Aber Cegir

Settlement in Montgomeryshire

Wales

Aber Cegir

Glyndwr's Way near Abercegir
Glyndwr's Way near Abercegir Credit: Dave Kelly

Aber Cegir is a small village located in the county of Montgomeryshire, Wales. Situated in the picturesque countryside, it lies at the confluence of two rivers, the River Severn and the River Vyrnwy. The village is located approximately 10 miles northwest of the town of Welshpool.

Aber Cegir is known for its natural beauty and tranquil surroundings. The rivers flowing through the area provide a stunning backdrop, with lush green fields and rolling hills surrounding the village. The landscape offers a perfect setting for outdoor activities such as fishing, hiking, and birdwatching.

The village itself is small, with a close-knit community. It has a charming, traditional atmosphere, with several historic buildings that add to its character. The local pub, The Riverside Inn, is a popular meeting place for residents and visitors alike, offering a warm welcome and serving delicious food and beverages.

Despite its small size, Aber Cegir benefits from a range of amenities. It has a primary school, a community hall, and a local shop that caters to the daily needs of its residents. The village also hosts various community events throughout the year, including summer fairs and Christmas celebrations.

Aber Cegir offers a peaceful retreat for those seeking a slower pace of life and a connection with nature. Its idyllic location and friendly community make it a desirable place to live or visit in Montgomeryshire.

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Aber Cegir Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.600985/-3.764451 or Grid Reference SH8001. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Glyndwr's Way near Abercegir
Glyndwr's Way near Abercegir
Glyndwr's Way near Abercegir
Glyndwr's Way near Abercegir
View from Glyndwr's Way near Abercegir
View from Glyndwr's Way near Abercegir
Glyndwr's Way near Abercegir
Glyndwr's Way near Abercegir
Glyndwr's Way near Abercegir
Glyndwr's Way near Abercegir
Track leading down from Ffridd Wyllt towards Maesterran Farm Drizzle was falling here and there appeared to be heavier rain in the valley below. The farm track here somehow gave the impression of being of some antiquity and that proved to be the case as it is shown on the 1887 map. It is now a right of way down to Maesterran Farm and beyond.
Track leading down from Ffridd Wyllt towards Maesterran Farm
Drizzle was falling here and there appeared to be heavier rain in the valley below. The farm track here somehow gave the impression of being of some antiquity and that proved to be the case as it is shown on the 1887 map. It is now a right of way down to Maesterran Farm and beyond.
Open gate on the track down to Maesterran Farm
Open gate on the track down to Maesterran Farm
Above Cwm Gwydol The hamlet of Abercegir is hidden in the valley below.
Above Cwm Gwydol
The hamlet of Abercegir is hidden in the valley below.
Ancient roadway above Maesterran Farm Also a right of way.
Ancient roadway above Maesterran Farm
Also a right of way.
Beside the A470 road Older maps show a large lay-by here, out of view on the right, formed after road realignment. It has now been closed and fenced.
Beside the A470 road
Older maps show a large lay-by here, out of view on the right, formed after road realignment. It has now been closed and fenced.
Onnen / Ash On the bridleway by Bryn y Brain.
Onnen / Ash
On the bridleway by Bryn y Brain.
Distant view towards Cadair Idris at sunset From the public bridleway on Bryn-y-Brain, the summer sunset view towards Cadair Idris, approximately 15 miles away.
Distant view towards Cadair Idris at sunset
From the public bridleway on Bryn-y-Brain, the summer sunset view towards Cadair Idris, approximately 15 miles away.
Hen wal yr yr eira An old boundary wall on the side of Bryn-y-Brain, as the snow begins.
Hen wal yr yr eira
An old boundary wall on the side of Bryn-y-Brain, as the snow begins.
Dros Nant Gwydol Across Nant Gwydol, looking up the lane towards Darowen.
Dros Nant Gwydol
Across Nant Gwydol, looking up the lane towards Darowen.
Nant Gwydol Golygfa lawr Nant Gwydol, tuag at Cadair Idris, ar fore hydrefol / View down Nant Gwydol, towards Cadair Idris, on an autumnal morning.
Nant Gwydol
Golygfa lawr Nant Gwydol, tuag at Cadair Idris, ar fore hydrefol / View down Nant Gwydol, towards Cadair Idris, on an autumnal morning.
Llwybr ceffyl / Bridleway Hen lwybr yn y coed / old bridleway through the wood
Llwybr ceffyl / Bridleway
Hen lwybr yn y coed / old bridleway through the wood
Llwybr ceffyl / Bridleway Llwybr lawr i Esgair Gadwyth / bridleway heading downhill towards Esgair Gadwyth
Llwybr ceffyl / Bridleway
Llwybr lawr i Esgair Gadwyth / bridleway heading downhill towards Esgair Gadwyth
Hen ffordd y porthmyn The old drovers' road, now a sunken bridleway along the flank of Bryn-y-Brain.
Hen ffordd y porthmyn
The old drovers' road, now a sunken bridleway along the flank of Bryn-y-Brain.
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Aber Cegir is located at Grid Ref: SH8001 (Lat: 52.600985, Lng: -3.764451)

Unitary Authority: Powys

Police Authority: Dyfed Powys

Also known as: Abercegyr, Aber-Cegir, Abercegir

What 3 Words

///escorting.thud.broken. Near Machynlleth, Powys

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Abercegir
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Telephone
Booth: K6
Covered: booth
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Phone: +44 1650 511296
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Post Box
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