- The Afon
Crawnon is a
river in the
Brecon Beacons National Park in the
county of Powys, Wales. The
headwaters rise on the
hills north of
Trefil and flow...
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Grwyne Fawr (L)
Grwyne Fechan (R)
Rhiangoll (L) Nant
Cleisfer (R) Afon
Crawnon (R)
Caerfanell (R) Nant
Menasgin (R) Afon
Cynrig (R)
River Honddu (L) Afon...
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point at SO 147159. To the
north the hill
overlooks the
valleys of
Dyffryn Crawnon and Cwm Claisfer,
themselves tributary valleys of the Usk. The shallow...
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Parallels A40 in the Usk valley; p****es
through Pencelli, Talybont-on-Usk, Cwm
Crawnon and Llangynidr.
Likely classified in the mid-1930s, as it does not appear...
- Gavenny,
Olway Brook • right Hydfer, Crai, Senni, Tarell, Cyrig, Nant Menasgin, Caerfanell,
Crawnon, Clydach,
Berthin Brook, Sôr Brook, Llwyd, Ebbw...
- aqueduct,
Talybont Ashford Tunnel (375 yd) 65-68
Llangynidr Locks (4) Afon
Crawnon aqueduct 64
Llangynidr Locks -
Lower lock B4560
Llangynidr bridge Nant...
- six times.
River crossings include those of the Nant
Cleisfer and Afon
Crawnon at Llangynidr, the
Caerfanell at
Talybont and the Nant
Menasgin between...
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Pontsticill skirts the
northwestern edge of the hill
bound for
Dyffryn Crawnon and the Usk Valley. Nuttall, John & Anne (1999). The
Mountains of England...
- aqueduct,
Talybont Ashford Tunnel (375 yd) 65-68
Llangynidr Locks (4) Afon
Crawnon aqueduct 64
Llangynidr Locks -
Lower lock B4560
Llangynidr bridge Nant...
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through the
moorlands between the
Heads of the
Valleys Road and the
Dyffryn Crawnon valley to the north. At 409
metres (1,342 ft)
above sea level, the Ordnance...
