-
Cwmmawr for
Tumble railway station, Cwm Mawr
railway station or
Cwmmawr railway station was
opened in 1913 to
timetabled p****enger services. It continued...
-
extending the system, and
suggested a line with
three inclined planes to
reach Cwmmawr,
further up the
Gwendraeth Valley.
Although Green had
experience with inclined...
- (3.61 m), for use on the
Burry Port and
Gwendraeth Valley Railway up to
Cwmmawr. In 2007,
three were used on
infrastructure trains on the
Manchester Metrolink...
-
Glamorganshire E&W 247
Cwmllynfell Fault E&W 230 Cwm-Mawr
Fault E&W 196
Cwmmawr Thrust E&W 230
Cwmneol Faul E&W 231
Cymmer Fault Glamorganshire E&W 248...
- Llanelli. Its
nearby community villages include Cross Hands, Drefach,
Cwmmawr,
Foelgastell and Gorslas. The
Gwendraeth Fawr
river flows nearby and its...
- was one of the
stations that lay
between Llanelli and the coal mine at
Cwmmawr. The fact that the line was
built down the old
canal route meant that it...
-
ground frame to the
Cwmmawr terminus was
closed on 1 May 1967,
although the coal
depot at New
Dynant continued to be
referred to as
Cwmmawr. The
Kidwelly branch...
- 1909 by the
Burry Port and
Gwendraeth Valley Railway on the
Kidwelly and
Cwmmawr section of the line and was
closed by the
Great Western Railway on Sa****ay...
-
tendency to flooding. The
freight service continued for coal
traffic on the
Cwmmawr branch to
Kidwelly until 1996 by
which time the last of the
local collieries...
- Cwmcarnhywel,
Cwmfelin Boeth, Cwmffrwd, Cwmgwili, Cwmhiriaeth, Cwmisfael,
Cwmmawr, Cwmpengraig, Cynhordy,
Cynwyl Elfed,
Cynwyl Gaeo Dafen, Derwydd, Drefach...
