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Llandecwyn (Welsh pronunciation) is a
hamlet near
Penrhyndeudraeth in Gwynedd, Wales. The bulk of the po****tion (between 40 and 50 houses) is now located...
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Llandecwyn railway station serves the
rural area
around Llandecwyn on the
estuary of the Afon
Dwyryd in Gwynedd, Wales.
British Rail
requested the permission...
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Saint Tecwyn's Way, a
pilgrimage route ending at
Saint Tecwyn's
church in
Llandecwyn. The name
means "St. Michael's of the Beaches", and the
church was one...
- Pen-sarn 1,162
Cambrian Coast Tygwyn Tygwyn 986
Cambrian Coast Llandecwyn Llandecwyn 834
Cambrian Coast Pont-y-Pant Pont-y-Pant 814
Conwy Valley Roman...
- bishop,
Hilary of Poitiers. The
Celtic names of
Liscard and
Landican (from
Llandecwyn) both
suggest an
ancient British origin. The name of Wallasey, meaning...
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Parishes Ardudwy Ffestiniog •
Llanaber •
Llanbedr •
Llandanwg •
Llanddwywe •
Llandecwyn •
Llanelltyd •
Llanenddwyn •
Llanfair • Llanfihangel-y-traethau • Llanfrothen...
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considerably more convenient. The last of a
series of
coast halts was
opened at
Llandecwyn in 1935. At Abererch, a
conditional halt with double-arm
platform signals...
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Pensarn and
Llandanwg before reaching Harlech. Tygwyn,
Talsarnau and
Llandecwyn stations are the last
before the line
exits the park as it
crosses the...
- Aberystwyth. The town was
originally in two
Anglican parishes,
Llanfrothen and
Llandecwyn. Holy
Trinity church was
built in 1858 and a new
parish of Penrhyndeudraeth...
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Saint Tecwyn is the
patron saint and
founder of
Llandecwyn in the
Welsh county of Gwynedd.
Tecwyn (sometimes
transliterated as
Tegwyn -
feminine version...
