- Coed
Llandyfan is a Site of
Special Scientific Interest in
Carmarthen & Dinefwr, Wales. It is an
ancient semi-natural
broadleaved wood near the small...
- of Dyfan's
supposed connection to the King Lucius legends.
There is a
Llandyfan ("St Dyfan's")
outside Ammanford notable for its
importance in the early...
- St Michael, Betws, Brynaman, Cwmaman, Cwm-Coch, Cwmllynfell, Llandybie,
Llandyfan, Pont Aman and Tai'rgwaith. It is
named after the
River Amman. It has...
-
Talar Wen
Quarry (Chwarel
Talar Wen) Coed
Cochion Quarry Coed
Gwempa Coed
Llandyfan Coedydd Capel Dyddgen Tregyb Woodlands (Coedydd Tregyb)
Coedydd y Garn...
-
Carmarthenshire from Kidwelly,
entering the
Brecon Beacons National Park at
Llandyfan and
extending westwards through the
Black Mountain to
Cribarth above the...
-
Wales on the
basis of the
legends about King Lucius.
There is a
church at
Llandyfan ("St Dyfan's")
outside Ammanford in Wales,
although there is no large...
-
Llandybie Settlement SN6115
Llandyfaelog Llandyfaelog Settlement SN4111
Llandyfân Llandyfân Settlement SN6417
Llandyry Llandyry Settlement SN4304
Llanedi Llanedi...
- Llandwrog,
Saint Twrog Llandybie,
Saint Tybie Llandyfaelog, St
Maelog Llandyfan, St
Dyfan Llandyfriog,
Saint Brioc Llandyfrydog,
Saint Tyfrydog see St...
- )
Deruvian or
Duvian or
Damian 2nd
century Merthyr Dyfan (mistakenly)
Llandyfan (mistakenly) 24 May (trad.)
Bishop &
Confessor Usually celebrated with...
- (Abergorlech)
Pencarreg Cayo
Cilycwm Cynwyl Caio
Llanycrwys Llandeilo (
Llandyfan)
Llandyfeisant Llansawel Llanwrda Derllys Carmarthen St Mary Carmarthen...
