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Olkhon (Russian: Ольхо́н, also
transliterated as
Olchon; Buryat: Ойхон, Oikhon) is the third-largest lake
island in the world. It is by far the largest...
- the west. The park is
entirely within Wales and
therefore excludes the
Olchon Valley and
Black Hill,
which are part of the
Black Mountains but in the...
- west side of the
ridge is the Vale of Ewyas, and on the east side is the
Olchon Valley and
Black Hill. The
western side of the
ridge falls within the Brecon...
- southwards,
gaining the
waters of its
tributaries the
Escley Brook and
Olchon Brook near
Clodock and the
waters of the
River Honddu, from the
Welsh side...
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flows at the
outside edge of your thumb. The
second river, now
called Olchon,
flows between your
thumb and the
first finger, to join the
Mynwy at the...
-
Baron Cherleton. Some
historians believed he was
captured in the
upland Olchon Valley of
western Herefordshire adjacent to the
Black Mountains, Wales,...
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descent into the
valley of the
river Olchon.
There is a
direct route from the
ridge which follows the
river Olchon via an old bridleway, and
leads on to...
- Llanwenarth. In 1745 he was
appointed minister of
Olchon, and of Capel-y-ffin (twenty
miles distant from
Olchon),
where he
remained until his
death following...
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towards Longtown.
There is a
small car park
where the
ridge drops into the
Olchon valley,
about 2
miles north of
Longtown itself. The
entire hill is designated...
- Walterstone. The
village is
situated on a
ridge of
higher land
between the
Olchon Valley and the
valley of the
River Monnow. In the
Herefordshire volume of...
