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• Craig y Llyn
  |county=Glamorgan ...n the township of [[Rhigos]]. It is the [[County top|highest point]] in [[Glamorgan]].
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• South West Coast Path
  ...[[Poole Harbour]]. It picks its way amongst some of the prettiest coasts in the land. ...o through the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape, also so designated in 2007.<ref>{{cite web | url=http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/1215 | author=UNES
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• Clevedon
  ...wn the coast south of [[Bristol]]. It has a recorded population of 21,957 in 2001. ...ill which is a Site of Special Scientific Interest. Clevedon was mentioned in the [[Domesday Book]] but did not really grow until the Victorian era when
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• Radyr
  |county=Glamorgan '''Radyr''' is an ancient parish in [[Glamorgan]] that forms a suburb of [[Cardiff]], about four miles north-west of Cardif
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• Llantrisant, Monmouthshire
  {{Hatnote|Not to be confused with [[Llantrisant]], Glamorgan, nor [[Llantrisant, Anglesey]]}} ...'''Llantrissant''', or '''Llantrissent''') is a village and ancient parish in [[Monmouthshire]], three miles south east of [[Usk]]. It forms part of the
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• Sarn Helen
  ...connects the [[River Conwy|Conwy Valley]] in the north with [[Carmarthen]] in the south.<ref>{{wmap|51.856|-4.311|zoom=14}}</ref> Despite its length, aca In the north the route is believed to follow the western bank of the [[River C
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• Pwlldu Bay
  {{county|Glamorgan}} ...ote beaches and is not easily accessible by car but there are three narrow footpaths leading down to the beach.
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• Horton, Glamorgan
  |county=Glamorgan ...on the south coast of [[Gower]], the beautiful peninsula in the west of [[Glamorgan]]. It is found just northeast of [[Port Eynon]] off the A4118 road.
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• Port Eynon
  |county=Glamorgan ...age in [[Glamorgan]], on the south coast of the [[Gower]]. The village is in the remote south-western corner of the peninsula, within the Gower 'Area of
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• Cwmaman
  {{for|the village in Carmarthenshire|Cwmamman}} |county=Glamorgan
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• Mynydd y Drum
  {{county|Glamorgan}} ...rds the western end of a broad curving ridge, the eastern part of which is in Brecknockshire. The eastern half of the hill is currently being opencasted
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• Pontneddfechan
  ...ath]] in the far south of [[Brecknockshire]] adjacent to the border with [[Glamorgan]]. The name may be seen written as "Pontneathvaughan". ...[[River Neath|Neath]] valley. [[Dinas Rock]], a steeply pitched anticline in the limestone rocks at Craig-y-Dinas, is a favourite spot for rock-climbers
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• River Mellte
  ...e Welsh word for 'lightning' - after its tendency to rise and fall rapidly in response to heavy rainfall. ...large and small, mostly developed along one or two major bedding planes. In extreme flood conditions the entire cave can flood to the roof. It is used
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• Wick, Glamorgan
  |county=Glamorgan |LG district=Vale of Glamorgan
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• Piercefield House
  ...ssical country house designed by Sir John Soane, located near [[Chepstow]] in [[Monmouthshire]]. Its extensive surrounding park overlooking the [[Wye Val ...eek the protection of the building was launched by SAVE Britain's Heritage in 2013.<ref name=wyevalley/>
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• Cheriton, Glamorgan
  {{county|Glamorgan}} ...in Gower, and is Grade-I listed. The psychoanalyst Ernest Jones is buried in its churchyard.
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• Burry Green
  {{county|Glamorgan}} ...hest point in Gower. Footpaths lead north across Ryers Down to [[Cheriton, Glamorgan|Cheriton]].
  834 B (126 words) - 19:55, 22 September 2016
• Gilwern Hill, Brecknockshire
  ...age of [[Gilwern]] in [[Brecknockshire]]. It lies west of the [[Blorenge]] in neighbouring [[Monmouthshire]]. The hill is a Site of Special Scientific In ...ww.ggat.org.uk/cadw/historic_landscape/Blaenavon/English/Blaenavon_011.htm Glamorgan Gwent Archaeological Trust]</ref> <ref>British Geological Survey 1:50K ma
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• Marches Way
  It links many of the most important historic sites in the Marches, drawing together the history from Roman times, passing through The route is only waymarked in Cheshire with black and white waymarker discs.<ref>[http://www.cheshire.gov
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• Celtic Way
  The route is intended to link sites of importance in prehistoric and Celtic Britain, with its central focus at [[Stonehenge]]. *''Glamorgan:''
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