Crossing the Taff Bargoed river
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Crossing the Taff Bargoed river
Image: © Wally Haines Taken: 1 May 2009
Bridge Crossing the Taff Bargoed river between the lakes. These lakes were formed when the valley was reclaimed from the slag heaps which covered the valley. The river had been culverted through the village in order to fill the valley and enable development which made easier mining at Taff Merthyr and Deep Navigation Collieries.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.676295
Longitude
-3.297221