Pont Aberarth
Introduction
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Pont Aberarth
Image: © Alan Richards Taken: 13 Mar 2011
Pont Aberarth a adeiladwyd yn 1849 ar ol i'r bont flaenorol gael ei dinsitrio gan lif yn 1846. Llifa Afon Arth - un o nifer o afonydd a enwir ar ol anifeilaid yng Nghymru - i mewn i Fae Ceredigion gerllaw. Pont Aberarth was built in 1849 after the previous bridge was destroyed by a flood. 'Arth' is the Welsh name for 'bear' - one of many river names in Wales named after animals. The river flows into Cardigan Bay a short distance away.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.250951
Longitude
-4.228665