Eastern boundary of Glangrwyney, Powys
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Eastern boundary of Glangrwyney, Powys
Image: © Jaggery Taken: 19 Jun 2011
The A40 from Abergavenny reaches the small village of Glangrwyney. Someone has used white paint to obliterate the final 'y' on the name sign, perhaps because it is perceived as an incorrect form of the Welsh Grwyne, which is the name of the small tributary of the River Usk flowing through the village. However, 'Glangwryney' appears to be the generally used spelling for the village.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.840125
Longitude
-3.103067