Sgwt Garnswllt / Garnswllt waterfall
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Sgwt Garnswllt / Garnswllt waterfall
Image: © Alan Richards Taken: 1 Jan 2012
Gelwir y llecyn hwn yng Ngarnswllt 'Y Sgwt' am resymau amlwg. Enw'r ffrwd yw 'Garnant' (< Garwnant) ac fe'i rhed o dan yr heol fach sy'n arwain o Garnswllt at Bontardulais. The name of this location in Garnswllt for obvious reasons is 'Y Sgwt' (trans 'The Waterfall'). The name of the stream is Garnant < Garwnant (trans. Wild stream) and it flows beneath a minor road which leads from Garnswllt to Pontardulais.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.757805
Longitude
-3.999107