Eastern boundary of Abercrave
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Eastern boundary of Abercrave
Image: © Jaggery Taken: 29 Aug 2011
The white-on-blue boundary sign is at the junction of Heol Tawe (ahead) and Station Road on the left. The sign shows only the Welsh name of the village, Abercraf, though the English version Abercrave is also used. Station Road formerly led to Abercrave railway station which opened in 1869. Passenger services ceased in 1932. The line through the station remained open for freight trains for some time thereafter.
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Image Location
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Latitude
51.80174
Longitude
-3.704736