Camlas Clydach Canal
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Camlas Clydach Canal
Image: © Alan Richards Taken: 26 Jan 2014
Cerddwyr yn croesi pontdroed a rychwanta Gamlas Abertawe. Adeiladwyd y gamlas rhwng 1794 a 1798 o Abercraf i Abertawe, pellter o 16 milltir a chludid glo, dur a haearn arni. Fe'i caewyd yn 1931. Yn 1981 sefydlwyd Cymdeithas Gamlas Abertawe er mwyn ei hadfer. Y capel yn y cefndir yw Calfaria. Walkers crossing a footbridge spanning the Swansea Canal. The canal, built between 1794 and 1798 and sixteen miles in length, linked Abercraf with Swansea and transported mainly coal, steel and iron. The canal finally closed in 1931. In 1981 the Swansea Canal Society was formed and is committed in restoring the old waterway.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.693757
Longitude
-3.897456