Stryd Y Ffynnon, Nefyn
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Stryd Y Ffynnon, Nefyn
Image: © Stephen McKay Taken: 24 Aug 2014
One of the streets leading away from the centre of Nefyn, Stryd Y Ffynnon (Well Street) forms the B4417 towards Caernarfon. It takes its name from St Mary's Well, seen here on the left, which, according to the triangular plaque, was rebuilt by the Corporation of Nefyn in 1868. Beyond the well is Nefyn's post office.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.936224
Longitude
-4.519701