Afon Clydach: Rhaeadr Isaf
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Afon Clydach: Rhaeadr Isaf
Image: © Alan Bowring Taken: 13 May 2007
One of several waterfalls over which the Afon Clydach plunges as it drops 1000ft/300m from Brynmawr down the gorge to join the Wysg/Usk below Gilwern. Much of the gorge is still cloaked in beech trees making it the most westerly natural beechwood in the country and hence also a national nature reserve.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.807147
Longitude
-3.129385