Clwt Glas, Malltraeth
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Clwt Glas, Malltraeth
Image: © Eirian Evans Taken: 10 Jul 2015
'Clwt Glas' (Green Patch) was an area of land at the lower end of Malltraeth and was essentially the reverse side of a mound built as part of the scheme to reclaim the Cefni Marsh (Cors Ddyga) during the latter years of the 18th Century. It was transformed as a community project with the help of several grants into a picnic area, garden and information point, and opened by Colin Jackson in September 2010.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.192097
Longitude
-4.385578