Pontfaen over Afon Nyfer
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Pontfaen over Afon Nyfer
Image: © Natasha Ceridwen de Chroustchoff Taken: 4 Aug 2007
Clearly an ancient bridge which crosses the infant river Nevern between Eglwyswrw to the NW and Crymuch to the SE. It appears to have two arches separated by a spit of land in the middle: the one shown spans the smaller stream, possibly a mill leat. Pont faen, the name of the crossroads to the south, simply means stone bridge.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.998888
Longitude
-4.67402