Rhiw'r Cwar

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Rhiw'r Cwar

Image: © Alan Richards Taken: 30 May 2020

Llwybr yn mynd i lawr y waered ar lethrau Graig Fawr. Gelwir y goriwaered hwn yn lleol yn Rhiw'r Cwar oherwydd i anhedd-dy (Ynys House) neu anhedd-dai i lawr yn y cwm gael eu hadeiladu gan gerrig o gwar bach a leolir ar ben y tyle. A path descending the slopes of Graig Fawr (trans. big hill). Known locally as Rhiw'r Cwar (trans. quarry hill) as a property (Ynys house) or properties in the valley were built from stone extracted from the small quarry located at the top of the hill.

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Image Location

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Latitude
51.738597
Longitude
-4.018102