Dyserth waterfall
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Dyserth waterfall
Image: © Eirian Evans Taken: 11 Jan 2008
In Lower Dyserth the Afon Ffyddion plunges seventy feet to create the waterfall for which the village is famous. In times of heavy rainfall it can turn into a raging torrent and the stream below has been known to overflow and flood parts of the lower village. Dr Johnson came to see it in 1774.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.301309
Longitude
-3.417979