St. Mabli's church (Llanvapley)
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St. Mabli's church (Llanvapley)
Image: © Fabian Musto Taken: 28 May 2026
Grade II* listed church in Llanvapley (Llanfable) that is dedicated to St. Mabli, the dedication of which appears to be varied as it is also known as St. Mable or St. Mapley. The building retains much of its medieval fabric, an example of which is the tower arch in the distance. A.M. Wyatt of Monmouth restored the building in 1861, and the church was restored again in 1950. This image faces west to the nave from the chancel.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.821828
Longitude
-2.920241