Has bee used for rubbish dumping, and has various ‘contaminated signs around it’. The pit has been shallowed by infilling, and has a sparse birch vegetation.
One of the 4 pits forming Pen-y-Bryn Quarry
Sep 22nd, 2024 from RG by BertyBasset
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| North Wales | |
| Nantlle | |
| 53.0563583, -4.2336278 | |
| SH 5040 5335 | |
| Private Land | |
| 98m | |
| #26,415 | |
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- Dorothea - 423m
- Gallt y Fedw - 521m
- Pen y Bryn - 535m
- Blaen y Cae - 637m
- Cilgwyn - 725m
- Cornwall - 812m
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- Twll John Fowc - 1,034m
- Cloddfa'r Coed - 1,105m
- Nantlle Vale - 1,173m
- Coed Madog - 1,276m
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- Ty Mawr Green - 1,313m
- Ty'n y Weirglodd - 1,443m
- Plas Du - 1,664m
- Tanrallt - 1,700m
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- Fron - 1,870m
- Twll Coed - 1,893m
- Braich - 1,948m