near to Aberfan, Merthyr Tydfil/Merthyr Tudful, Wales
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View north along Mynydd Cilfach-yr-encil
by Gareth James
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SE boundary of Troedyrhiw
by Jaggery
The B4285 from Aberfan reaches Troedyrhiw, a village in the county borough of Merthyr Tydfil.
The speed limit reduces from 40mph to 30mph.
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A4054 heading north to Troedyrhiw
by Colin Pyle
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Path between Troed-y-rhiw and Aberfan
by DS Pugh
The path is part of National Cycle Network route 8.
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Taff Trail near Aberfan
The Taff trail runs from Cardiff to Brecon and on this stretch between Aberfan and Troedyrhiw follows the course of the old Glamorganshire Canal.
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Looking down on Troedrhiw
by Graham Horn
The picture is centred on a sports ground belonging to Afon Taf comprehensive school at the southern end of Troedrhiw. The school is just beyond. The railway line can be seen curving round it. The River Taff goes to the left of the playing fields.
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Trevithick Trail, Troedyrhiw
by David Smith
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Trevithick trail
by nantcoly
This is the start of the Trevithick trail and is the spot where the former mineral railway to Troedyrhiw pit crossed the road from Merthyr Vale to Troedyrhiw
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Ordnance Survey Pivot
by Adrian Dust
This OS pivot can be found on a rock to the NE of the track. It marks a point 172.599m above mean sea level.
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St Tydfil’s Forest at sunset
by Alan Hughes
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Telephone box at junction of The Grove & Aberfan Road |
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Llwybr glanafon / Riverside path
Cerddwyr yn dilyn llwybr ar lan Afon Taf.
Walkers following a path alongside the River Taff.
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