near to Pontneddfechan, Powys, Wales
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Ebeneezer Chapel
by Chris Shaw
On East of square at western outskirts of Pontneddfechan.
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Ordnance Survey Cut Mark
by Adrian Dust
This OS cut mark can be found on the concrete culvert on the NW side of the Inter-Valley Road. It marks a point 150.490m above mean sea level. Link
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Ebenezer Chapel, Pontneddfechan
by Alan Hughes
Calvinistic Methodist Chapel in Pontneddfechan.
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Nissen hut, Pontneathvaughan Road, Glynneath
by Jaggery
The premises are a Nissen hut with an extension built at right angles behind it, part of which (the white section) is seen here. Formerly used by Nomads Angling Club.
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Bend on the Afon Nedd Fechan
A revetment for a tramroad or rail bridge remains on the far bank - just one example of lots of industrial remains that can be spotted on the Waterfalls Walk.
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A465 Aberdare Road looking north east
by Colin Pyle
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Houses on Pontneathvaughan Road
by Jeff Gogarty
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Mynwent Pontneddfechan/ Pontneddfechan Graveyard
Mynwent Ebenezer, Capel y Methodistiaid ym Mhontneddfechan.
The graveyard of Ebenezer Methodist Chapel, Pontneddfechan (trans. the bridge [spanning] the Nedd Fechan River).
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Pontneathvaughan Road house, Glynneath
by Jaggery
Set back from the road in a semi-rural part of Glynneath, close to the western boundary Link of Powys, the village of Pontneddfechan and the Brecon Beacons National Park.
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Part of the Afon Nedd Fechan
A beautiful section of riverside walking with lots to see; river birds, the remnants of industrial heritage and trees, mosses and lichens. The river forms the county boundary between Powys and Neath county borough.
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Railway Track
by Alan Hughes
All that remains of the railway track which ran alongside Nedd Fechan are the stone footings showing the circular holes where the track brackets were secured.
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Former tramroad sleeper blocks in path beside the Nedd Fechan
by Gareth James
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