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The steelworks borders Margam Burrows and a reed bed at this point. It is here that spoil from the works processes are dumped.

View along the edge of the gridsquare from between the two fences. The British Oxygen plant can be seen in the distance.

A 100 hectare site of low lying reclaimed wetland. It has been designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest because of the mix of habitats here - grassland, dunes, woodland, reedbeds and ditches.

The Wales Coast Path seen roughly half way along a north-south stretch in which it crosses the low-lying Margam Moors near Port Talbot. This stretch, mostly through an area of scrubland where there were once railway lines, was opened some... (more)

Sandy pathway through the dunes at Margam Moors.

Hen arglawdd rheilffordd a arferai wasanaethu Gwaith Dur Tata sy'n weladwy yn y pellter. A disused railway embankment that formerly serviced Tata Steelworks visible in the distance.

A 100 hectare site of low lying reclaimed wetland. It has been designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest because of the mix of habitats here - grassland, dunes, woodland, reedbeds and ditches.

General view of the area beyond the second fence.

Llwybr Arfordir Cymru ym Morfa Margam. Wales Coast Path at Margam Moors.

Situated in an area of scrubland where there were once railway lines and at a point where the Wales Coast Path changes course slightly, this signpost displays the familiar yellow, blue and white ‘dragon shell’ logo of that long distance... (more)

A view from the Wales Coast Path (on one of the stretches where it has to come some distance inland from the coast). On its passage across Margam Moors, the Coast Path passes just to the east of four pylons standing more-or-less in a... (more)