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3034 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 20TH MARCH 1969 Nos. 13/65 and 26/12a, Llanfihangel-ar-Arth and No. 0/67, Cilycwm Parish. Footpath from Nant Llanpumsaint Parishes. Footpath from Path 13/63 Rhaiadr northwards past Cwm-y-Rhaiadr Farm to in Allt Cwmcreigiau-fach southwards into Llanpum- Craig-y-Rhaiadr. saint Parish via Esgair. No. 0/70, Llanfair-ar-y-bryn Parish. Footpath No. 13/22, Llanybyther Parish. Footpath from from Rhandirmwyn-Ystrad-ffin road around south terminus of county road at Lletty'r Gof south-east- and west sides of Dina to Twm Shon Catti's Cave. wards past Sarn-gining and Pant-y-seiri. No. 0/71, Llanfynydd Parish. Footpath from No. 15/25, Llanybyther Parish. Footpath from Rhyd-y-Gwial eastwards to Trebwl. Path No. 15/23 east of Lolgader, Llanybyther No. 0/72, Llansadwrn Parish. Footpath from Bryn Mountain, southwards via Pant-teg to Gors Goch Marlais to Pont Pwll-hesg. road junction. No. 0/75, Talley Parish. Footpath south-westwards No. 15/29, Llanybyther Parish. Footpath from from Blaenwaun towards Marchoglwyn-uchaf. Path 15/27 west of Rhydcymerau, westwards via No. 0/77, Llanfair-ar-y-bryn Parish. Footpath Rhiw to joint Path 15/28 east of Syfigwm. from Llandovery-Rhandirmwyn road near Capel No. 17/10, Ulanfihangel Rhosycorn Parish. Foot- Brynhyfryd north-westwards via Dinas-bach to path from New Inn-Gwernogle road north-east of Dugoedydd. Tyrlan, northwards through Allt Troedyrhiw to join No. 0/78, Llanfair-ar-y-bryn Parish. Footpath 17/1 at the River Clydach. from Glan Bran north-westwards to Melinycoed. Nos. 19/22 and 65/22, Llanwinio and Trelech a'r No. 0/79, Llanfair-ar-y-bryn Parish. Bridleway Betws Parishes. Footpath from Gellywen-Felindre from Cynnant north-westwards over Cefn Ystradffin road westwards via Lolgoch and Cilfforch. to Bwlchyffin. No. 19/37, Llanwinio Parish. Footpath from No. 0/80, Llanfair-ar-y-bryn Parish. Bridleway Gellywen-Felindre road westwards past Cwmllwyd. from Cynnant north-eastwards along Esgair Berfedd No. 26/12, Llanpumsaint Parish. Footpath from into Breconshire. Llanpumsaint-Pentrecwrt road south-eastwards via No;. 0/81, Pencarreg Parish. Footpath rrom Derimysg to Bwlchyrhyd. Cwmann south-eastwards to Bwlchnewydd. Nos. 26/13 and 13/62, Llanpumsaint and Llan- fihangel-ar-Arth Parishes. Footpath from Llanpum- Modification of the following routes: saint—Pentrecwrt road eastwards via Nantyrhebog to Nos. 1/24 and 65/29, Abernant and Trelech-a'r- Cwmcreigiau-fawr. Betws Parishes. From Cwm-cest north-westwards to No. 37/5, Llanfair-ar-y-bryn Parish. Footpath Pant Shoni. from Llandovery-Llanwrtyd road at Tanyparc Lodge No. 2/7, Abergwili Parish. Footpath from westwards across River Bran and past Parc-bach to Glangwili Bridge north-westwards to meet Pondside Unclassified Road. path. No. 37/32, Llanfair-ar-y-bryn Parish. Continua- No. 8/4, Cilycwm Parish. Footpath from Cilycwm- tion of Path 37/25 from Babel, north-eastwards to Rhandirmwyn road north of Dolachddu to Path 8/2. meet Path 37/31 in the south of Crychan Forest. No. 8/37, Cilycwm Parish. Footpath from public No. 37/37, Llanfair-ar-y-bryn Parish. Footpath highway past Pencraig and through Caio Forest via Cwm-coed-oeron in Crychan Forest. to join Path 8/42 south-west of Benlan. No. 37/39, Llanfair-ar-y-bryn Parish. Footpath No. 15/10, Llanybyther Parish. Footpath linking from Cwm Crychan to Cwm-coed-oeron. Paths 15/6 and 15/9 on western edge of Allt No. 37/42, Llanfair-ar-y-bryn Parish. Footpath Llwyncrwn south of Pencarreg. from Glyn-moch north-eastwards to County Road No. 15/33, Llanybyther Parish. Footpath from on west side of Crychan Forest. terminus of Unclassified County Road leading north- Not 37/43, Llanfair-ar-y-bryn Parish. Footpath westwards from Abergorlech, north-eastwards to the from Trebaried north-eastwards via Glan Crychan River Gorlech. Alternative route along Forest road and Penlan to Cefn House. to be substituted. No. 37/44, Llanfair-ar-y-bryn Parish. Footpath No. 37/33, Llanfair-ar-y-bryn Parish. Footpath from Glan Crychan to Glyn-moch. from terminus of Unclassified Road north-east of No. 37/56, Llanfair-ar-y-bryn Parish. Footpath Babel, northwards via Esgair-berfedd and Bronydd from Cynghordy—Llandulas road eastwards to Esgair- to Unclassified Road south-east of Cwm-coed-oeron. fwyog. No. 37/40, Llanfair-ar-y-bryn Parish. Footpath No. 41/72 (part), Llanegwad Parish. Footpath from Cwm Crychan past Scrach to Cefncoch. from Aberoleu to junction with No. 41/73 at Panty- No. 37/41, Llanfair-ar-y-bryn Parish. Footpath fedwen. from Cefn House southwards via Penlan and No. 44/148, L'landeilo-fawr Rural Parish. Foot- Glynmoch to Cefncoed. path from Glanrhyd-isaf, Manordeilo to Rhyd-y- No. 41/6, Llanegwad Parish. Footpath from Aber Saison. Cothi to Llanegwad. No. 46/17, Llandovery Borough. Footpath from Llando very-Brecon road north-eastwards past No. 46/7, Llandovery Borough. Footpath from Ffynnon-y-saer and Alltygog. Railway Station past playing field to Chain Bridge. No. 48/40, Llangadog Parish. Footpath from No. 47/12, Llandingat Without Parish. Footpath Llangadog—Brynamman road at New Inn, Gwynfe, from terminus of Path 46/8 southwards alongside southwards to spring. River Towy, past Llwynjack to Pont Rhydceu. No. 52/23, Llandissilio East Parish. Footpath from No. 53/22, Meidrim Parish. Footpath from Ainon Llandissilio—Llawhaden road at Blaenwaun south- Chapel, Gellywen southwards to Bwlchygwynt. eastwards to Iron Duke Hotel, Clynderwen. No. 55/6, Newchurch Parish. Footpath from Nos. 55/3 and 26/3, Newchurch and Llanpum- Bronwydd Arms railway station north-westwards to saint Parishes. Footpath from Carmarthen—Cynwel Ty'r-coed. Elfed road at Llwyn-yn, north-eastwards to Crych- No. 64/39, Talley Parish. Footpath from Talley- ddu. Blaenwaun road north-west via Cilwr to Llwyncelyn. No. 64/42 (pant), Talley Parish. Footpath from Alteration of the status of the following ways: Langwm, Talley via Cefn-blaidd to junction with No. 64/52. Nos. 1/24 and 65/29, Abernant and Trelech-a'r- No. 64/44, Talley Parish. Footpath from Cefn- Betws Parishes. Footpath from Cwm-cest north- blaidd southwards to Path 64/43. westwards to Pant Shoni. To be shown as bridle- No. 64/45, Talley Parish. Footpath from Cefn- way. blaidd eastwards to Blaennant. No. 37/35, Llanfair-ar-y-bryn Parish. Footpath No. 65/49 (parts), Trelech-ar-Betws Parish. Foot- from Pentrebach-Llandulas road north-east of Ffos- path from Castell-mawr, Felindre north-eastwards via y-hwyaid, north-westwards via Pantglas towards Capel Betws to Berthlwyd, except for the short length Cefncoch, then north-eastwards to continue into between the junctions with Nos. 65/50 and 65/52 Breconshire north of Gledrydd. To be shown as near Gilfachybetws. bridleway. No. 65/51, Trelech-ar-Betws Parish. Footpath No. 54/19, Myddfai Parish. Footpath from from Blaen-einon, Felindre south-eastwards past Gorllwyn-fach, Myddfai south-westwards to Capel Gwndwn-mawr. Sardis. To be shown as bridleway. No. 65/53, Trelech-ar-Betws Parish. Footpath No. 65/26, Trelech-ar-Betws Parish. Footpath from Berthlwyd north-westwards to Crossevan. from Penybont-Llysonen road, at Penyrheol, west- wards via Old Castell-gorwyn. To be shown as Addition of the following ways: bridleway. No. 0/66, Cenarth Parish. Footpath from Capel No. 65/28, Trelech-ar-Betws Parish. Footpath Ifan-Pont Wedwst road southwards across River from Trelech-ar-Betws Vicarage south-westwards to Cych at Godremamog. Pont-yr-Eglwys. To be shown as bridleway. For any late Notices see Contents list on first page.
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