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Significant Yews Recorded in the Diocese of Bangor Significant yews in the Dioceses of the Church in Wales Updated May 2017 Ancient yews have a likely age of 800+ and Veteran yews a likely age of 500+. While we do not expect to discover many more yews in these categories, it is likely that there are large numbers of unrecorded Notable yews, trees with a likely age of 300+. Diocese of Bangor Ancient and veteran yew sites Site name County Church name Tree Classification Caerhun Conwy St Mary 2 veteran Carno Powys St John the Baptist 1 ancient Dolwyddelan Conwy St Gwyddelan 2 veteran Llanddeiniolen Gwynedd St Deniolen 3 ancient Llandinam Powys St Llonio 1 ancient Llan Powys St Mary 1 veteran 1 notable Llanelltyd Gwynedd St Illtud 1 ancient 1 veteran Llanrhychwyn Conwy St Rhychwyn 1 veteran 1 notable Llanwnog Powys St Cwynog/St Gwynnog 1 ancient 2 veteran 3 notable Llanwrin Powys St Gwrin, formerly St Ust and St Dyfrig 1 ancient Llanymawddwy Gwynedd St Tydecho 1 ancient Machynlleth Powys St Peter 1 ancient Maentwrog Gwynedd Maentwrog Parish Church 2 veteran Mallwyd Gwynedd St Tydecho 1 ancient 1 veteran Penegoes Powys St Cadfarch 1 ancient Trefeglwys Powys St Michael 1 ancient 1 veteran 1 notable Diocese of Bangor Some notable yew sites Site name County Church name Tree Classification Abergwyngregyn Gwynedd St Bodfan 3 notable (Aber) Beddgelert Gwynedd St Mary 1 notable Betws-y-Coed Conwy St Michael 2 notable Cemmaes Powys St Tydecho 3 notable Gyffin Conwy St Benedict 1 notable Llan Powys St Mary 2 notable Llanbedrog Gwynedd St Pedrog 1 notable Llanbedr-y-Cennin Conwy St Peter 2 notable Llandegai Gwynedd St Tegai Yew avenue Llanfachreth Gwynedd St Machreth 1 notable Llanfairfechan Conwy St Mary's and Christchurch Yew Avenues Llanfairisgaer Gwynedd St Mary 1 notable Llangwyfan Denbighshire St Cwyfan 1 notable Llanidan Anglesey St Idan 1 notable Llanllechid Gwynedd St Llechid 1 notable and yew avenue Llanrug Gwynedd St Michael 1 notable Nant Peris Gwynedd St Peris 1 notable Diocese of Llandaff Ancient and veteran yew sites Site name County Church name Tree Classification Baglan Glamorgan St Catherine/St Baglan 1 veteran Coity Bridgend St Mary the Virgin 1 veteran Colwinston Glamorgan St Michael and All Angels 1 veteran Eglwysilan Caerphilly St Ilan 2 veteran Glyncorrwg Glamorgan St John the Baptist 2 veteran 1 notable Llanedeyrn Cardiff St Edeyrn 1 ancient 1 veteran Llangynwyd Bridgend St Cynwyd 2 veteran Llanilid Bridgend 2 veteran Llantarnam Monmouthshire St Michael and All Angels 1 veteran Llantrithyd Park Glamorgan St Illtyd 1 veteran Michaelston-super- Glamorgan St Michael 1 veteran Ely Pendoylan Glamorgan 1 ancient 1 notable Pentyrch Cardiff St Catwg 1 veteran Radyr/Llandaff Glamorgan St John the Baptist 1 veteran St Brides-super-Ely Glamorgan St Bride 1 ancient St George`s -super- Glamorgan St George 1 ancient Ely 1 veteran Wenvoe Glamorgan St Mary 1 veteran 1 notable Diocese of Llandaff Some notable yew sites Site name County Church name Tree Classification Capel Llanilltern Cardiff St Ellteyrn 1 notable Coychurch Bridgend St Crallo 1 notable (Llangrallo) Llantwit, Neath Glamorgan St Illtyd 1 notable Penmark Glamorgan The Blessed Virgin Mary 1 notable St Nicholas Glamorgan St Nicholas 1 notable Diocese of Monmouth Ancient and veteran yew sites Tree Site name County Church name Classification Bettws Newydd Monmouthshire No known dedication 1 ancient 2 veteran Cwmcarvan Monmouthshire St Catwg 1veteran Goetre Monmouthshire St Peter 1 ancient 1 veteran 1 notable Llanarth Monmouthshire St Teilo 1 ancient 1 notable Llanddewi Rhydderch Monmouthshire St David 1 ancient Llandegveth(Llandegfedd) Monmouthshire St Tegfeth 1 veteran Llanfair Kilgeddin Monmouthshire St Mary the Virgin 2 ancient Llanfoist Monmouthshire St Ffwyst(Faith) 1 ancient 1 notable Llangattock-juxta-Usk Monmouthshire St Cadoc 1 ancient (Penpergwm) Llangattock-Vibon-Avel Monmouthshire St Cadoc 1 veteran Llanllowell Monmouthshire St Llywel 1 ancient Llansoy Monmouthshire St Tysoi 1 ancient Llantilio Pertholey Monmouthshire St Teilo 1 veteran 5 notable Llanvair Discoed Monmouthshire St Mary 1 ancient Llanvapley Monmouthshire St Mapley 1 veteran Llanvfihangel Crucorney Monmouthshire St Michael 1 veteran Llanvihangel Pontymoel Monmouthshire St Michael and All Angels 1 veteran Llanvihangel-Ystern- Monmouthshire St Michael and All Angels 1 veteran Llewern Llanwenarth Citra Monmouthshire St Peter 1 ancient Lower Machen Monmouthshire St Michael 1 veteran Mamhilad Monmouthshire St Illtyd 1 ancient 4 veteran 3 notable Michaelston-y-Fedw Monmouthshire St Michael 1 ancient Mynyddislwyn Caerphilly St Tudor 2 ancient 3 veteran Panteg Monmouthshire St Mary 1 veteran Penallt Monmouthshire Penallt Old Church 1 ancient Penrhos Monmouthshire St Cadoc 1 veteran Pen-y-clawdd Monmouthshire St Martin 1 veteran Rudry Caerphilly St James 1 veteran Tredunnock Monmouthshire St Andrew 1 veteran Trostrey Monmouthshire St David 1 veteran Diocese of Monmouth Some notable yew sites Tree Site name County Church name Classification Caerwent Monmouthshire St Stephen and St Tathan 1 notable Henllys Monmouthshire St Peter 1 notable Llanddewi Skirrid Powys St David 1 notable Llandogo Monmouthshire St. Oudoceus 1 notable Llanfrechfa Monmouthshire All Saints 1 notable Llangattock Lingoed Monmouthshire St Cadoc 1 notable Llangyview Monmouthshire St David 1 notable Llanhilleth Blaenau Gwent St Illtyd 1 notable Llanmartin Monmouthshire St Martin 1 notable Llansantffraed Monmouthshire St Bridget 1 notable Llanvaches Monmouthshire St Dyfrig or Dubicius 1 notable Penhow Monmouthshire unrecorded 1 notable Raglan Monmouthshire St Cadoc 1 notable Shirenewton Monmouthshire Not recorded 1 notable Diocese of St Asaph Ancient and veteran yew sites Tree Site name County Church name Classification Aberhafesp Powys St Cwynog 1 veteran Berriew Powys St Beuno 1 veteran 1 notable Buttington Powys All Saints 1 ancient Castle Caereinion Powys St Garmon 1 veteran 2 notable Clocaenog Denbighshire St Trillo 1 veteran Cyffylliog Denbighshire St Mary 1 ancient 1 veteran 2 notable Garthbeibio Powys St Tydecho 1 veteran 1 notable Glyn Ceiriog Wrexham St Ffraid or St Bridget 1 veteran Gresford Wrexham All Saints 1 ancient Gwyddelwern Denbighshire St Bueno 1 veteran Gwytherin Conwy St Winnifred 2 ancient 1 veteran Henllan Denbighshire St Sadwrn 1 veteran 1 notable Hirnant Powys St Illog 2 veteran Llanarmon Dyffryn Ceiriog Wrexham St Garmon 2 ancient Llanarmon Mynydd-Mawr Powys St Garmon 1 ancient 1 veteran Llandderfel Gwynedd unrecorded 1 ancient Llandegla Denbighshire St Tecla 1 veteran Llandrillo Denbighshire St Trillo 1 ancient Llandysilio Powys St Tysilio 1 veteran Llanerfyl Powys St Erfyl 1 ancient Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd Denbighshire St Cynfarch and St Mary 1 veteran 1 notable Llangadwaladr Powys St Cadwaladr 1 ancient 4 veteran 3 notable Llangernyw Conwy St Digain 1 ancient Llangower Gwynedd St Cywair 1 ancient Llangwm Conwy St Jerome 1 ancient Llangwstennin Conwy St Gwstenin 1 veteran 1 notable Llangyniew Powys St Cynyw 1 ancient 2 veteran 3 notable Llangynog Powys St Cynog 1 ancient Llansanffraid Glan Conwy Conwy St Ffraid 1 veteran Tree Site name County Church name Classification Llansannan Conwy St Sannan 1 veteran 2 notable Llansantffraid-ym-Mechain Powys St Ffraid 2 veteran Llansilin Powys St Silin 4 ancient 2 veteran Llantysilio Denbighshire St Tysilio 1 ancient 1 notable Llanuwchllyn Gwynedd St Deiniol 1 veteran Llanycil Gwynedd St Bueno 1 ancient 4 veteran Manafon Powys St Michael and All Angels 2 ancient Nannerch Flintshire St Mary 1 veteran Nantglyn Denbighshire St James 1 ancient Overton-On-Dee Wrexham St Mary the Virgin 1 ancient 1 notable Pennant Melangell Powys St Melangell 2 ancient 2 veteran St George (Llan St.Sior) Conwy St George 1 veteran Diocese of St Asaph Some notable yew sites Tree Site name County Church name Classification Bryneglwys Denbighshire St Tysilio 1 notable Carrog Denbighshire St Ffraid/St Bridget 2 notable Chirk Wrexham St Mary 2 notable Dyserth Denbighshire St Bridget 1 notable Efenechtyd Denbighshire St Michael 1 notable Erbistock Wrexham St Hilary 1 notable Guilsfield Powys St Aelhaiarn 2 notable Hanmer Wrexham St Chad 1 notable Kerry (Ceri) Powys St Michael and All Angels 1 notable Llandrinio Powys St Trinio, St Peter and St Paul 1 notable Llanelidan Denbighshire St Elidan 1 notable Llanfair Talhaiarn Conwy St Mary 1 notable Llanfarchell Denbighshire St Marcellus 1 notable Llanfechain Powys St Garmon 1 notable Llangar Denbighshire All Saints 1 notable Llanrhaeadr-yng- Denbighshire St Dyfnog 3 notable Nghinmeirch Llanrhaedar-Ym-Mochnant Powys St Dogfan 2 notable Llanychan Denbighshire St Ychan 2 notable Llanynys Denbighshire St Saeran 2 notable Meifod Powys St Tysilio and St Mary 1 notable Mochdre Powys All Saints 1 notable Nercwys Flintshire St Mary 1 notable Penrhos Powys Holy Trinity Notable yews Tremeirchion Denbighshire 3 notable Treuddyn Flintshire St Mary 1 notable Ysbyty Ifan Conwy St John Baptist 3 notable Ysceifiog Flintshire St Mary 1 notable Diocese of St Davids Ancient and veteran yew sites Site name County Church name Tree Classification Abergwili Carmarthenshire St David 2 veteran Cenarth Ceredigion St Llawddog 1 ancient Ciliau Aeron Ceredigion St Michael 1 ancient/1 veteran Cilrhedyn Pembrokeshire St Teilo 1 veteran Cilycwm Carmarthenshire St Michael 1 ancient 1 veteran Freystrop Pembrokeshire St Justinian 1 veteran Golden Grove Carmarthenshire St Michael 1 veteran Llanafan Ceredigion St Afan 1 ancient Llandovery (Llandingat) Carmarthenshire St Dingat 1 veteran Llandre Ceredigion St Michael 1 ancient Llandybie Carmarthenshire
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