Significant yews in the Diocese of Bangor Updated December 2019
Ancient yews are likely to be 800 years or older. While most veteran yews are 500 years or older, this category also includes some younger yews that have become hollow. Notable yews have a likely age of 300+.
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 Llan Powys St Mary 1 veteran 1 notable Llanddeiniolen Gwynedd St Deniolen 3 ancient
Llandinam Powys St Llonio 1 ancient Llanelltyd Gwynedd St Illtud 1 ancient 1 veteran Llanfrothen Gwynedd St Brothen 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 2 veteran
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 3 notable Cemmaes Powys St Tydecho 3 notable
Gyffin Conwy St Benedict 2 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
© Tim Hills – Ancient Yew Group – December 2019