What is recorded here
Craig-Gwaun-Taf rises to approximately 450 metres and is part of the Brecon Beacons range in south Powys. Its name, meaning 'Black River Craig', may reflect local hydrological features or historic landscape character. It matters as a topographical marker within the broader upland landscape valued for its natural and recreational significance.
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Places near here
Cairn on Corn DuAncient tomb or cairn · 751 yd
Corn DuMountain / peak · 791 yd
Paths cross below Corn DuChurch, cross or graveyard · 979 yd
Brecon BeaconsFamous place · 1182 yd
Rhiw yr YsgyfarnogMountain / peak · 1202 yd
Private memorial on Pen y FanHeritage place · 1249 yd
Pen-y-Fan, CairnCairn · 1262 yd
Tommy Jones ObeliskHeritage place · 1342 yd
Tommy Jones MemorialMemorial · 1353 yd
Mudstones exposed beside waterfallWaterfall · 1.8 mi
Waterfall on the Nant SereWaterfall · 1.9 mi
Woodland GladeForest or wood · 2.5 miOther information
Photo: Roddy Urquhart · CC BY-SA 2.0