What is recorded here
A named place photographed at this map point in Gwynedd.
Gallt Tanycoed Hill rises to approximately 250 meters and is part of the undulating upland landscape of north Wales. Its name, like many in the region, reflects the Welsh language, with "gallt" meaning a small hill or slope, and may hint at historical land use or local features. While not prominent in national terms, it contributes to the cultural and geographical character of Gwynedd.
Places near here
Lon Tan-y-coed, the former Tan-y-coed school and a modern housing estateHeritage place · 39 yd
The former Ysgol Tan-y-coed at the bottom of Tan-y-coed hillMountain or hill · 49 yd
New houses at the bottom of Tan-y-coed hillMountain or hill · 56 yd
St Helen's Church, Penisa'r Waun; Mission Church, Penisa'r WaunMission Church · 145 yd
A combination of bog and forestForest or wood · 828 yd
A forest watercourseForest or wood · 828 yd
Ffynnon Cegin ArthurWell · 1222 yd
Caer Carreg-y-FranHillfort · 1329 yd
Methodist Capel Brynrefail War MemorialMemorial · 1408 yd
Dinas Dinorwig Iron Age FortCastle, fort or tower · 1599 yd
Sefydliad Coffa Arwyr Llanrug - Llanrug Heroes Memorial InstituteHeritage place · 1602 yd
Castell Bryn Bras CastleCastle, fort or tower · 1624 ydOther information
Photo: Eric Jones · CC BY-SA 2.0