Nevern

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Nevern is a historic village in Pembrokeshire, Wales, known for its medieval church, ancient Celtic crosses, and proximity to notable archaeological sites.

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Nevern canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Celtic cross
castle
parish church
river
settlement
village
administrativeArea Pembrokeshire County
linked to: Pembrokeshire
country Wales
dedicatedTo Saint Brynach
denomination Church in Wales
flowsThrough Nevern
hasArchaeologicalInterest early medieval remains
prehistoric remains
hasArchaeologicalSiteNearby Nevern Castle
hasCulturalHeritage Celtic Christian heritage
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
tourism
hasFeature Celtic Christian monuments
ancient Celtic crosses
churchyard cross
inscribed stones
medieval architecture
medieval church
hasHistoricSignificance medieval period
hasLandmark St Brynach’s Church, Nevern
hasLandscapeContext rural setting
hasNaturalFeatureNearby River Nevern
hasNotableStructure Nevern Cross
hasReligiousSite St Brynach’s Church, Nevern
hasTourismType archaeological tourism
heritage tourism
heritageStatus historic village
historicalPeriod Norman period
linked to: Norman expansion

medieval period
knownFor ancient Celtic crosses
medieval church
proximity to notable archaeological sites
locatedIn Nevern
Nevern
Pembrokeshire
St Brynach’s Church, Nevern churchyard
Wales, United Kingdom
linked to: Wales

south‑west Wales
linked to: West Wales
near Newport, Pembrokeshire
region north Pembrokeshire

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Referenced by (7)

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Afon Nyfer flowsNear Nevern
St Brynach’s Church, Nevern locatedIn Nevern
subject linked to: Nevern
Nevern Castle locatedIn Nevern
subject linked to: Nevern
River Nevern flowsThrough Nevern
subject linked to: Nevern
Marcher Lordship of Cemaes containsSettlement Nevern
subject linked to: marcher lordship of Cemaes