Neuadd Valley

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Neuadd Valley is a scenic upland valley in the Brecon Beacons of South Wales, known for its reservoirs and surrounding mountain scenery.

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Neuadd Valley canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
upland valley
valley
access hiking trails
minor mountain roads
country Wales
drainageBasin River Taff catchment
hasReservoir Lower Neuadd Reservoir
linked to: Neuadd Reservoirs

Middle Neuadd Reservoir
linked to: Neuadd Reservoirs

Upper Neuadd Reservoir
linked to: Cantref Reservoir
hasViewOf Brecon Beacons escarpment
knownFor mountain scenery
scenic landscape
upland reservoirs
languageOfToponym Welsh
locatedIn Bannau Brycheiniog National Park
Brecon Beacons
South Wales
linked to: South Wales Valleys
near Brecon Beacons central massif
Corn Du
Cribyn
Pen y Fan
partOf Brecon Beacons National Park
region Powys
terrain conifer plantations
grassland
upland moorland
toponymMeaning hall valley (approximate from Welsh "neuadd")
usedFor hiking
landscape photography
recreation
walking
water supply

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Fan y Big overlooks Neuadd Valley