Carn Ingli

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Carn Ingli is a prominent rocky hill and Iron Age hillfort site in north Pembrokeshire, Wales, overlooking the town of Newport and the surrounding coastline.

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Carn Ingli canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Iron Age hillfort
archaeological site
hill
scheduled monument
country Wales
designatedAs Scheduled Ancient Monument
linked to: Scheduled Monument
elevation approximately 347 metres
geologicalType rocky outcrop
hasAccessFrom Newport, Pembrokeshire
hasAlternativeName Carnedd Ingli
linked to: Mynydd Carningli
hasArchaeologicalEvidenceOf defensive earthworks
prehistoric settlement
hasCulturalAssociation Christian hermit traditions
local Welsh folklore
hasFeature prehistoric hillfort ramparts
rocky summit
stone hut platforms
hasLanguageOfName Welsh
hasNameMeaning Hill of Angels
hasViewOf Dinas Head
Newport Bay
Preseli Hills
isPopularFor hiking
landscape photography
walking
isVisibleFrom Newport, Pembrokeshire
surrounding coastline
locatedIn west Wales
location Pembrokeshire
Wales
north Pembrokeshire
near Newport, Pembrokeshire
Pembrokeshire Coast Path
overlooks Cardigan Bay coastline
linked to: Ceredigion coast

Nevern estuary
Newport, Pembrokeshire
partOf Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
Preseli Hills
region southwest Wales
linked to: West Wales
usedDuring Iron Age

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Newport, Pembrokeshire near Carn Ingli
Parrog beach hasViewOf Carn Ingli
Mynydd Preseli hasPeak Carn Ingli