Newcastle Emlyn Castle

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Newcastle Emlyn Castle is a medieval Welsh fortress, now a riverside ruin, historically significant for its role in regional conflicts and its picturesque setting above the River Teifi.

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Newcastle Emlyn Castle canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf medieval castle
ruined castle
scheduled monument
access footpath from Newcastle Emlyn
controlledBy English crown at various periods
various Welsh princes in the Middle Ages
country Wales
hasCondition ruin
hasCoordinateLocation 52.039°N 4.466°W
hasCulturalSignificance picturesque ruin popular with visitors
regional landmark in West Wales
hasHistoricalPeriod English Civil War
medieval period
hasLandscapeFeature promontory above the River Teifi
riverside setting
hasManagement local authority
hasNearbyFacility public car park in Newcastle Emlyn
riverside walks
hasPart ditches
earthworks
gatehouse remains
motte or raised platform
stone curtain walls
hasTourismFeature interpretive signage
viewing areas
hasUse heritage site
local amenity
tourist attraction
hasViewOf Newcastle Emlyn
River Teifi
heritageDesignation Scheduled Ancient Monument
linked to: Scheduled Monument
locatedIn Newcastle Emlyn
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Carmarthenshire
locatedInHistoricCounty Cardiganshire
locatedInRegion West Wales
locatedInValley Teifi valley
linked to: Teifi Valley
locatedNear Cenarth
Llandysul
Newcastle Emlyn town centre
linked to: Newcastle Emlyn
locatedOnRiver River Teifi
materialUsed earth
stone
openToPublic true
primaryFunction defensive stronghold
military fortress
significantEvent destruction in the 17th century
siege during the English Civil War

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Newcastle Emlyn hasRuinsOf Newcastle Emlyn Castle
Newcastle Emlyn hasLandmark Newcastle Emlyn Castle