Twmpa

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Twmpa is a prominent hill in the Black Mountains of Wales, known for its sweeping views over the Wye Valley and surrounding uplands.

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Twmpa canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hill
alsoKnownAs Lord Hereford’s Knob
category Hewitt
Marilyn
Nuttall
country Wales
elevation 2264 feet
690 metres
geology Old Red Sandstone
hasAccess open access land
hasClimbingRoute paths from Gospel Pass road
hasFeature peaty ground in places
hasGridReference SO255350
hasNameMeaning possibly related to a mound or hump
hasParentPeak Rhos Dirion
hasProminence about 100 metres
hasSlope gentler eastern slopes
steep western slopes
hasSummitFeature grassy summit
hasTerrain heather-covered slopes
open moorland
hasVegetation heather
rough grassland
inProtectedArea Brecon Beacons National Park
knownFor panoramic scenery
sweeping views
locatedIn Black Mountains
Brecon Beacons National Park
Powys
Wye Valley area
eastern Brecon Beacons
mountainRange Black Mountains
nameLanguage Welsh
near Gospel Pass
Hay-on-Wye
offersViewOf Radnorshire hills
linked to: Welsh uplands

River Wye
central Brecon Beacons
overlooks Wye Valley
surrounding uplands
partOf Brecon Beacons
popularFor hiking
landscape photography
walking
region Mid Wales
tourism local landmark for walkers

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