Teifi Pools

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Teifi Pools is a remote group of upland lakes in Ceredigion, Wales, known for their wild scenery and importance as the headwaters of the River Teifi.

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Teifi Pools canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf group of lakes
upland lake system
access hill tracks and footpaths
single-track minor roads
climate cool oceanic
country Wales
drainageBasin Cardigan Bay
elevation approximately 455 metres
geology Ordovician and Silurian rocks
hasLandscapeCharacter moorland
peat bogs
rocky shores
hasNameLanguage Welsh
hasOutflow River Teifi
hasPart Llyn Bach
Llyn Egnant
Llyn Gorlan
Llyn Hir
Llyn Teifi
Llyn Teifi reservoir
hasWildlife brown trout
headwatersOf River Teifi
isSourceRegionOf Teifi Valley
knownFor remoteness
trout fishing
wild scenery
languageRegion Welsh-speaking area
locatedIn Cambrian Mountains
Ceredigion
west Wales
linked to: West Wales
locatedInProtectedArea Cambrian Mountains Environmentally Sensitive Area
locatedNear Pontrhydfendigaid
Tregaron
nearestLargeTown Aberystwyth
partOf River Teifi catchment
region Ceredigion uplands
linked to: Welsh uplands
surfaceUse public water supply (locally)
usedFor angling
birdwatching
walking
watercourseOrigin Afon Teifi
linked to: River Teifi
waterType freshwater

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River Teifi sourceLocation Teifi Pools