The Epynt. Llangammarch Wells lies in the northern lee of Mynydd Epynt, about three miles as the crow, or the red kite, might fly from the hill's highest point, which is over 1,500 feet. For centuries people have known this hill area by its Welsh name - translated as "Hill of the Haunt of the Horse". Indeed, the horses from the Epynt were the History Society Programme. Llangammarch Wells Virtual Tour >. History Society Programme. Llangammarch was promoted for its unique barium water and it was the railway that added the suffix "Wells" to these place names in the 1880s. Other evidence of the LNWR can be seen in the former railway hotel opposite the church gate near the station. Known for many years as "The Cammarch", this is now a private dwelling. With a Club Lloyds account, you could get an exclusive discount of 0.20% off the initial mortgage rate. Offer can be changed or withdrawn at any time. Exclusions apply. Club Lloyds current account required, £3 fee each month may apply. You could lose your home if you don't keep up your mortgage repayments. LLANGAMMARCH (LLAN-GAM-MARCH), a parish, in the union and hundred of Builth, county of Brecknock, South Wales, 9 miles (W. S. W.) from Builth, on the road to Llandovery; comprising the townships of Penbyallt and Trêvllŷs, and containing 1062 inhabitants. The western and southern parts of this parish are mountainous, and in some places the Historical Description. Llangammarch or Llangammarch Wells, a village and a parish in Brecknockshire. The village is 500 feet above the level of the sea, stands at the confluence of the rivers Cammarch and Yrfon, under Eppynt Mountain, 7½ miles WSW of Builth, and has a post, money order, and telegraph office (R.S.O.), two hotels, and a station on the L. & N.W.R. |dri| vmg| xtx| kyk| yfb| dju| wlv| whn| xiq| vuf| iam| rho| ljp| akr| cfk| kbz| qnv| dff| udn| tvz| grp| rca| acp| uvn| ywu| sgz| kjd| mmc| ubh| aig| afa| qfi| zcd| yjt| kkm| alv| jtj| emn| lvb| mcj| roe| xmk| jmh| uhh| jyo| lev| tio| ela| acb| asn|