Peaks
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Name of Peak | OS coordinates | Geographical coordinates | |
Allt y Gader | SJ149176 | 52.749°N, 3.262°W | |
Allt y Main | SJ162151 | 52.727°N, 3.242°W | |
Bryn Du | SJ145360 | 52.914°N, 3.272°W | |
Bryn Gwyn | SJ042295 | 52.854°N, 3.424°W | |
Bryn-llus | SJ085408 | 52.956°N, 3.363°W | |
Cadair Berwyn | SJ071323 | 52.880°N, 3.381°W | |
Cadair Berwyn (N top) | SJ072327 | 52.883°N, 3.380°W | |
Cadair Bronwen | SJ077346 | 52.900°N, 3.373°W | |
Cadair Bronwen (NE top) | SJ087352 | 52.906°N, 3.358°W | |
Carnedd Das Eithin | SJ051238 | 52.803°N, 3.409°W | |
Cefn Coch | SH923266 | 52.826°N, 3.599°W | |
Cefn Gwyntog | SH976265 | 52.826°N, 3.521°W | |
Cefn Gwyntog (N top) | SH975274 | 52.834°N, 3.522°W | |
Cerrig Coediog | SJ113386 | 52.937°N, 3.321°W | |
Craig Berwyn | SJ077335 | 52.891°N, 3.373°W | |
Craig Rhiwarth | SJ054271 | 52.833°N, 3.405°W | |
Croes y Forwyn | SJ029210 | 52.777°N, 3.440°W | |
Cyrniau | SJ062251 | 52.815°N, 3.393°W | |
Cyrniau Nod | SH988279 | 52.839°N, 3.503°W | |
Cyrniau y Llyn | SJ000244 | 52.807°N, 3.484°W | |
Ffordd Gefn (Bryn Gwyn) | SJ033240 | 52.804°N, 3.435°W | |
Foel Cwm Siân Llwyd | SH995313 | 52.869°N, 3.494°W | |
Foel Dugoed | SH893131 | 52.704°N, 3.639°W | |
Foel Figenau | SH916284 | 52.842°N, 3.610°W | |
Foel Goch (Berwyn) | SH943290 | 52.848°N, 3.570°W | |
Foel Tyn-y-fron | SH918257 | 52.817°N, 3.606°W | |
Foel Wen | SJ099333 | 52.889°N, 3.340°W | |
Foel Wen (S peak) | SJ102330 | 52.886°N, 3.336°W | |
Foel y Geifr | SH937275 | 52.834°N, 3.579°W | |
Gallt y Goedhwch | SJ137159 | 52.733°N, 3.279°W | |
Glan Hafon | SJ080272 | 52.834°N, 3.367°W | |
Godor | SJ094307 | 52.866°N, 3.347°W | |
Godor (N top) | SJ089311 | 52.869°N, 3.354°W | |
Gyrn Moelfre | SJ184293 | 52.854°N, 3.213°W | |
Jericho Hill | SJ162202 | 52.772°N, 3.243°W | |
Llanymynech Hill | SJ263221 | 52.791°N, 3.094°W | |
Lledwyn Mawr | SH905287 | 52.844°N, 3.627°W | |
Moel Bentyrch | SJ055095 | 52.674°N, 3.399°W | |
Moel Cae-howel | SH978330 | 52.884°N, 3.520°W | |
Moel Fferna | SJ116397 | 52.947°N, 3.317°W | |
Moel Hen-fache | SJ109281 | 52.843°N, 3.324°W | |
Moel Poethion | SJ082306 | 52.865°N, 3.365°W | |
Moel Sych | SJ066318 | 52.875°N, 3.389°W | |
Moel y Fronllwyd | SJ121176 | 52.748°N, 3.303°W | |
Moel y Gwelltyn | SJ170277 | 52.840°N, 3.233°W | |
Moel yr Ewig | SJ080317 | 52.874°N, 3.368°W | |
Moel yr Henfaes | SJ077385 | 52.935°N, 3.374°W | |
Moel yr Henfaes (Pen Bwlch Llandrillo peak) | SJ089369 | 52.921°N, 3.356°W | |
Moel yr Henfaes (W peak) | SJ099374 | 52.926°N, 3.341°W | |
Mynydd Feifod | SJ169400 | 52.950°N, 3.238°W | |
Mynydd Mawr | SJ132286 | 52.847°N, 3.290°W | |
Mynydd Mynyllod | SJ002395 | 52.943°N, 3.486°W | |
Mynydd Tarw | SJ112324 | 52.881°N, 3.321°W | |
Mynydd y Bryn | SJ217268 | 52.833°N, 3.163°W | |
Mynydd y Glyn | SJ153222 | 52.790°N, 3.257°W | |
Mynydd-y-briw | SJ174260 | 52.825°N, 3.227°W | |
Pen y Berth | SJ081127 | 52.704°N, 3.361°W | |
Pen y Boncyn Trefeilw | SH962283 | 52.842°N, 3.542°W | |
Pen y Cerrig Duon | SH953281 | 52.840°N, 3.555°W | |
Pen-y-coed | SJ226414 | 52.964°N, 3.153°W | |
Post Gwyn | SJ048293 | 52.852°N, 3.415°W | |
Rhialgwm | SJ055211 | 52.779°N, 3.402°W | |
Rhiwaedog-uwch-afon | SH938313 | 52.868°N, 3.579°W | |
Rhos | SJ125323 | 52.881°N, 3.301°W | |
Rhwng y Ddwynant | SH978248 | 52.811°N, 3.517°W | |
Stac Rhos | SH969279 | 52.838°N, 3.532°W | |
Tir Rhiwiog | SH929162 | 52.732°N, 3.587°W | |
Tomle | SJ085335 | 52.891°N, 3.361°W | |
Trum y Gwrgedd | SH941284 | 52.842°N, 3.573°W | |
Y Golfa | SJ182070 | 52.654°N, 3.210°W | |
Y Groes Fagl | SH988290 | 52.848°N, 3.504°W | |
Yr Allt | SJ242102 | 52.684°N, 3.122°W |
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