Parishes

A list of parishes of the former county of Merioneth and the mines recorded in them.

Note that while most records include the name of the parish in which a mine was situated, [RCAHMW CARN] and other modern records use the term community rather than parish and the names are not necessarily the same.


Bala	see Llanycil

Barmouth	see Llanaber

Dinas Mawddwy	Red Dragon

Dyffryn Ardudwy	see Llanenddwyn

Harlech	see Llandanwg

Llanaber	Barmouth Cell Fechan Cell Fawr	Dinas Oleu Egryn Garn	Hafotty Llanaber

Llanbedr	Artro Cefn Cymerau Cilcychwyn Coed Crafnant Cwm Bychan	Cwm yr Afon Dolbebin Fridd Dinas Foel Wen Fronallt Graig Uchaf	Hendre Lletty Walter Mynydd Llanbedr Penarth Rhinog Sgethin

Llandanwg	Bronwen	Harlech

Llanelltyd	Cae Mab Seifion Cwm Mynach Diphwys	Diphwys new Union Votty	Y Garn

Llanenddwyn	Allt Fawr Llanenddwyn	Moelfre	Pen Isa’r Cwm

Llanfair	Cambrian Capel Engedi Cwm Mawr No. 1	Cwm Mawr No. 2 Ffridd Llwyn Gurfal Ffridd Tyddyn Du	Rhyd Galed
	In 1891 there were five gold or manganese miners in Llanfair [LWI 1999: 82] (presumably from the 1891 census return).

Llan Ffestiniog	Bwlch Cwmorthin Gwaith Ellis Pritchard	Hafod Boeth	Moelwyn

Llanuwchllyn	Bryn Mawr	Drws y Nant

Llanycil	Bala Bryn Ffolt Fron Feuno Great Northern	Llan y Cil Moel Llyfnant Moel Mochowgryn Mynydd Nodol	Nant yr Helfa Pystyll Gwyn

Maentwrog	see Llan Ffestiniog

Mallwyd	Pennant

Talsarnau	Cae’n-y-bwlch Uchaf Cefn Trevor Bach Hendrecerrig	Llechwedd Du see Harlech Llechwedd Golau see Harlech Lletty’r Wialch	Llyn Du Bach Llyn Dywarchen Llyn Eiddew Mawr

Tal-y-llyn	Bryneglwys

Trawsfynydd	Cefn-y-Clawd	Trawsfynydd

Tywyn	Caerffynnon

See also the alphabetical index of mines, the mine information summary.

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Index of mines

Area maps: Arenig, Harlech