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Mines
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- Sweeney Colliery
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Quarries
- Coopers Rock Quarry
- Dolgoch Quarry
- Pear Tree Quarry
- Scabby Rock & Butchers Quarry
- Whitehaven Quarry
- Williams Quarry Porthywaen.
- Porthywaen Lime Company
- Nantmawr Quarry
- Llanddu (Blodwel)
- Joeys Hill Quarry
- Llangynog Quarries
Lime Kilns
- Porthywaen Area Lime Kilns
- Nantmawr Lime Kilns
- Pant Lime Kilns
- Llanymynech Limeworks.
Brickworks
- Sweeney Brickworks
- Trefarclawdd Brickworks
- Morda Brickworks
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Mills
- The Pandy
- Llanforda Mill
- Llwynymaen
- Pen-y-Llan Mill
- Morda (3)
- Weston Lower Mill
- The Ball Mill
- Maesbury Paint Mill
- Queens Head Mills
- Maesbury Hall Mill 1846
- Llwyntidmon
- Park Mill Maesbury
- Sweeney Mill
- Pentreheylin Mill
Boneyards
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- Rednal boneyard
Canals & Wharfs
- Crickheath Wharf
- Gronwen Wharf
- Maesbury Wharf
- Queen's Head Wharf
- Weston Wharf
Railways
- Cambrian Railways
- Welshpool & LC Railway
- Great Western Railways (GWR)
- THOMAS SAVIN
- Savins Coed-y-go Railway
- Potts Railway
- Tanat Valley Light Railway
- Nantmawr Mineral Line
- Llanfyllin Branch Line
- Bishops Castle Railway
Tramways
- Crickheath Tramway
- Sweeney Tramline
- Gronwen Tramway
Villlages
- Morda Village
- Porthywaen Village
- Llanyblodwel Village
- Trefonen
- Rednal RAF Airbase
- Rednal Station
Transport
- Gittins Bus, Crickheath
- Parish, Buses Morda
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Dyffryn Tanat and Region Development Trust
Chairman Ken Owen QGM
Consultant David Higman MBE

The Pandy


	Copy of the 1838 Tithe/field map of Llanforda area showing the Pandy in the far left corner on the side of the River Morda.. The fields marked 178, 177 belong to the property and when the owner attempted to dig along the fence line he came across a lot of stone consistant with a mill race. (2017) Source Ken Owen