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  1. II 1 & 2, Sportsman's Row, Gyrn Goch, Caernarfon, LL54 5PH
    The house is at the NE end of a row of cottages fronting the A499 Pwllheli to Caernarfon road, approximately 1800m SW of Clynnog-fawr.
  2. II* Ffynnon Beuno Photos
    The well stands at the SW end of the village, close to the main road, and reached by a short path from the main road to Llanaelhaearn.
  3. II Maes-glas
    The house stands between the village and Ffynnon Beuno, at the SW end of the main road.
  4. II Pen yr allt uchaf
    On the northern slopes of Bwlch Mawr, towards the upper limits of the enclosed land approx. 0.75 km due south of Clynnog, accessed by bridle-way from the village towards open grazing of the mountain.
  5. II Pigsty and outside kitchen at Pen yr allt Isaf
    Forms the eastern range of the yard at Pen yr allt Isaf.
  6. II Pen yr allt Isaf
    The farmstead is almost due south of, and approx 0.75km from, the Clynnog church. It is approached from the lane which runs S from the village, parallel to the main road, then via a rough track over
  7. II Former SW wing of Bodfasarn
    The building is attached to the SW gable end of Bodfasarn, facing the main road.
  8. II Bodfasarn
    The house lies alongside the main road, immediately SW of the church in the centre of the village.
  9. II Sundial in the churchyard of the Church of St Beuno
    The sundial now stands in the churchyard approximately 3m from the SW corner of the Chapel of St Beuno.
  10. I Church of St Beuno, with attached Chapel of St Beuno Photos
    The parish church is set close to the main Caernarfon to Pwllheli road, in a large graveyard which slopes gently to the N. The chapel stands on the S side of the tower.
  11. II Bod Cybi
    The house is one of a row of cottages overlooking the churchyard at the centre of the village.
  12. II Tomb of Eben Fardd Photos
    The tomb is set in the churchyard on the NE side of the church, close to the gable of the N vestry.
  13. II The Court House
    The house is immediately outside NE side of the churchyard, facing towards the church.
  14. II Lychgate to the churchyard of the Church of St Beuno Photos
    The lychgate opens directly off the main road at the centre of the village, and leads into the W corner of the churchyard opposite the E end of the chancel.
  15. II Post Office Photos
    The shop is set on a cut-off section of the main road, SW of the Coach Inn, and on the corner of a minor road into the hills at the rear.
  16. II The Coach Inn Photos
    The inn stands beside a raised section of the old line of the main Caernarfon to Llanaelhaearn road, in the centre of Clynnog village.
  17. II SW range of farm buildings at Hafod-y-wern
    Hafod-y-wern stands on a hilltop above Clynnog-fawr, reached by farm track and small road at the side of the Post Office.
  18. II Piggery at Hafod-y-wern
    Hafod-y-wern stands on a hilltop above Clynnog-fawr, reached by farm track and small road at the side of the Post Office.
  19. II Ty Capel
    The chapel and the adjoining house stand on the back road from Clynnog to Llanllyfni, a little to the N of the village centre.
  20. II SE range of farm buildings at Hafod-y-wern
    Hafod-y-wern stands on a hilltop above Clynnog-fawr, reached by farm track and small road at the side of the Post Office.
  21. II Capel Ebenezer Photos
    The chapel lies on the back road from Clynnog to Llanllyfni, approximately 700m from its junction with the A499 just N of the village centre.
  22. II Hafod-y-wern Farmhouse
    Hafod-y-wern stands on a hilltop above Clynnog-fawr, reached by farm track and small road at the side of the Post Office.
  23. II Schoolroom and Schoolhouse
    The school and master's house stand in line with Capel Ebenezer and Ty-capel, in Upper Clynnog.
  24. II Cefngwreichion
    The building is set slightly back from the A499 road near the N end of Clynnog.
  25. II Bryn-goleu
    The cottage stands below the road running around the foot of Bwlch-mawr, about 100m W of Filltir, and 1.5km direct ESE of Clynnog-fawr.
  26. II Filldir
    Located on the E side of the road, at the junction with the lane to Hafod y Rhiw fawr.
  27. II Cefn-y-buarddau, with front yard walls
    Cefn-buarddau is reached by a farm track immediately N of the northern access road to Trefor. The house stands behind the new farmhouse, facing NW to the sea.
  28. II* Hovel at Tan-y-bwlch
    The structure stands in the garden of Tan-y-bwlch, a farm on the N side of the road skirting the north side of Bwlch Mawr and running towards Pencaenewydd.
  29. II Row of cottages in Capel Uchaf
    The row of cottages lies against, and on the S side of the minor road running E from Clynnog-fawr, opposite the turning to Coed-tyno.
  30. II Coed tyno-bach
    The building stands in fields to the NW and below the hamlet of Capel Uchaf, and is now only approached across fields.
  31. II Gwydir-mawr
    The house stands to the W of the village on a bend of the road to the harbour.
  32. II Llwyn-yr-aethnen
    The house stands at the N end of Trefor, aligned on the more northerly of the two roads reaching the village off the A449, Caernarfon to Pwllheli Road.
  33. II Elernion
    The house stands SW of the minor road leading from the A499 into Trefor, at about 600m from the centre of the village.
  34. II Church of St George
    The parish church of Trefor stands alongside the S road into the village off the A499 Caernarfon to Pwllheli road.
  35. II Maes-y-neuadd addoldy annibynwyr Photos
    The chapel stands near the centre of the village, with the gable facing the road behind a small railed garden.
  36. II Morfa
    The house stands to the N and apart from the village, and is reached by a footway from the village, and now by a road through the former quarry depot.
  37. II Piggery at Morfa
    Morfa farm lies to the NW of Trefor, on a trackway to the sea. The piggery is set parallel to, and to the SW of the farmhouse.
  38. II Pig Sty at Lleiniau-hirion
    Lleiniau-hirion lies up a small valleyto the S of the village. The pig sty lies close to the rear left corner of the house.
  39. II Lleiniau-hirion
    The house stands apart from the village to the S, and is reached from a farm road running past the former school on the road to the SW.
  40. II Tai-hirion, with rear farm range
    The farm is located below the road from Clynnog to Llanllyfni, just W of the junction with a lane running SE to Bwlch-y-derwin.
  41. II* Church of St Aelhaearn Photos
    The church stands in the centre of a large irregular churchyard at the centre of the village, bounded by the road on the S and W.
  42. II Telephone Call-box
    The call box stands at the junction of the village street with the main Caernarfon to Pwllheli road (A499).
  43. II Brynaerau uchaf
    The farm lies SE of the hamlet of Pontllyfni, on a minor road leading to the SW.
  44. II Pont-y-cim
    The bridge is c800m from the main A499 at the hamlet of Pontllyfni, and carries a minor road over the Afon Llyfni (Llyfnwy).
  45. II Store and Mill at Ysgubor-fawr
    Ysgubor-fawr lies at the E extermity of the community, reached from the road running N-S east of Bwlch Mawr. The small mill building forms the NW closing end of the yard in front of the house.
  46. II Ysgubor-fawr old farmhouse, with front garden walls
    Ysgubor-fawr lies at the E extremity of the community, reached from the road running N-S east of Bwlch Mawr. The old house lies in a separate enclosure to the NW of the new house.
  47. II Cowhouse at Ysgubor-fawr
    Ysgubor-fawr lies at the E extermity of the community, reached from the road running N-S east of Bwlch Mawr. The cowhouse lies parallel to and behind the farmhouse, separated by the stock yard.
  48. II Pigsties at Bryngwdion
    Located immediately to the west of the farmhouse at Bryngwdion.
  49. II Bryngwdion
    Located in pasture fields at the end of a farm track running off the east side of the minor road, which turns off the A 499 towards Pont-y-cim; the farmhouse sits to the west of its farmyard.
  50. II Barn and stables at Bryngwdion
    Located on the south side of the farmyard at Bryngwdion.
  51. II Lleuar-fawr
    The farm is approximately 1.5km due W of Llanllyfni, off the minor road to Clynnog-fawr, and is approached by a long farm track. The site overlooks the valley of the Afon Llyfni.
  52. II Cowhouse at Bryngwdion
    Located on the east side of the farmyard at Bryngwdion.
  53. II Glasfryn Coach House
    The coach-house faces the N side of Glasfryn House across the gravelled courtyard.
  54. II Walls flanking the W approach to the courtyard of Glasfryn, including Glasfryn-uchaf
    The small converted farm building, now a house, provides the N wall to the W entrance to the walled N courtyard at Glasfryn.
  55. II* Glasfryn House
    The house is near the N boundary of the community, and is reached by a long driveway off the road running N of Pencaenewydd towards its junction with the A499.
  56. II Milestone
    Located on the east side of the A 487 approximately 3.2km south of Llanllyfni; set in a rubblestone boundary wall.
  57. II Field Cowhouse [beudy] at Glasfryn-bach
    The building lies on the right side of the driveway to Glasfryn-bach farm, approximately 100m from the main Caernarfon road.
  58. II Milestone
    Located on the east side of the A 487 approximately 1.6km south of Llanllyfni; set in a rubblestone boundary wall.
  59. II Eithinog-uchaf
    Situated in lowland pasture fields at the end of a farm track off the south-west side of Ffordd Clynnog (Clynnog Road).
  60. II Former cottage at Eithinog-uchaf
    Situated between the farmhouse at Eithinog-uchaf and its farmyard to the north.
  61. II Cowhouse/granary and pigsties at Eithinog-uchaf
    Located on the south side of the farmyard at Eithinog-uchaf; the farmyard sits to the north of the farmhouse on the track to Pant Eithinog, which itself lies just off Ffordd Clynnog.
  62. II Cowhouse at Eithinog-uchaf
    Located on the east side of the farmyard at Eithinog-uchaf; the farmyard sits to the north of the farmhouse on the track to Pant Eithinog, which itself lies just off Ffordd Clynnog.
  63. II Barn and stables at Eithinog-uchaf
    Located at an oblique angle on the north side of the farmyard at Eithinog-uchaf; the farmyard sits to the north of the farmhouse on the track to Pant Eithinog, which itself lies just off Ffordd Clynno
  64. II Trem-y-mor, with associated garden walls and walled path
    The terrace of cottages forms the E side of the open square of the quarry workers village.
  65. II Trem-y-mynydd, with associated front walls
    The village of Porth-y-nant lies at the bottom of a narrow valley NW of Llithfaen. The terrace named Trem-y-mynydd forms the N side of the open square.
  66. II Capel Seilo, with forecourt walls
    The village of Porth-y-nant is at the bottom of a narrow valley, NW of Llithfaen. The chapel is at the S end of the eastern terrace surrounding the square, on a platform on the opposite side of the e
  67. II Y Plas, with associated garden and driveway walls
    Porth-y-nant is set at the bottom of the steep valley opening to the sea, 1.69km NW of Llithfaen. Y Plas is at the western end of the N range of houses, and is approached by a walled driveway below t
  68. II Bryn-mawr
    Situated in small pasture fields overlooking sea on rough track approximately 300m west of Pant Eithinog.
  69. II Parc
    Set on south side of road within original small field system approximately 100m south-west of the Independent Chapel, Nasareth.
  70. II Eisteddfa-isaf
    Set back from the road within its own original field system close to the ruins of a former water mill.
  71. II Coedcae-du
    Located at the end of a track, directly below the embankment of the former London and North-West Railway, approximately 0.4km south-east of Llanllyfni.
  72. II Independent Chapel
    Located on the eastern side of the village street with the manse (Ty Capel) directly adjacent, the chapel is approached by a driveway flanked by low stone walls.
  73. II Ty Capel
    Located on the eastern side of the village street, from which it is set back, with the Independent Chapel it serves directly adjacent.
  74. II Cowhouse to south of Cae-efa-lwyd-fawr
    Located immediately to the south of the farmhouse at Cae-efa-lwyd-fawr.
  75. II Cae-efa-lwyd-fawr
    Located at the end of a farm track off the north side of Ffordd Clynnog (Clynnog Road) about 1km west of Penygroes.
  76. II Tan-y-Bryn
    Located at the end of a long farm track across pasture fields approximately 0.5km south-west of Penygroes.
  77. II Disused Cottage immediately to north-east of Tan-y-Bryn
    Located on the other side of the yard/garden directly to the north-east of Tan-y-Bryn.
  78. II Milestone
    The milestone stands opposite the farm road to Tanllyn, on the old turnpike road from Chwilog to Llanaelhaearn via Pencaenewydd.
  79. II Well in garden wall at Plas Newydd
    Located in the south-west corner of the garden retaining wall to the south-east of the house at Plas Newydd.
  80. II* Plas Newydd
    Situated in sheltered parkland position near the Afon Llifon, the house is moated on 3 sides with a stone bridge on the north-west side; surrounding garden with stone walls, that on south-east side a
  81. II Outbuildings at Plas Newydd
    Located on north-east side of courtyard immediately adjacent to the house at Plas Newydd.
  82. II 70, Ffordd Rhedyw (Rhedyw Road), Llanllyfni, Caernarfon, LL54 6SG, 23661
    Located in centre of village on the east side of Ffordd Rhedyw (Rhedyw Road).
  83. II* Capel Methodistiaid Calfinaidd
    The chapel stands E of the centre of the village, with its axis parallel to the main road.
  84. II Wood Cottage
    Located in an extremely isolated position on rising ground at end of no-through trackway running through parkland and then woodland to the south-east of Plas Newydd.
  85. II Pant-glas uchaf
    The house stands back to the E of the main A487 trunk road from Penygroes to Tremadoc, with its access by farm track off the parallel minor road which now forms the boundary of the Snowdonia National
  86. II Bryn Eglwys
    Located in the village of Llanllyfni on the south-east side of Ffordd Rhedyw (Rhedyw Road) directly opposite the Church of St Rhedyw.
  87. II* Church of St Rhedyw
    Prominently sited on a corner on Ffordd Rhedyw within a raised rubble-walled churchyard on sloping ground down towards the Afon Lyfni.
  88. II Maes Mawr
    Located in a low-land setting at the end of a track off Lon Ty Gwyn approximately 0.5km south-east of Llanllyfni.
  89. II Penbryn Mawr
    Set at the end of a track in pasture fields approximately 45m from Ffordd Clynnog. A menhir stands a little to the south-east of the house.
  90. II Milestone
    Located on the south-east side of Ffordd Rhedyw (Rhedyw Road) in Llanllyfni to the north-east of the Church of St Rhedyw; set in a rubblestone boundary wall.
  91. II Barn/stable at Penbryn Mawr
    Located immediately east of the farmhouse at Penbryn Mawr.
  92. II Pigsties at Dol-wenith
    Situated to the north-west of Dol-wenith.
  93. II Dol-wenith
    Located in a low-land position on the eastern side of Lon ty Gwyn, a minor no-through road running eastwards from Llanllyfni.
  94. II Former Cowhouse to Dol-wenith
    Situated immediately to the north of Dol-wenith.
  95. II K8 Phonebox, Nebo
    In the small hamlet of Nebo, adjacent to Glan Gors Uchaf, Ffordd Nebo LL54 6EF.
  96. II Pen-y-bryn-bach
    Located at end of track in pasture fields approximately 600m north-east of Ffordd Clynnog.
  97. II Church of St Beuno
    The church is situated on top of an isolated hill, on the S side of Mynydd Garnguwch, and is reached by footpath from Llwyndyrys.
  98. II Pont Factory
    Road bridge and causeway on the A 487, spanning the Afon Lyni, between Llanllyfni and Penygroes.
  99. II Bodfan Farmhouse
    Situated in low-lying pastoral landscape approximately 1km south-west of Llandwrog and 700m east of the sea at the end of a driveway running off the minor road from Dinas Dinlle to the A 499; walled g
  100. II Pont Ynys Creua Photos
    The causeway bridge carries the minor road from Llangybi to Bryncir over the Afon Wen and adjoining marshland.

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