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  1. II Pont Ty-gwyn
    The bridge carries the High Street over the Afon Cegin at the S end of the village.
  2. II The Old Post Office
    One of two adjoining cottages at the S end of the High Street, set behind a stone walled front garden.
  3. II 8, High Street, Glasinfryn, Bangor, LL57 4UP
    One of two adjoining cottages at the S end of the High Street.
  4. II 1 Elizabeth Terrace, Glasinfryn, Bangor
    Located at the end of a row of four cottages at the S end of the High Street, and next to the parish church.
  5. II 2 Elizabeth Terrace, Glasinfryn, Bangor
    Located last but one of the row of four cottages at the S end of the High Street.
  6. II 3 Elizabeth Terrace, Glasinfryn, Bangor
    Located in a row of four cottages at the S end of the High Street.
  7. II 4 Elizabeth Terrace, Glasinfryn, Bangor
    Located at the N end of a row of four cottages, at the S end of the High Street.
  8. II 6, Howe Street, Glasinfryn, Bangor, LL57 4UN
    Towards the N end of the village, forming a terrace at right angles to its main street.
  9. II 5 Howe Street, Glasinfryn, Bangor
    Towards the N end of the village, forming a terrace at right angles to its main street.
  10. II 4 Howe Street, Glasinfryn, Bangor
    Towards the N end of the village, forming a terrace at right angles to its main street.
  11. II 3 Howe Street, Glasinfryn, Bangor
    Towards the N end of the village, forming a terrace at right angles to its main street.
  12. II 2 Howe Street, Glasinfryn, Bangor
    Towards the N end of the village, forming a terrace at right angles to its main street.
  13. II 1 Howe Street, Glasinfryn, Bangor
    Towards the N end of the village, forming a terrace at right angles to its main street.
  14. II Bodlondeb
    Towards the N end of the village, forming a terrace at right angles to its main street.
  15. II Glasinfryn Viaduct (partly in Pentir community)
    Viaduct on the disused Bethesda branch railway spanning the Afon Cegin immediately to the south of the new A 5 just to the east of Glasinfryn.
  16. II The 'Stepped' Bridge to Britannia Park.
    The bridge carries the driveway between Britannia Park and Treborth Hall over the Chester to Holyhead Railway.
  17. II Glasinfryn Viaduct (partly in Llandygai community) Photos
    The viaduct lies approximately 100m E of the N end of the village of Glasinfryn.
  18. II Bryn-y-meddyg
    Located immediately E of the former Bethesda LNWR Railway, and above Coed Howel mill on the Afon Cegin.
  19. II Fferm Glasynfryn
    Located at the end of a farm drive, immediately N of Glasinfryn village, now separated off by the A55 trunk road.
  20. II Railway bridge at Coed Howel
    Located on a minor road leading E off the road from Glasinfryn to Bangor.
  21. II Cororion
    Located at end of track leading to the farmhouse from the minor road between Tyn lon and the A 5; low rubblestone wall with piers and decorative iron gates define garden on east; farmbuildings lie to
  22. II Farmbuildings at Cororion
    Situated in sheltered position below and to north of the farmhouse at Cororion, the principal access to the farmbuildings is along a separate track reached off the minor road between Tyn lon and the A
  23. II Former Cottages at Cororion
    Located to the north-east of the farmhouse at Cororion on the south side of the track leading to the farmhouse from the minor road between Tyn Ion and the A5.
  24. II Wern-fawr
    Located in roadside position on north-west side of minor road running northwards from the B 4409 at Tyn lon towards the A 5.
  25. II No.1, B 4409, Tyn lon
    Situated in roadside position on south side of B 4409 approximately 0.5km east of Felin-hen; low rubblestone wall in front with decorative iron gates.
  26. II Pant-y-Cyff
    Situated in pasture fields at end of short farm track off the south-east side of the B 4366; low rubblestone wall with stone-on-edge coping in front of farmhouse.
  27. II Milestone Photos
    Located near sharp bend on south-east side of B 4409 at Tyn Lon between Felin-hen and Tregarth; set in rubblestone boundary wall.
  28. II Gelli
    Located opposite churchyard of Eglwys y Santes Fawr at junction of Lon-y-Wern (minor road to Bryn-twrw) and B 4409; low rubblestone wall with decorated iron gates and cobbled paths in front of cottage
  29. II Railway bridge at Ffridd-carw
    This bridge is located on a track running E off the Bangor road, approximately 1km N of Glasinfryn village
  30. II Caerhun MC Chapel Photos
    Located at the centre of the hamlet of Caerhun, on the NE angle of the crossroad with Glasinfryn Road.
  31. II Walling and Depots on east side of former turnpike road (old A 5)
    Running alongside the eastern side of the former London to Holyhead Road, the stretch of walling runs northwards from where the old road leaves the present course of the A 5 up to the cottages at Lon
  32. II Capel Shiloh
    Located on south side of the B4409 near road junction; small forecourt has low rubblestone wall with ashlar coping topped by railings with piers and ornamental iron double gates to centre and smaller
  33. II Wash House opposite Caeherfyn
    Situated on other side of road directly opposite Caeherfyn; rubblestone wall on either side.
  34. II* Lon-Isaf Gate
    Located on its own on west side of former London to Holyhead Road, which is now by-passed by the present A 5 and serves as a minor gated road between the A 5 and Llandygai; cottage has low rubblestone
  35. II Hafan
    Situated in roadside position on south side of B 4409 approximately 0.5km east of Felin-hen; low rubblestone wall in front with decorative iron gates.
  36. II Penrala Cottage
    Situated immediately to the east of Capel Shiloh on the south side of the B4409 near road junction; low rubblestone wall in front to roadside.
  37. II Caeherfyn Cottage
    Situated in roadside position directly at right-angles to minor road running northwards from Tregarth towards the A 5; garden to north is separated from small area immediately in front of cottage by l
  38. II Hafan Deg
    Situated immediately to the east of Capel Shiloh on the south side of the B4409 near road junction; low rubblestone wall in front to roadside.
  39. II Weigh House at Lon-Isaf Gate
    Situated on the eastern side of the former London to Holyhead Road directly opposite the associated toll keeper's cottage (Lon-Isaf Gate).
  40. II 3 Tyddyn Iolyn
    Located on west side of former London to Holyhead Road, which is now by-passed by the present A 5 and serves as a minor gated road between the A 5 and Llandygai; low rubblestone boundary wall with sto
  41. II 2 Tyddyn Iolyn
    Located on west side of former London to Holyhead Road, which is now by-passed by the present A 5 and serves as a minor gated road between the A 5 and Llandygai; low rubblestone boundary wall with sto
  42. II 1 Tyddyn Iolyn
    Located on west side of former London to Holyhead Road, which is now by-passed by the present A 5 and serves as a minor gated road between the A 5 and Llandygai; low rubblestone boundary wall with sto
  43. II 5, Tal Gae, Tregarth, Bangor, LL57 4AF, 23294
    Located on south-west side of Tal Gae, set back from the road with lawn in front and C20 houses behind; attached to the left end of the original cottage is a large C20 'chalet' bungalow addition.
  44. II Felin Cochwillan
    Situated on loop of the Afon Ogwen with weir immediately to the north; rubblestone walling with stone-on-edge coping to garden on north side.
  45. II Milestone opposite Bryn goleu
    Located on the verge of the road from Pentir to Caernarfon.
  46. II 5
    Located in roadside position on south side of the B 4409 approximately 400m east of Capel Shiloh; low rubblestone wall with piers and decorated iron pedestrian gates to front.
  47. II Ffrwd Galed
    Located in roadside position on south side of the B 4409 approximately 400m east of Capel Shiloh; low rubblestone wall with piers and decorated iron pedestrian gates to front.
  48. II Halfway Bridge (partly in Llanllechid community)
    Spanning the Afon Ogwen on a sharp bend of the A 5 approximately 2.5km north of Bethesda near the junction with the minor road to Tregarth.
  49. II Cowhouse/Stables at Dinas
    Located immediately to the east of Pen Dinas Farmhouse; cobbled yards between it and the farmhouse and between it and the barn to the east.
  50. II Halfway Bridge (partly in Llandygai community)
    Spanning the Afon Ogwen on a sharp bend of the A 5 approximately 2.5km north of Bethesda near the junction with the minor road to Tregarth.
  51. II Fferm Cochwillan
    Located between cowhouse/cart shelter range to north-east and pigsties/bothy to north-west; low rubblestone wall with iron gate centred on porch defines small front garden.
  52. II Pigsties/Pig Kitchen at Fferm Cochwillan
    Located immediately to the north-west of Fferm Cochwillan, the pigsties facing the cowhouse/cart shelter range on the other side of the yard.
  53. II Outbuildings at Cochwillan
    L-shaped range of outbuildings to rear (south) of Cochwillan, south range with cobbling in front of door.
  54. II Hay Barn at Dinas
    Located to the east of Pen Dinas Farmhouse; cobbled yard between it and the cowhouse/stables directly to the west.
  55. II Bwthyn Cochwillan
    Located to the north-west of Cochwillan; low rubblestone wall with decorated iron gate centred on porch defines small front garden and links left corner of house with outbuilding projecting to front o
  56. II Dinas Farmhouse
    Situated in roadside position on minor road running roughly parallel with the Afon Ogwen to north-east of Tregarth; low rubblestone wall with stone-on-edge coping to front and separating the farmhouse
  57. II Slate Fencing at Bwthyn Cochwillan
    Defines the northern boundary of Bwthyn Cochwillan.
  58. I Cochwillan Photos
    Situated in low-lying pasture fields at end of short track off the minor road between Bethesda and Tal-y-bont; there is a walled lawned garden area immediately to the front (north) of the house.
  59. II Pigsties at Bwthyn Cochwillan
    Situated to the east of Bwthyn Cochwillan on the property boundary with Cochwillan, the back wall of the pigsties being in the front garden of Cochwillan.
  60. II Cowhouses/Cart Shelter at Fferm Cochwillan
    Located immediately to north-east of the farmhouse; rear wall faces small paddock divided into 2 parts, the southern boundary of which is the slate fence to the north of Bwthyn Cochwillan.
  61. II Pont-y-felin
    Located 350m N of the village centre, at the crossing of the Afon Cegin, and immediately S of the Y-junction of roads to Y Felinheli and Minffordd.
  62. II Capel y Gladdfa (Cemetery Chapel) Photos
    The chapel is located immediately outside the N boundary of the churchyard of the Church of St Cedol, at the N end of the village.
  63. II Church of St Cedol Photos
    The church stands at the end of the village, within its churchyard.
  64. II Portal at west end of Llandygai Tunnel
    Located at west end of Llandygai Tunnel; deep cutting to west with large industrial estate on north side.
  65. II Pen Dinas
    Located at western end of Ffordd Dinas, a short track leading eastwards to the Iron Age fort of Pen Dinas, where it meets main road; house at right-angles to road with low rubblestone wall to front (F
  66. II Tan-y-Bryn Photos
    Located on west side of the old main street through the village (Telford's London to Holyhead turnpike road), which has now been by-passed by new road to the west; hedge in front with decorative iron
  67. II Y Parc
    Set in stone-walled small field system at end of rough stone track in remote hillside position on moorland edge immediately to the south-east of the former quarry village of Sling; extensive views.
  68. II Tan-y-Bryn Photos
    Located on west side of the old main street through the village (Telford's London to Holyhead turnpike road), which has now been by-passed by new road to the west; hedge in front with decorative iron
  69. II Air shaft to Llandygai Tunnel Photos
    Situated on west side of A 5122 in pasture field above the Llandygai tunnel of the Chester to Holyhead Railway.
  70. II Tan-y-Bryn Photos
    Located on west side of the old main street through the village (Telford's London to Holyhead turnpike road), which has now been by-passed by new road to the west; hedge in front with decorative iron
  71. II Pant-y-Lon
    Situated in roadside position on minor road running from Mynnydd Llandygai towards Tregarth at entrance to drive-way of farmhouse at Chwarel Goch Isaf; low rubblestone wall with stone-on-edge coping i
  72. II Tan y Graig
    Located on west side of the old main street through the village (Telford's London to Holyhead turnpike road), which has now been by-passed by new road to the west, the house sits next to the slip road
  73. II Pandy Newydd
    Situated in isolated rural position in wooded grounds reached by a long track running off the east side of the A5 south of Halfway Bridge.
  74. II Outbuildings at Pandy Newydd
    Situated directly to the east of Pandy Newydd.
  75. II Ficardy Photos
    Located on west side of the old main street through the village (Telford's London to Holyhead turnpike road), which has now been by-passed by the new road to the west; low rubblestone wall in front wi
  76. II Bod Feurig
    Located in lowland position on south side of track running eastwards from the minor road from Sling towards Mynydd Llandygai.
  77. II Railway viaduct (partly in Bangor community) Photos
    Carrying the Chester to Holyhead main line over the Afon Cegin. Reached along the North Wales Path (course of the former Penrhyn narrow gauge railway) north of the minor road between Llandygai and Min
  78. II Railway Viaduct Photos
    Carrying the Chester to Holyhead main line over the Afon Cegin. Reached along the footpath (dismantled railway) N off the Llandegai to Minffordd road.
  79. II Tre-felin Cottages Photos
    One of a series of 4 paired cottages following curve of road and thus forming a crescent to west of the former Tre-felin Sawmill; low rubblestone wall to roadside, while to south are long gardens terr
  80. II Tre-felin Cottages Photos
    One of a series of 4 paired cottages following curve of road and thus forming a crescent to west of the former Tre-felin Sawmill; low rubblestone wall to roadside, while to south are long gardens terr
  81. II Pont Coetmor (partly in Llandygai and Bethesda communities)
    Spanning the Afon Ogwen on the minor road between Tregarth and Rachub with the railway bridge of the disused branch of the London and North-Western Railway also crossing the river a little to the nort
  82. II Pont Coetmor (partly in Llanllechid and Bethesda communities)
    Spanning the Afon Ogwen on the minor road between Tregarth and Rachub with the railway bridge of the disused Bethesda branch of the London and North-Western Railway also crossing the river a little to
  83. II Tre-felin Cottages Photos
    One of a series of 4 paired cottages following curve of road and thus forming a crescent to west of the former Tre-felin Sawmill; low rubblestone wall to roadside, while to south are long gardens terr
  84. II Tre-felin Cottages Photos
    One of a series of 4 paired cottages following curve of road and thus forming a crescent to west of the former Tre-felin Sawmill; low rubblestone wall to roadside, while to south are long gardens terr
  85. II Pont y Goetmor
    Situated at NW corner of parish, reached from crossroads of A5 with Tregarth-Rachub road, some 300m towards Tregarth. Partly in Llandegai Community.
  86. II Tre-felin Cottages Photos
    One of a series of 4 paired cottages following curve of road and thus forming a crescent to west of the former Tre-felin Sawmill; low rubblestone wall to roadside, while to south are long gardens terr
  87. II Bodeilian Photos
    Located on roadside south of Grand Lodge entrance to Penrhyn Castle on west side of the old main street through the village, which has now been by-passed by the new road to the west; rubblestone wall
  88. II Railway Viaduct (partly in Llanllechid community)
    Carrying the Chester to Holyhead main line over the Afon Ogwen and then westwards over the former Tre-felin Saw Mill.
  89. II Tre-felin Cottages Photos
    One of a series of 4 paired cottages following curve of road and thus forming a crescent to west of the former Tre-felin Sawmill; low rubblestone wall to roadside, while to south are long gardens terr
  90. II Lyric Cottage Photos
    Located on roadside south of Grand Lodge entrance to Penrhyn Castle on west side of the old main street through the village, which has now been by-passed by the new road to the west; rubblestone wall
  91. II Tre-felin Cottages Photos
    One of a series of 4 paired cottages following curve of road and thus forming a crescent to west of the former Tre-felin Sawmill; low rubblestone wall to roadside, while to south are long gardens terr
  92. II Tre-felin Cottages Photos
    One of a series of 4 paired cottages following curve of road and thus forming a crescent to west of the former Tre-felin Sawmill; low rubblestone wall to roadside, while to south are long gardens terr
  93. II Slate Direction Indicators Photos
    Located in rubblestone boundary wall opposite Bodeilian and Lyric Cottage on north-east side of road leading from Llandygai towards Tal-y-bont.
  94. II Former Sawmill Manager's House
    Situated directly to the east of Tre-felin Cottages at the entrance to the former Tre-felin Saw Mill in the shadow of the viaduct of the Chester to Holyhead railway; curved rubblestone wall with slate
  95. II 22 Llandygai Village Photos
    Situated on southern of the 2 roughly parallel roads running through Llandygai at junction with lane linking it to the northern road; low rubblestone wall to front.
  96. II Capel Bethlehem Photos
    Located at right-angles to road with roughly square-shaped chapel yard on north-east bounded by low rubblestone wall to road with slate slab coping and spear-headed railings; hooped railings and iron
  97. II Arfon Cottage Photos
    Situated on southern of the 2 roughly parallel roads running through Llandygai at junction with lane linking it to the northern road; low rubblestone wall to front.
  98. II Railway Viaduct (partly in Llandygai community)
    Carrying the Chester to Holyhead main line over the Afon Ogwen and then westwards over the former Tre-felin Saw Mill.
  99. II* Grand Lodge and forecourt walling Photos
    Situated at the main entrance to Penrhyn Castle with forecourt and green to south; incorporated in park wall which runs to east and briefly to west before turning north-west towards Bangor; 2 large Do
  100. II 7 Llandygai Village Photos
    Occupies prominent corner position at junction of main road running from western entrance to village towards the Church of St Tegai with lane running at right-angles to south to join parallel road; lo

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