Cwm Symlog, 7 m. from Aberystwith, Cardigan; P.O.

Cwm Tillery, 2 miles from Abertillery sta., Mon-
mouthshire ; P.O.

Cwmaman, 2m. fromAberdare, Glamorgan; P.O.,T.O.

Cwmamman, eccl. dist. and vil., Llandilofawr,
Bettws, Llandebie, and Quarter Bach pars., Carmar-
thenshire, and Llanguick par., Glamorgan—dist., pop.
5399; vil., 5 miles NE. of Pantyffynnon Junction ;
P.O., T.O., called Cwm Amman.

Cwmarlcs, hamlet, Llanfihangel-ar-Arth par., N.
Carmarthenshire, 94 miles E. of Newcastle Emlyn.

Cwmbach, hamlet, 2 miles from Aberdare, N.
Glamorgan; P.O., T.O.

Cwmban, hamlet, Llanfynydd par., Carmarthen-
shire, 5 miles NW. of Llandilofawr.

Cwmbran, seat of ironworks withry. sta., on Brecon
and Monmouth Canal, 4 miles NW. of Newport, Mon-
mouthshire ; P.O., T.O.

Cwmbreeth, hamlet, in co. and 8 m. W. of Radnor.

Cwmbrwynog, mountain vale, Carnarvonshire,
in the ascent of Snowdon from Llanberis.

Cwmburla, hamlet, 14 m. from Swansea, Glamorgan.

Cwmbychan, mountain hollow with lakelet, 4 miles
E. of Harlech, Merioneth.

Cwincarvan, par., in co. and 34 miles SW. of Mon-
mouth, 2875 ac., pop. 240.

Cwmcawlwyd, hamlet, in par. and 4 miles from
Llandilofawr, Carmarthenshire.

Cwmcelwydd, place, Llanymowddwy par., E. Meri-
oneth, 4 miles NE. of Dinas Mowddwy.

Cwmcerw, hamlet, 3 miles SW. of Aberystwith,
Cardiganshire.

Cwmcerwyn Hill, highest summit of the Preselley
range, Pembrokeshire, alt. 1754 ft.

Cwmcewydd, hamlet, 1 mile SE. of Dinas Mowddwy,
Merioneth.

Cwmcillyn, hamlet, 12 miles SW. of Abergavenny,
Monmouthshire.

Cwnicotbi, hamlet, near source of river Cothi, 74
miles NW. of Llandovery, Carmarthenshire.

Cwmcoy, another name for Brongwyn : which see.

Cwmcycb, vil., Kilrhedin par., Carmarthenshire, 4
miles SW. of Newcastle Emlyn.

Cwmdare, hamlet, Aberdare par., Glamorgan, form-
ing SW. portion of the pari. bor. of Merthyr Tydfil.

Cwmdanddwr, par., W. Radnorshire, on river Wye,
2 miles S.^of Rhayader, 32,000 ac., pop. 744.

Cwindu.—vil., Llangynwyd par., Glamorgan, 6 m.
NW. of Bridgend, _A4210 ac., pop. 6232; iron and coal
mines.—2. Cwmdu, vil., 44 m. NW. of Crickhowell,
Brecknockshire; P.O.

Cwmduad, in co. and 9 miles from Carmarthen ; P.O.

Cwindwr.—mountain pass, on W. border of Breck-
nockshire, 4 miles NAV. of Trecastle.—2. Cwindwr,
mountain pass, N. Carmarthenshire, on road from
Llanwrda to Lampeter.

Cwmdyli, mountain hollow, under Snowdon, mid.
Carnarvonshire, 4 miles SW. of Capel Curig.

Cwmelan, seat, 5 m. SW. of Rhayader, Radnorshire.

Cwinforgan, vil., Kilrhedin par., Carmarthenshire,
4 miles SAV. of Newcastle Emlyn.

Cwinffrwdoer, hamlet, Trevethin par., Monmouth-
shire, near Pontnewynydd sta.

Cwingaist, hamlet, Llanbister par., Radnorshire, 104
miles NW. of Knighton.

Cwmgilla, hamlet, in par. and 2 miles SW. of
Knighton, Radnorshire.

Cwmglyn, romantic glen, W. Monmouthshire; tra-
versed by Pontypool and Swansea Ry.

Cwingoron, township, Castle Caereinion par., E.
Montgomeryshire, near Welshpool.

Cwmgrynglyn, hamlet, 8 miles NE. of Rhayader,
Radnorshire.

Cwingwili, beautiful vale, in co. and 2 miles N. of
Carmarthen; traversed by Carmarthen and Cardigan Ry.

Cwnihesian, hamlet, on river Cayne, 84 miles N. of
Dolgelly, Merioneth; has zinc and lead mines.

Cwmlecbwedd, place, Llanbister par., Radnorshire,
10 miles NW. of Knighton.

Cwmllan, dark glen, under Snowdon, Carnarvon-
shire, 3 miles NE. of Beddgelert.

Cwmllech, hamlet, Pennant par., Montgomeryshire,
94 miles NW. of Llanfyllin.

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Cum is a Welsh word signifying “ an upland hollow,” and
is equal to the Saxon Combe or Coomb.