Llanglydwen, par. with ry. sta., Carmarthenshire,
in AV. of co., on river Taf, 8 miles NW. of AVhitland,
1834 ac., pop. 298.

Llangocd, par. and vil., Anglesey, in E. of co., 2
miles NE. of Beaumaris, 1343 ac., pop. 609 ; P.O.

Llangocd Castle, seat, on E. border of Brecknock-
shire, 5b miles NAV. of Talgarth.

Llangoedmore, par., on river Teifi, in co. and 1 mile
SE. of Cardigan, 4946 ac., pop. 882.

Llangollen, market town, par., and township with
ry. sta., Denbighshire, on right bank of river Dee, 22
miles SW. of Chester—par., 22,396 ac. (193 water),
pop. 6381; township (Llangollen-Traian), 14,566 ac.,
pop. 5463; town, pop. 3123; P.O., T.O., 2 Banks, 1
newspaper. Market-day, Saturday. The town is
situated in the Vale of Llangollen, celebrated for its
romantic beauty, and is a busy place, well known for its
brewery and its fine hotels. Flannel is manufactured
in considerable quantities, and in the vicinity are col-
lieries and limestone quarries. Two splendid examples
of engineering skill—the viaduct of the Chester and
Shrewsbury Ry., and the aqueduct of the Ellesmere
Canal—are within a short distance of the town.

Llangollen-Traian, township, Llangollen par., Den-
bighshire, 14,566 ac. (166 water), pop. 5463; contains
the town of Llangollen.

Llangolman, par., Pembrokeshire, in E. of co., on
river Cleddau, 8 m. N. of Narberth, 2912 ac., pop. 264.

Llangonoyd, ry. sta., Glamorgan, 3 miles SE. of
Tondu Junction; P.O. See Llangynwyd.

Llangoren, par., in co. and 5\ miles SAV. of Mon-
mouth, 1998 ac., pop. 120.

Llangorse, par., Brecknockshire, in E. of co., on river
Llynvi, 2806 ac., pop. 354; P.O. Llangorse Lake, 5
miles in circuit, abounds in perch and pike.

Llangorwen, eccl. dist., Llanbadarnfawr par., Car-
diganshire, in N. of co., near Aberystwith, pop. 474.

Llangower, par., Merioneth, in NE. of co., on E.
side of Lake Bala, 2b m. SAV. of Bala, 5600 ac., pop. 258.

Llangranog, coast par. and vil., Cardiganshire, in
SW. of co.—par., 4383 ac., pop. 786; vil., 9 miles N.
of Newcastle in Emlyn; P.O.; is a sea-bathing resort.

Llangristiolns, par., Anglesey, 1 b mile S. of Llan-
gefni, 3936 ac., pop. 764.

Llangrove, 6 m. SW. of Ross, Herefordshire ; P.O.

Llangrwyddon. See Llangwyryfon.

Llangrwyney, vil., 2 m. SE. of Criekhowell, Breck-
nockshire; P.O.; here is the Llangrwyney Paper Mill.

Llangstone, par., Monmouthshire, in S. of co., 4
miles NE. of Newport, 1314 ac., pop. 174.

Llangn . See Llangy .

Llangna, par., Monmouthshire, in N. of co., on river
Monnow, 10 m. NE. of Abergavenny, 695 ac., pop. 81.

Llanguick, par., Glamorgan, in NW. of co., on river
Tawe and Swansea Canal, 5J m. NW. of Neath, 12,553
ac. (144 water), pop. 9110; there are extensive collieries.

Llangunider (or Llangynlder), par. and vil., Breck-
nockshire, in SE. of co., 4 miles NAV. of Criekhowell,
13,908 ac., pop. 3625; P.O., called Llangynidr; con-
tains parts of Ebbw Vale, Rhymney, and Tredegar.

Llangnnllo.—par., Cardiganshire, in SW. of co.,
3 miles NE. of Newcastle in Emlyn, 3650 ac., pop. 581;
P.O.—2. Llangnnllo, par. and township with ry. sta.,
Radnorshire, in NE. of co., 6| miles SW. of Knighton
—par., 5627 ac., pop. 486; township, pop. 431.

Llangunnock, par., in co. and 6 miles SAV. of Car-
marthen, 4879 ac., pop. 626.

Ll-ingnnnor or Llangwnnor, par., in co. and 1 mile
E. of Carmarthen, 5795 ac., pop. 1091.

Llangurig (or Llangiri-ig), par. and vil., Mont-
gomeryshire, in S. of co.—par., 50,000 ac., pop. 1605 ;
vil., 5 m. NW. of Newtown; P.O., called Llangwrig.

Llangwin.—par. and vil., Denbighshire—par., 10,077
ac., pop. 933; vil., 7b miles NW. of Corwen ; p.o.—2.
Llangwin, par., Monmouthshire, 3 miles E. of Usk,
3159 ac., pop. 300; P.O.; consists of 2 townships—
Llangwin Icha, pop. 43 ; Llangwin Ucba, pop. 257.

•—3. Llangwm, par., Pembrokeshire, in S. of co., on
Milford Haven, 5 miles SE. of Haverfordwest, 1905 ac.
and 298 foreshore, pop. 874; P.O.

Llangwnadle, par., Carnarvonshire, in SW. of co.,
12 miles SAV. of Pwllheli, 1243 ac., pop. 245.

Llangwnnor. See Llangunnor.

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