Llyn Llydaw, lake, Carnarvonshire, 3% miles SE. of
Llanberis ; 1 mile long.

Llyn Llygadrheidol, lake, Cardiganshire, in NE. of
co., at head of river Rheidol, near top of Plinlimmon.

Llyn Llymbran, lake, Denbighshire, 2 miles SW. of
Nantyglyn.

Llyn Maeslyn, lake, Cardiganshire, 6 miles SE. of
Tregaron.

Llyn-Mawr.—lake, Glamorgan, under Craig-y-Llyn
mountain, 6 miles W. of Aberdare.—2. Llyn Mawr,
lake, Montgomeryshire, 10 miles N. of Llanidloes.

Llyn Melynllyn, lake, Carnarvonshire, 4% miles SE.
of Bethesda.

Llyn Morwynion, lake, on N. border of Merioneth,
6 miles E. of Festiniog.

Llyn Myiubyr, lake, Carnarvonshire, in W. vicinity
of Capel Curig.

Llyn Ogwcn, lake, Carnarvonshire, 5 m. SE. of Beth-
esda ; 1 m. long; is one of the best fishing lakes in Wales.

Llyn Padarn, lake, Carnarvonshire, at Llanberis sta.

Llyn Pen Rhayadr, lake, Montgomeryshire, 6 miles
S. of Machynlleth.

Llyn Peris, lake, Carnarvonshire, at Llanberis.

Llyn Savaddan, lake, in co. and 4% miles SE. of
Brecknock; is about 5 miles in circuit, and contains
trout, perch, and pike.

Llyn Tal-y-Llyn, lake, Merioneth, at S. side of
Cader Idris.

Llyn Tarw, lake, Montgomery, 3 m. NE. of Carno.

Llyn Tegwyn, lake, Carmarthenshire, in E. of co., at
head of river Gwendraeth, on Mynydd Mawr.

Llyn Teifi, lake, Cardiganshire, in E. of co., at head
of river Teifi, 8% miles NW. of Tregaron.

Llyn Trigraianen, lake, Merioneth, 5 miles S. of
Dolgelly.

Llyn Trwstyllon, lake, Merioneth, in NAV. of co.,
at foot of Moelwyn.

Llyn Try wcryn, lake, Merioneth, 6 miles SE. of
Festiniog.

Llyn dur Arddii, mountain tarn, Carnarvonshire,
at N. side of Clogwyn dur Arddu, Snowdon.

Llyn-y-Cae, mountain tarn, Merioneth, in S. of co.,
near top of Cader Idris.

Llyn-y-cwm-Ffynnon, mountain tarn, Snowdon,
Carnarvonshire, 4% miles SE. of Llanberis.

Llyn-y-Ddlnas, lake, Carnarvonshire, 12 miles NE.
of Beddgelert.

Llyn-y-Dyw arelien, tarn, Carnarvonshire, 4 miles
NAV. of Beddgelert.

Llyn-y-Foel, lake, Carnarvonshire, 3 miles S. of
Capel Curig.

Llyn-y-Gadw, lake, Carnarvonshire, on SW. side of
Snowdon, 3 miles NW. of Beddgelert.

Llyn-y-Manod, lake, Merioneth, in N. of co., between
Manod-mawr and Manod-fach, 2% m. NE. of Festiniog.

Llyn-y-Parc, lake, Carnarvonshire, 1% mile N. of
Bettws-y-Coed.

Llyn-yr-Adar, lake, Carnarvonshire, 4% miles E. of
Beddgelert.

Llyn-yr-Afon, lake, Carnarvonshire, 4% miles NE.
of Bethesda.

Llynchcl, hamlet, Bettws Evan par., Cardiganshire,
in SW. of co., 4 miles N. of Newcastle in Emlyn.

Llynclys, hamlet withry. sta., Llanyblodwell par.,
Shropshire, 4% miles SW. of Oswestry ; P.O.

Llyniau Myinbyr, 2 adjacent lakes, near Capel
Curig, Carnarvonshire.

Llysbradwen, ruined mansion, Merioneth, in SAA⁷.
of co., 4 miles E. of Barmouth ; was the residence of a
Welsh chief of the 7th century.

Llysdinam, township, Llanafanfawr par., Brecknock-
shire, in N. of co., on river Wye, 5% miles NW. of
Builth, 2476 ac., pop. 199.

LIysfaen, coast par. and vil., Carnarvonshire, in N.
of co., 3 miles W. of Abergele, 1879 ac. and 51 fore-
shore, pop. 1233 ; P.O.; LIysfaen Hill is 700 ft. high.

Llyswen, par., on E. border of Brecknockshire, on
river Wye, 7 m. SW. of Hay, 2067 ac., pop. 198 ; P.O.

LIysworney, par., Glamorgan, inSE. of co., 2%miles
SW. of Cowbridge, 982 ac., pop. 160; P.O., called
Llisworney.

Llysyfranc, par., Pembrokeshire, 7 miles NW. of
Narberth, 1466 ac., pop. 194.

Gazetteer of the British Isles, Statistical and Topographical, by John Bartholomew, F.R.G.S.

Edinburgh: Adam and Charles Black, 1887. Public domain image from Gedcomindex.com

1

Llyn is a Welsh word signifying “ a lake.”