Offa's Dyke
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A segment of Offa's Dyke, largely overgrown, partly effaced or crossed by roads. The earthwork is usually ascribed to King Offa of Mercia (757-796), delineating the boundary between his kingdom and those of his Welsh neighbors.
Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Offa's_Dyke
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Coordinates: 52°47'52"N 3°5'28"W
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- Breidden Fort 8.2 km
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- Llanymynech Golf Club 0.6 km
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- The Moat 6.1 km
- Knockin Castle 7 km
- Breidden Fort 9 km
- Breidden Hill 9 km
- Middletown Hill 10 km
- Cefn-y-Castell 10 km
- Ancient Head of Navigation 11 km
- Offa's Dyke 11 km