Tre'r Ceiri

United Kingdom / Wales / Pwllheli /

fortification, hillfort, iron age

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Meaning 'Town of the Giants', Tre'r Ceiri is perhaps Wales' most impressive hill fort. There are 3 metre-high walls and ramparts that once defended the fort. The site is full of stone house remains which date back to around the Iron Age and Romano-British period.

Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tre'r_Ceiri

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Coordinates: 52°58'28"N 4°25'26"W

Carn Fadryn 13 km
Conwy Town Walls 52 km
Offa's Dyke 88 km
O?ffa's Dyke 89 km
Offa's Dyke 90 km
Wat's Dyke 93 km
Old Oswestry 93 km
Breidden Fort 96 km
Caus Castle 103 km
The Roveries 108 km

Trefor Granite Quarry or Yr Eifl Quarry 1.7 km
Garn Boduan - Iron Age Hill Fort 8.1 km
Nefyn & District Golf Club 11 km
The Segontium (Wreck) 16 km
RAF Llandwrog - Caernarfon airfield 16 km
Llyn Nantlle Uchaf 16 km
Y Fron 17 km
Cae Mawr Farm 19 km
Menai Strait 25 km
Parc Cenedlaethol Eryri (Snowdonia National Park) 37 km

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Trefor Granite Quarry or Yr Eifl Quarry Garn Boduan - Iron Age Hill Fort Nefyn & District Golf Club The Segontium (Wreck) RAF Llandwrog - Caernarfon airfield Llyn Nantlle Uchaf Y Fron Cae Mawr Farm Menai Strait Parc Cenedlaethol Eryri (Snowdonia National Park)