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282: 329:. They are not as rugged as the Snowdon massif or the Glyderau but are impressive nevertheless. Much of the higher ground is covered with rough grass and heather, with patches of shattered rocks. Pen-yr-Ole-Wen lies on the western edge of the range and dominates the Nant Ffrancon pass. To the northeast along the main Carneddau ridge is Carnedd Dafydd, then Carnedd Llewellyn and beyond are other lower summits. To the north and west of the ridge are mostly grassy slopes, while to the east there are some high cliffs, deep valleys and small lakes. The Carneddau range is home to the only population of wild horses in the United Kingdom. 389: 240:, the land was controlled once again by Welsh princes who schemed and formed alliances among themselves. The clearance of the native forests continued and at one time goats were the main form of livestock. Their feral descendants are still found in the area today on the Glyderau. They were later followed by cattle and it was not till the 18th century desire for wool that sheep became numerous. By the thirteenth century, English ambitions were increasing under 313:. Another legend has it that the two small lakes nestling below the towering cliffs to the east of Carnedd Llywelyn were haunted and that deformed fish with heads but no bodies lurked in their depths. A more recent legend records that the two great boulders known as the "Meini Gwynedd" near the summit of Carnedd Llywelyn were lifted there bodily in 1542 from the banks of one of these lakes. 604: 633: 20: 618: 399:
The plants growing on the Carneddau need to be extremely hardy to withstand the snow, frosts, and gales they will encounter during the year and those found by sheltered streams in the valleys are very different from those clinging to crevices on windswept rocks. Sheep graze the mountains and impact
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moving together and colliding over a protracted period. Over time, these mountains have been eroded by the weather and scoured by advancing and retreating ice sheets. The Carneddau were formed in this way and consist of volcanic and sedimentary rock. The last ice sheet retreated about 10,000 years
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In September 2009 the peak referred to as Carnedd Uchaf was renamed Carnedd Gwenllian following a campaign by the Gwenllian Society to honour Princess Gwenllian, the daughter of Llywelyn ap Gruffudd, Prince of Wales.
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Wild ponies roam the Carneddau, and a study of their DNA in 2012 revealed that they have been isolated as a breed for at least several hundred years. Numbers were severely reduced by the heavy snows of spring 2013.
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ranges). The remains of circular stone huts dating back to this time have been found and the cairns on the mountain summits contain cremated human remains, presumably from prominent people of this time.
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ago. It left behind a landscape of smooth summits above erratic boulders and scree at the foot of cliffs on the eastern side of the mountains, and moraines that created shallow lakes in the cwms.
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huts and three cairns were built on the top of Moel Faban. This settlement endured for a thousand years, lasting until after the Romans arrived. There are other huts elsewhere and traces of
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to the south and west. The area covers nearly 200 square kilometres (80 sq mi), about 10% of the area of Snowdonia. The area is bordered by three main roads—the
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situated at strategic upland sites. The Romans subdued the area and built a road, Bwlch y Ddeufaen across the northern slopes of the Carneddau. After they left in
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The two highest mountains in the range are named Carnedd Llewellyn and Carnedd Dafydd after the thirteenth-century Prince of Wales, Llywelyn ap Iorwerth or
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farmers started clearing the native forests of oak and birch that covered all but the uppermost ridges and summits. They were followed by
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The snow-covered Carneddau with Yr Elen in the centre, Carnedd Llywelyn behind and Carnedd Dafydd to the right
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of the Cwm Eigiau Formation. Within the Nant Ffrancon sequence are a variety of igneous intrusions and the
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would have roamed the Carneddau. They have long gone, and, besides the ubiquitous sheep, there are now
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the composition of the sward, nibbling out the most succulent young growth. Where the sheep are
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is said to have ordered the investigation of this claim and later proclaimed that it was true.
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The Carneddau are the largest continuous stretch of mountain land over 2,500 feet in
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and tuffs of the Foel Fras Volcanic Complex. The complex geology results from the
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Carneddau mountain range panorama, seen from the top of Moel-y-Ci
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On the north western slopes of Drosgl there are clusters of
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by Edward I and this ended the seven-hundred-year rule of
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involving continental landmasses on either side of the
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across the uplands. There are more than one thousand
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The better-drained rocky slopes have 275:and the end of independence for Wales. 1439: 1429: 587:inhabits the Nant Ffrancon Valley and 255:(1172-1240), and his grandson Prince 216:, which covers the Carneddau and the 7: 1356: 1354: 1352: 1350: 1348: 1346: 1344: 246:English castles encircled Snowdonia 1413:The Acts of Welsh Rulers 1120-1283 83:waterfall. It is delimited by the 14: 571:are all at home here, as are the 192:This area was first colonised in 1751:Mountains and hills of Snowdonia 583:nest beside the lakes, the rare 280: 1669:Garnedd Uchaf/Carnedd Gwenllian 444:. Higher up on scree there are 1746:Mountains and hills of Gwynedd 1511:Bomford, Andrew (2013-04-18). 535:. Birds breeding here include 531:, and an increasing number of 503:Until five hundred years ago, 244:in this part of Wales and the 1: 1416:. University of Wales Press. 392:Wild ponies on the flanks of 351:(1,064 metres, 3,491 ft) 345:(1,044 metres, 3,425 ft) 271:by the family descended from 1329:. 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Index


cairns
Welsh
mountains
Snowdonia
Wales and England
Fifteen Peaks
Llyn Cowlyd
Llyn Eigiau
Aber Falls
Irish Sea
Conwy valley
A5 road
Betws-y-Coed
Bethesda
A55
A5
A470
much of Snowdonia
Ordovician
Ma
mudstones
sandstones
Arenig
Caradoc
tuffs
Llewelyn Volcanic Group
siltstones
tuffites
lavas

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