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1187:Glyn Tarell
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1923:Heol Senni
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1352:Llangyniew
1347:Llangynidr
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977:Presteigne
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395:Llanidloes
391:B4518 road
373:Staylittle
343:52°30′58″N
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1963:Llandinam
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1808:Criggion
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1492:Rhayader
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1177:Glasbury
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1537:Trewern
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1407:Llanyre
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1112:Cilmery
1087:Caersws
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238:Police
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