Y Llethr |
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Municipality | Gwynedd (UK) | |||||
Height [m] | 756 | |||||
Primary factor [m] |
561 Approx. point 30 U 437045 5860771 - located north/north-east, on the south side of Llyn Trawsfynydd Reservoir. |
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Secondary factor [km] |
13.0 Approx. point 30 U 437792 5839668 - located south/south-east, on the north-west slopes of Cadair Idris. | |||||
Location |
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UTM: 30 U 433433 5851909 | ||||
Lat/Lon: N52°48'46.3" W3°59'15.5" | ||||||
Description |
Y Llethr is the highest of the mountains known as the Rhinogydd range, but has the least impressive appearance. For some reason there's no cairn at the true summit, but a small pile of stones a little away from the highest point. |
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Main photo |
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Routes | Y Llethr, Rhinog Fach & Rhinog Fawr CCW from Cil-cychwyn | |||||
Panorama | ||||||
Visits | 15.03.2014 |