Malltraeth_Marsh_or_Cors_Ddyga_near_Morfa_Brennin._-_geograph.org.uk_-_177498.jpg
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Malltraeth Marsh or Cors Ddyga near Morfa Brennin. A view of the flat land known as Malltraeth Marsh or Cors Ddyga near Morfa Brennin. This land was formerly a river estuary that has been reclaimed from the sea.
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| Author | Stephen Elwyn RODDICK |
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