Taf Fawr

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Taf Fawr is one of the principal headwater streams of the River Taff in South Wales, flowing through the Brecon Beacons before joining with other tributaries to form the main river.

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Taf Fawr canonical 3

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Statements (34)

Predicate Object
instanceOf headwater stream
river
catchment Brecon Beacons uplands
country Wales
drainageBasin Severn Sea (Bristol Channel)
linked to: Severn Estuary
flowsDirection generally south
flowsThrough Brecon Beacons
formsTogetherWith Taf Fechan
other tributaries of the River Taff
hasInfrastructure dams
water treatment works
hasLanguageVariant Welsh
hasRecreation angling
walking
hasReservoir Beacons Reservoir
Cantref Reservoir
Llwyn-on Reservoir
linked to: Cantref Reservoir
hasUse public water supply
headwaterOf River Taff
isComponentOf Taff river system
locatedIn Brecon Beacons National Park
Powys
South Wales
linked to: South Wales Valleys
managedBy Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water
nameLanguage Welsh
nameMeaning great Taff
nearbyTown Merthyr Tydfil
partOf River Taff
region Brecon Beacons
riverSystem River Taff basin
sourceRegion Brecon Beacons
tributaryOf River Taff
valleyName Taf Fawr valley
watercourseType upland river

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