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Ten anti-tank blocks made of local dressed stone. One in poor condition due to undercutting by local stream.
(Source: Field Visit 1995/12/29)

Type of site CUBE
Location On the A470 Dolgollau - Dinas Mawdd road at the head of Bwlch Oerddrws Pass.
Area Brithdir and Islaw'rdre, Gwynedd, Wales
Grid reference SH 7956 1725 (Scale: 1:10000 , 1982)
Period WW2
Condition Fair
Materials Concrete, Stone
Threats Type: River bank erosion (Immediate)
Detail: A small stream is causing erosion to a number of the cubes.
Recorder Parry, Medwyn (Defence of Britain Project)
Defence grouping Western Command Stop Line No 21 - The line runs from Rhyl, via Corwen, Bala and Dolgelly to Machynlleth
Photographs View of CUBE - S0003237
(1) - general view (DIGITISED)
Adjacent sites Anti-tank blocks: cubes at SH 79541729 and SH 75111334
DOB site reference: S0003237
Original Reference 8653
Reference 1998/07 Site Gazetteer II: Wales
Event Field Visit, On 1995/12/29
Construction, In the period 1940 1941


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