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Concrete hexagonal pillbox, with an embrasure in each face. Opposite the entrance is an embrasure with a Turnbull mount facing NE. This pillbox was surveyed by the Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust on behalf of the Welsh Office Highways Directorate ahead of the upgrading of the A465 road.
(Source: Article 1994)

Type of site PILLBOX
Location At Blaengwrach, in the angle between a railway embankment and a siding crossing the River Neath.
Area Blaengwrach, Neath Port Talbot, Wales
Grid reference SN 8696 0545
Period WW2
Condition Extant but condition unknown
Materials Reinforced Concrete
Threats Type: Road construction (Immediate)
Detail: Pillbox affected by the upgrading of the A465 Head of the Valleys road.
Recorder Locock, Martin
Defence grouping Western Command: Neath Valley Stop Line - Stop Line running along the Neath River from its mouth at Briton Ferry to Glyn Neath Mills. The line is 16 miles long and faces west.
DOB site reference: S0007107
Reference 1994/03 The Neath Valley Defences
Event Construction, In the period 1940 1941


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