A Seismic Investigation of the History of the River Rheidol in Cardiganshire
1947; Cambridge University Press; Volume: 84; Issue: 6 Linguagem: Inglês
10.1017/s0016756800083138
ISSN1469-5081
AutoresH. P. Coster, Jessica Gerrard,
Tópico(s)Scottish History and National Identity
ResumoIn its upper reaches the River Rheidol flows south, parallel to the coast of Cardiganshire, and about ten miles inland. At Devil's Bridge it turns sharply to the west (Text-fig. 1) and enters the sea at Aberystwyth. Due to rejuvenation the river has, in its southward course, incised the floor of its old mature valley the form of which is still clearly visible, and which continues to the south beyond Devil's Bridge to Pontrhyd-y-groes and Tregaron. This part of the valley now contains only small streams.
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