Penllergare

Figure 1Location Plan

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Figure 1Site Location and Context

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Figure 2Bowen’s and Yates’s county maps,1729 and 1799

Map of South Wales, Emanuel Bowen, 1729

A map of the County of Glamorgan from an Actual Survey, George Yates,1799

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Figure 3The Ordnance Survey Surveyor’sDrawing, 1813

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Source: J. Childs, Penllergare: An Appreciation of the Place, People and Context (2003)

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Figure 4The Ordnance Survey Old Series map,1830

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Figure 5Llangyfelach tithe map, 1838N

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Source: J. Childs, Penllergare: An Appreciation of the Place, People and Context (2003)

Penllergare Demesne lands

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Figure 15Panorama of Penllergare from the East

Source: R. Morris, Penllergare: A Victorian Paradise (1999)

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Figure 16Ordnance Survey first edition

six inch map, 1875–8

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Source: R. Morris, Penllergare: A Victorian Paradise (1999)

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Figure 20Air Photograph, 1946

Source:The Penllergare Trust

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Figure 21Ownership

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Llysdinam Trust, leased to BJ Holdings Ltd

Penllergare Demesne Lands Settlement

Penllergare Estates Ltd

other, private residential

Dillwyn Settlement

City and County of Swansea

Note: Boundaries are indicative for illustrativepurposes only and do not convey any rights orclaims to ownership

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Figure 22Location of Sites and Monuments byCambria ArchaeologyN

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Figure 23Simplified Ecological Habitats 2002

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Historic species-rich hedgerow

Mixed deciduousand wet woodland

Plantations, mainlyconifer

Wet grassland and rhos

Standing water and riparian habitats

Other: Bracken,semi-improved grassland,scrub willow and birch

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Figure 24Access to Valley Woods

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Pedestrian entrance

Primary surfaced access route

Narrow, stepped and steep accesses

Unsurfaced accesses

Adjacent bus stops and route

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Figure 25 An Interpretation of Open GroundManagement in 1877

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Open grassland or parkland

Pasture woodland or Rhos

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Figure 26Site Description Areas

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Council Offices

Upper Lake and Terraced Gardens

Cae Pant

The Walled Garden

The Quarry and Upper Lodge

Eastern Valley Woods

Middle Lodge Park

Lower Lake

Graig Neddfwch Wood

Southern Woodlands and River Valley

Glan-yr-afon Fields

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Figure 27Cultural Heritage Constaints,Cambria Archaeology

Sites of national importance usually SAM’s orlisted buildings

Sites of regional importance

Sites of local importance

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Figure 28Proposed Landscape Management

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Pasture woodlandand parkland

Hay-cut rhos andaftermath pasture

Woodland glademanagement

Native woodland

Continuous coverwoodland

Ornamental woodland

Cultivated Gardens

N.B. Riparian zone not seperately indicated

Wetland habitat

Major areas of new woodlandplanting and regeneration

Silt disposal area

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Figure 29 Visitor Facilities Options

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