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Haverfordwest Pembrokeshire Wales
The Western Cleddau River flows in Pembrokeshire, South Wales. The
Western Cleddau has two branches: the eastern branch rises at Llygad
Cleddau in the parish of Llanfair Nant y Gôf. It flows southwest past
Scleddau, and meets the western branch at Priskilly. The western branch
rises at Penysgwarne in the parish of Llanreithan and flows east to
Priskilly Forest. The combined stream flows through Wolf’s Castle, where
it enters the 90m deep Treffgarne gorge. It then flows south to
Haverfordwest, where it becomes tidal, this being the lowest bridge
crossing. <br><br> The tidal estuary unites with the Eastern Cleddau
estuary at Picton Point, to form the Daugleddau estuary. Length
(Penysgwarne to Picton Point) about 40 km, of which about 9 km is tidal.
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Historically, the tidal estuary enabled sea traffic to reach Haverfordwest.<br><br>
The rolling hills and valleys overlooked by the Preseli Range are some
of the most beautiful in Wales. Both Cleddau (the Eastern and Western
Cleddau) are popular with canoeists and superb touring rivers. The
wildlife is outstanding and the estuaries breathtaking.<br><br> There
are many walks along the valley of the Western Cleddau including walks
in the Treffgarne Gorge, and walks along the riverbanks from
Haverfordwest to the Daugleddau Estuary.
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