Crugian Bach stone circle

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Crugian Bach stone circle is a prehistoric stone circle in Powys. The Albion Guide charts 21 stone circles in the county; this is one of them. The nearest other stone circle is Beddau Folau Chambered Tomb, 3.7 km to the north. The nearest railway station is Llandrindod, 12.8 km to the east.

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