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Hafren Forest, Powys, Wales, UK

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Other/historical region names associated with this locality: Montgomeryshire
 
The Hafren Forest was planted in 1937. Although still producing timber for the Forestry Commission, it has also developed as an important local tourist attraction, and habitat for wildlife.

The Forest is also home to Bronze Age copper and lead mining, most notably Nant yr Eira and possibly Nant yr Rickett.

Later mining activity peaked in the 18th and 19th centuries.

The OS grid reference given (SN857869) is for the Rhydybenwch car park and picnic site, which stands on the site of a farmhouse which once bore the name Rhyd y Benwch (Upper Ford). The picnic site acts as a gateway to the forest and to to a number of forest walks.

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