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Grade 2 Places of Worship in Wales

Listing	Name	County	Description
II	Ebenezer Chapel	Anglesey	Approximately 100m S of junction with Cytir Road. Behind low wall with stone posts, iron railings and gates.
II	Aberffraw Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Anglesey	Slightly set back from the W side of Chapel Street, with an enclosed yard to front (N), and c. 225m NNE of the church of St. Beuno, Aberffraw. The chapel house and earlier schoolroom range is directl
II	Bethel Hen Methodist Chapel	Anglesey	Set back from the NW side of the A5025 as it passes through the village of Llanrhyddlad, the chapel once lay along the route of the main road, which has now been by-passed by the newer road to the SE.
II	Bethesda Congregational Chapel	Anglesey	Set back from the S side of Min Ffordd, leading W off the A5025 in the centre of the village of Llanfachraeth.
II	Bryn Du Chapel	Anglesey	Located on the NE side of the road in the centre of the village of Bryn Du. The chapel is set back from the road, behind an enclosed forecourt with low wall surmounted by railings, entrance gates to
II	Bryn Du Chapel	Anglesey	Located on the NE side of the road in the centre of the village of Bryn Du. The chapel is set back from the road, behind an enclosed forecourt with low wall surmounted by railings, entrance gates to
II	Caergeiliog Chapel	Anglesey	Located in a slightly elevated position, set back slightly from the S side of the A5(T) Holyhead Road at the SW end of the village of Caergeiliog. Chapel house is at W side of walled yard to front of
II	Capel Abarim	Anglesey	Set back from the W side of the A5025 towards the N end of the village of Llanfachraeth.
II	Capel Bethania	Anglesey	Set back from the NW side of the B4419 in the centre of Llangaffo, c200m SW of the Church of St Caffo.
II	Capel Bethesda	Anglesey	Situated on the N side of a minor road on Mynydd Bodafan some 2.5km SW of Brynrefail.
II	Capel Bozrah	Anglesey	At the NW end of the village of Pen-y-Sarn, the chapel is set back from the road at the head of a symmetrically laid-out group including chapel house and school room.
II	Capel Cana	Anglesey	Located on the NW side of the road leading out of the village towards Brynsiencyn, c150m SW of the Parish Church of St. Deiniol, set within grounds bounded by a low rubble masonry wall and railings an
II	Capel Drindod	Anglesey	Fronting the street in a block of building immediately E of Townsend.
II	Capel Elim	Anglesey	Set well back from the SE side of the main road through Dwyran, in an isolated position reached only by footpath, to the rear of Dwyran Methodist Chapel.
II	Capel Horeb	Anglesey	Located near the centre of Brynsiencyn, set back slightly from the E side of the A4080.
II	Capel Horeb	Anglesey	Set back from the W side of a country road leading S from Llangristiolus; c2km SW of the church of St Cristiolus.
II	Capel Libanus	Anglesey	Located on the E side of Brynsiencyn, c150m S of the junction with the A4080.
II	Capel Lligwy	Anglesey	In an isolated rural location, set back from the SW side of a country road leading N from Llanallgo and c1.25km NNW of the Church of St Allgo.
II	Capel Mwd	Anglesey	Set on a low ridge one mile S of Parys Mountain with Afon Goch along W side of burial ground with tomb chests. Reached across the fields from farm road to Penyrallt.
II	Capel Peniel	Anglesey	Located at the NE side of the B5111 leading SE from the village of Llanerchymedd.
II	Capel Pont yr Arw	Anglesey	Set back from the W side of the A5025 at the S end of the village of Llanfachraeth.
II	Capel Quirt	Anglesey	Located at the NE side of a corner of a country road leading S off the A4080; c1.5km SE of Dwyran.
II	Capel y Bedd	Anglesey	In churchyard overlooking inner harbour, entered by archway from Market Square. To S of St Gybi’s Church near archway to churchyard.
II	Carmel Independent Chapel	Anglesey	Set back from the S side of Llaneilian Road at the junction with the turn off to Bod-Ednyfed.
II	Church of St Allgo	Anglesey	Located within a rectangular churchyard set back from the S side of the A5025, SW of the village of Llanallgo.
II	Church of St Caffo	Anglesey	Located within an enclosed churchyard, set back from the SE side of the B4419 at the NE end of Llangaffo.
II	Church of St Catherine	Anglesey	In a large churchyard and reached by a short drive on the E side of a minor road N of Beaumaris.
II	Church of St Cawdraf	Anglesey	Set back from the W side of a country road which leads N off the B5109 N of Llangoed; E of the small hamlet of Glan-yr-afon.
II	Church of St Ceidio	Anglesey	Set back, within a raised circular churchyard, from the W side of a country road leading NW from the village of Llanerchymedd.
II	Church of St Ceinwen	Anglesey	Set back from the N side of a country road leading W off the B4422 at Cerrigceinwen. The church is set in a hollow below the level of the road.
II	Church of St Cynfarwy	Anglesey	Within a rectangular churchyard set back from SE side of the B5112; S of the staggered junction at the centre of the small hamlet of Llechynfarwy.
II	Church of St Dona	Anglesey	Set to the N of the junction of Allt-Bron-Phillip and Lon Goch with the coastal road at the far end of Red Wharf Bay.
II	Church of St Dwynwen	Anglesey	The church remains lie in a shallow hollow in the centre of Llanddwyn Island.
II	Church of St Ffinan	Anglesey	In a rural location, set back from the SE side of a country road leading NE off the B5420 to Talwrn; c2.5km E of the outskirts of Llangefni.
II	Church of St Fflewyn	Anglesey	In an isolated rural location close by the farmstead at Fferam-y-Llan and reached by the farmtrack leading W of a country road S of Mynydd Mechell.
II	Church of St Figael	Anglesey	Set within a walled churchyard at the E side of a country road in the hamlet of Llanfigael; c 1.5km ESE of the church of St Machraeth.
II	Church of St Llwydian	Anglesey	Set back, within an irregularly shaped churchyard, from the N side of the road linking the A5 with the B5109 at Bodffordd.
II	Church of St Mary	Anglesey	Set within a sub-rectangular enclosed churchyard, in an isolated location reached by a narrow track leading to Ty'n-llan farm. Situated c1km SE of Pont Traeth Cleifiog and c1.5km SW of Caergeiliog.
II	Church of St Mary	Anglesey	Set back, within a rectangular churchyard, from the S side of the Market Square in the centre of the village of Llanerchymedd.
II	Church of St Mary	Anglesey	Set back, within a rectangular churchyard, from the SW side of the country road in the rural hamlet of Bodewryd; c3km ESE of Llanfechell.
II	Church of St Mary	Anglesey	Set back from the N side of the junction of the A5025 and the B5109 in the centre of the village of Pentraeth.
II	Church of St Mary	Anglesey	In an isolated rural location, along a footpath across the fields from Meinir farm. The chapel of ease is set within a rectangular churchyard c1.25km W of the Church of St Ceidio.
II	Church of St Michael	Anglesey	Set back from the E side of a country road c350m S of the small hamlet of Maenaddwyn.
II	Church of St Michael (new church)	Anglesey	Set back from the N side of the A5 (T) at the western end of the village of Gaerwen, in walled churchyard with lychgate.
II	Church of St Michael (old church)	Anglesey	In an isolated location, set back from the NW side of a country road and reached only by footpath. The church remains lie within an enclosed churchyard, c1.4km N of the new Church of St. Michael, Gae
II	Church of St Mihangel	Anglesey	Set within an enclosed rectangular wall churchyard at the SE side of Minffordd Road in the centre of Llanfihangel yn Nhowyn.
II	Church of St Peirio	Anglesey	In an isolated rural location, within a funnel shaped churchyard, set back from the N side of the country road between Llanfechell and Bodewryd; c2.25km ENE of the Church of St Mechell.
II	Church of St Tegfan	Anglesey	Set back from the N side of a country road leading N and E out of Llandegfan towards Hen Bentref Llandegfan.
II	Church of St Trygarn	Anglesey	In an isolated rural location. Set back, down a trackway, from the S side of the B5109 between Trefor and Glan-yr-afon.
II	Church of St. Cyngar	Anglesey	Set back from the NW side of the B5111 Lon Las at the N end of Llangefni. The church is in an elevated location within grounds to the N of the Afon Cefni.
II	Church of St. Deiniol	Anglesey	Close to the centre of the village, within churchyard entered by a lychgate E of the war memorial.
II	Church of St. Edwen	Anglesey	In an isolated location c250m from the Menai Strait, reached by a roadway past the Church Lodge of Plas Newydd Estate. The church lies c600m SW of Plas Coch.
II	Church of St. Gwenfaen	Anglesey	Stands in a prominent location above the road in the small hamlet of Rhoscolyn in the SW part of the parish.
II	Church of St. Maelog	Anglesey	Prominently sited in the centre of the village of Llanfaelog, set back from the junction between the A4080 and the road to Bryn Du.
II	Church of St. Maelog	Anglesey	Prominently sited in the centre of the village of Llanfaelog, set back from the junction between the A4080 and the road to Bryn Du.
II	Church of St. Mary	Anglesey	In an isolated location SE of Llanfairpwll, below the railway and A4080(T) the church overlooks the Menai Strait and is c250m W of the entrance to the Britannia Bridge.
II	Church of St. Nidan (new church)	Anglesey	Located within a walled churchyard, c750m NW of the old Church of St. Nidan, and c.500m NE of Brynsiencyn, on the N side of the A4080.
II	Ebeneser Chapel	Anglesey	Set back slightly from the SW side of the A4080, Chapel Street, within walled grounds, at the SE end of the village of Newborough.
II	Ebenezer Chapel	Anglesey	Set back from the S side of a track leading off the Porth Swtan road near the centre of the village of Llanfaethlu.
II	Eglwys Bresbyteraidd Cymru	Anglesey	On the N side of the road from Amlwch Port to Pengorffwysfa, set back in a railed forecourt.
II	English Methodist Chapel	Anglesey	Sited parallel to Wesley Street, raised high on a rock embankment.
II	Jerusalem Chapel	Anglesey	Set back, within enclosed grounds, to the E side of a country road leading S off the A5(T) in Gwalchmai; c. 350m SSE of the church of St. Morhaiarn.
II	Menai Courthouse Church	Anglesey	Located on the west side of Beach Road, in the lower part of Menai Bridge. Abutting the northern end of the former police station.
II	Methodist Chapel	Anglesey	Located in an elevated position on the SE side of the B4545, at the SW end of the village of Four Mile Bridge.
II	Pen-y-Garnedd Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Anglesey	Set back from the N side of the A5025 on the S approach to the village of Pentraeth.
II	Seion Methodist Chapel	Anglesey	Set back slightly, within an enclosed oval yard, from the SE side of the junction of Bridge Street with Bodorgan Square, c. 200m NE of the church of St. Beuno in Aberffraw.
II	Shiloh Chapel	Anglesey	Slightly set back, within railed and walled courtyard, from the SE side of a country road leading N out of the small hamlet of Pengorffwysfa.
II	Siloh Baptist Chapel	Anglesey	Located in the centre of the village of Caergeiliog, set back from the S side of the A5(T) Holyhead Road. The chapel and chapel house are set within enclosed grounds bounded by a low rubble wall with
II	Smyrna Congregational Chapel	Anglesey	Set back slightly from the W side of Glanhwfa Road, opposite the Shire Hall.
II	Soar Chapel	Anglesey	Located on the SE outskirts of Bodedern. The chapel stands in a square garden demarcated by a low wall, with the adjoining chapel house having a separate garden.
II	St. Mary's Church	Anglesey	In an elevated position on a rocky outcrop above the town, set back from the corner of Telford Road and Mona Road, N of the Menai Suspension Bridge.
II	Tabernacl Chapel	Anglesey	On corner with Baptist Street.
II	Berea United Reformed Chapel	Blaenau Gwent	Located within small cul-de-sac (Berea Cottages) off W side of A467 Brynmawr-Abertillery road. Steep hillside site.
II	Carmel Independent Chapel	Blaenau Gwent	Prominently located on the W side of Church Crescent, within a small graveyard.
II	Christ Church	Blaenau Gwent	Set in centre of small settlement of St Illtyd, on N side of by-road. Large circular churchyard with remains of medieval churchyard cross some I0 metres N of church.
II	Ebenezer Presbyterian Chapel	Blaenau Gwent	Chapel prominently located in the centre of Pontygof, NE of Ebbw Vale town centre. New Cottage occupies part of chapel building, entered on E side.
II	Salem Baptist Chapel	Blaenau Gwent	Prominently located on the E side of High Street, at the junction with Hope Street.
II	Saron Congregational Chapel	Blaenau Gwent	Prominently located on the E side of Park Row. Chapel strikingly terminates vista looking W up Market Street from The Circle.
II	St George’s Church	Blaenau Gwent	Prominently located on the E side of the street, set within large railed churchyard.
II	Bethania Capel y Bedyddwyr (Welsh Baptist Chapel)	Bridgend	Situated near the centre of Blaengarw, the head of the Garw Valley, on rising ground just E of The Strand.
II	Bethlehem Capel Bedyddwyr	Bridgend	The chapel is set in a row of housing and commercial properties just N of the centre of the town and facing down River Street. It is raised on a platform behind a retaining wall
II	Capel Newydd, AKA Glynogwr Methodist Chapel	Bridgend	The chapel is aligned along the road from Blackmill to Gilfach Goch, and stands just E of the village of Glynogwr-Llandyfodwg.
II	Capel Saron	Bridgend	Located in an elevated position above High Street, at the N end of Maesteg, and accessed by a small road to the Forge Factory Estate.
II	Chapel of St Roque	Bridgend	On Chapel Hill in the pleasure grounds on the N side of Merthyr Mawr House.
II	Church of All Saints	Bridgend	Located on the S side of Pen-y-Fai village on W side of Heol Eglwys.
II	Church of All Saints	Bridgend	Centrally within the town of Porthcawl, just NW of the main shopping thoroughfare of St John's Street and on a corner site amidst the seaside housing development of the late CI9 and early CII0
II	Church of St David	Bridgend	The church is set in a small graveyard on the corner of Talbot Street and Castle Street, at the centre of Maesteg.
II	Church of St David	Bridgend	Located on the W side of Penprysg Road to the N of Pencoed County Junior School. The church is situated in a large plot with car park to the S and graveyard to the rear.
II	Church of St Ffraid aka St Bride	Bridgend	On sloping ground above Afon Ogwr, W of the villageof Sarn and very near the W community boundary and the main road between Bridgend and Maesteg.
II	Church of St Michael and All Angels	Bridgend	Located on the N side of Bryn-mawr Place, off Neath Road, parallel to and lying above Commercial Street.
II	Church of St Tudwg	Bridgend	Set back from E side of minor road through the hamlet, in a walled churchyard.
II	Hermon Chapel	Bridgend	Set back from the road near the junction with Merthyr Mawr Road; former chapel houses forward to the street to left and right.
II	Hope Baptist Chapel	Bridgend	Occupying a prominent triangular site between Station Hill and Derwen Road with attached church offices grouped around the Station Hill entrance. The main façade faces N over a walled and railed fore
II	Horeb Welsh Presbyterian Church	Bridgend	On the E edge of the village, side onto the main thoroughfare.
II	Mortuary Chapel	Bridgend	Situated on the hillside on the eastern edge of the town.
II	Nazareth Apostolic Church	Bridgend	Set back behind iron railings, opposite the lychgate to St Illtyd’s Parish Church.
II	Paran Capel y Bedyddwr	Bridgend	The chapel is set on the road from Bridgend to Ogmore Vale, on the N side of its junction with the A4093 to Gilfach Goch and Tonyrefail.
II	Salem Chapel	Bridgend	Located on the E side of Coychurch Road, 0.4km S of the village centre. The chapel is fronted by low stone walls supporting decorative iron railings, and stone piers.
II	Siloh Independent Chapel	Bridgend	Set in the centre of Nantyffyllon, and set back behind an iron railed forecourt.
II	St Mary Nolton Church	Bridgend	Beside the road with churchyard to E
II	Tabernacl Capel yr Annibynwyr	Bridgend	Just N of the main centre of Porthcawl town in a residential street W of the main N/S thoroughfare of South Road.
II	Tabernacl Capel yr Annibynwyr (Welsh Independent)	Bridgend	Situated on a corner site just E of and above the main Valley thoroughfare, the side elevation being on Meadow Street, the original Valley thoroughfare.
II	Tabor Eglwys Presbyteriadd Cymru	Bridgend	Located prominently in the S part of Commercial Street, elevated, with the gable front to the street.
II	Unitarian Chapel (Elim Pentecostal Church)	Bridgend	Situated on the corner with Newcastle Hill, set back behind rubble wall; stepped down towards corner entrance with cast iron gates.
II	United Reformed Church	Bridgend	Situated on a corner site just E of and above the main valley thoroughfare Oxford Street, the side elevation being on Meadow Street which was the original valley thoroughfare.
II	Zoar Chapel	Bridgend	Situated in a prominent position where two lanes cross. To the N the land rises up steeply to the Mynydd y Gaer. The chapel and its vestry are fronted by a low wall with iron railings.
II	Zoar Chapel	Bridgend	Located at the end of the short Zoar Place, off Castle Street.
II	Argoed Baptist Church	Caerphilly	Situated in a raised graveyard at the lower part of the High Street.
II	Bethany English Baptist Church	Caerphilly	In the town centre, on the W side of the main thoroughfare, S of Tredegar Grounds, with small walled and railed courtyard in front and passages to side.
II	Beulah Baptist Church	Caerphilly	Set above the road running along the W bank of the River Ebbw, a little N of the town centre, side on to the road and facing a churchyard.
II	Capel Hengoed	Caerphilly	Situated above Hengoed, close to Cefn Hengoed; set back from hill road that runs north from Ystrad Mynach. Burial ground to front with good CI9 monuments.
II	Capel y Babell	Caerphilly	On the S boundary of Cwmfelin-fach and a short way N of the Sirhowy River, in a maintained open space, a walled graveyard adjoining to E.
II	Church of Christ Church	Caerphilly	Situated in a commanding position overlooking the Ebbw Valley on a spur just S of the confluence of the Ebbw and the Ebbw Fach rivers.
II	Church of Holy Trinity	Caerphilly	A47II skirts the W side of Ystrad centre; church is set back from the road on a knoll within a very hilly walled churchyard which falls away steeply to W and S, main entry at SE through lychgate.
II	Church of St Catwg	Caerphilly	Fronting the main crossroads in the village centre, within a churchyard which backs onto the site of Gaer Fawr, a Roman Fort.
II	Church of St Ilan	Caerphilly	Isolated church on the ridge between Aber and Taff valleys.
II	Church of St John	Caerphilly	Located in a high position on the E side of Machen village. Surrounded by a churchyard, from which the ground falls to the south towards the A468.
II	Church of St Mabon	Caerphilly	On high ground below Mynydd Eglwysilan, at the junction of the two roads leading S from Nelson
II	Church of St Martin	Caerphilly	Located on the S side of Caerphilly town at the junction of Mountain Road and St Martins Road, just N of the railway station.
II	Church of St Mary and St Mercurius	Caerphilly	On the main thoroughfare a little N of Risca centre; set back from the road in a walled, part paved churchyard with trees, no monuments.
II	Church of St Mary Risca	Caerphilly	Adjacent to the main thoroughfare, a little NW of the main centre, close to the railway and canal. Approached by paths through churchyard from W and SE.
II	Church of St Paul	Caerphilly	On the main E/W thoroughfare through Newbridge leading to Pontllanfraith, surrounded by lawn, yard and church hall to rear.
II	Church of St Tyfaelog	Caerphilly	Situated in a grassy churchyard which slopes down to E, set back from the main thoroughfare; surrounding wall is of stone with gate-pier entrances and walled steps down at W and SW.
II	Ebenezer Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Caerphilly	Located in small graveyard opposite a terrace of houses.
II	English Baptist Church	Caerphilly	Just S of Abercarn village on the main thoroughfare between Abercarn and Cwmcarn.
II	Horeb Baptist Church	Caerphilly	Located in a terrace of cottages next to Gelligaer graveyard, a very small front courtyard being formed by iron railings and gate.
II	Moriah Baptist Church	Caerphilly	In the town centre, on the E side of the main thoughfare, bordering the N side of Tredegar Grounds. Set in a courtyard fronted by a rock-faced wall with railings and gates.
II	New Bethel Chapel	Caerphilly	On the long hill road leading to Mynyddislwyn church, on the rural hillside overlooking the Sirhowy valley.
II	Trinity Congregational Church	Caerphilly	On the E side of the Ebbw valley, to S side of Pont-y-Waun, on a steep hillside above the main valley thoroughfare, within a walled and railed churchyard.
II	Watford Chapel	Caerphilly	Located on a steep hill below Caerphilly mountain, S of Caerphilly town centre. The gabled entrance fronts the road. To the N is the burial ground.
II	Welsh Presbyterian Church	Caerphilly	On a steeply wooded slope, close to the Church of St Luke, reached by a steep flight of steps from Gwyddon Road to S and by a drive from Twyn Road just off High Street.
II	Wesley Methodist Church	Caerphilly	Located at the junction of Crescent Road and St Fagan's Street, just W of the town centre. Set into the slope with elevated entry over basement area.
II	Chapel of St. Michael's College	Cardiff	Llandaff
II	Welsh Presbyterian Chapel	Cardiff	Near corner with Bridge Street.
II	Bethania Evangelical Church	Cardiff	Situated at the S end of the historic village core in a triangular open churchyard shaded with conifers, the burial ground sited opposite on the other side of Bethania Row.
II	Bethel Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Cardiff	W of the main throughfare on a hillside and set within a large graveyard, walled and with iron gate on the S side. Attached at W to a terrace of cottages which are not included in the listing.
II	Bethlehem Capel yr Annibynwyr	Cardiff	Towards the S part of the village of Gwaelod-y-garth, on the main thoroughfare, nearly opposite the school fronting a small walled courtyard bounded by brick piers with Radyr stone caps.
II	Capel Pen-rhiw	Cardiff	Museum of Welsh Life
II	Cardiff United Synagogue	Cardiff	Set back from the south end of the road behind a boundary wall and hedges.
II	Cathays Methodist Church	Cardiff	Situated at the junction with Fanny Street.
II	Century Methodist Church	Cardiff	Situated 60m E of junction of Melbourne Road and Fidlas Road.
II	Chapel at Whitchurch Hospital	Cardiff	Opposite and to the north of the main entrance of Whitchurch Hospital.
II	Chapel of The Cathedral School	Cardiff	Chapel situated to south-west of school and connected to school by a single storey wing contemporary with the chapel.
II	Church of Christ Church	Cardiff	Near the centre of Radyr, just SW of the central crossroads.
II	Church of St Alban's On the Moors	Cardiff	On corner of Swinton Street and Carlisle Street.
II	Church of St Andrew and Teilo	Cardiff	On the N side of the junction of Woodville Road and Flora Street.
II	Church of St Anne	Cardiff	At the N end of Snipe Street, with the entrance on Crofts Street on the S side of St Anne's school.
II	Church of St Catherine	Cardiff	In the centre of the Community about 400m north-east of Canton Cross.
II	Church of St Catwg	Cardiff	In the centre of Pentyrch village, on a sloping site.
II	Church of St Edeyrn	Cardiff	Set in a roughly rectangular walled churchyard sideways on to the main road, at junction with road to St Bride's-super-Ely.
II	Church of St James the Great	Cardiff	On W corner of Newport Road and Glossop Road
II	Church of St John the Evangelist	Cardiff	Prominent Gothic Revival church occupying the centre of an oval of mid-Victorian terrace housing.
II	Church of St Mary	Cardiff	A small church set in the north-east corner of Caerau Camp Hill Fort on the south-east side of the Community.
II	Church of St Mary of the Angels R.C.	Cardiff	A prominent building in the centre of the Community about 400m north-east of Canton Cross.
II	Church of St Michael	Cardiff	Off the road south from St Fagans and about 1000m from the Church of St Mary the Blessed Virgin.
II	Church of St Michael and All Angels	Cardiff	In the middle of the village, side on to the main road, set in a small walled churchyard slightly above the road.
II	Church of St Saviour	Cardiff	On corner with Carlisle Street, set back from Splott Road, behind railed forecourt with war memorial cross.
II	Church of St. Francis of Assissi RC	Cardiff	Set below the south side of Cowbridge Road West but approached from Caerau Park Road.
II	Church of St. John the Baptist	Cardiff	In the north-western corner of Llandaff Community where it abuts Radyr Community.
II	Church of St. MaryIn	Cardiff	the centre of the Community at the junction of Church Road, Merthyr Road and Penlline Road.
II	Church of the Resurrection	Cardiff	In the centre of Grand Avenue on the corner with Ty Coch Road.
II	Clifton Church	Cardiff	On W corner of Newport Road and Clifton Street.
II	Conway Road Methodist Church	Cardiff	A prominent building in the centre of the Community about 500m north of Canton Cross.
II	Cyncoed Methodist Church	Cardiff	In its own grounds at the corner of Westminster Crescent
II	Ebeneser Chapel (URC)	Cardiff	Opposite St David's Cathedral.
II	Eglwys Dewi Sant	Cardiff	In centre of crescent which is between St Andrew's Place and Dumfries Lane (Stuttgarter Strasse).
II	Ely Methodist Church	Cardiff	On rising ground at the junction of Cowbridge Road West and Colin Way.
II	Hermon Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Cardiff	Near the centre of the village SW of the main village thoroughfare, set in walled yard with 3 iron gates, railings with spear finials and 5 piers.
II	Lisvane Baptist Chapel	Cardiff	On the lower S facing slope of Caerphilly mountain, NE of Lisvane and surrounded by a walled graveyard.
II	Nazareth House	Cardiff	In its own grounds to the N of Queen Anne Square with gardens to the S and yard and car park to the N.
II	Parish Church of St Mark	Cardiff	On the east side of North Road, approximately 250 metres south of the North Road (A470) – Eastern Avenue (A48) Gabalfa interchange. The church is set behind original perimeter railings and brick wall
II	Parish Church of St Paul.	Cardiff	On NE corner of Paget St and St Fagan's Street.
II	Penuel Chapel	Cardiff	Just W of the village centre on higher ground, surrounded on 3 sides by graveyard.
II	Presbyterian Church of Wales	Cardiff	A prominent building situated at the north end of Cathedral Road near the entrance to Llandaff Fields.
II	Salem Chapel	Cardiff	At the very N end of Gwaelod-y-Garth village, behind a forecourt which has a low wall, railings and gate piers.
II	Shah Jalal Islamic Cultural Centre	Cardiff	About 150 m from junction with Albany Road, backing onto railway line.
II	St David Lutheran Church	Cardiff	On Fairwater Green in the centre of the Community.
II	St Mary the Virgin and St Stephen the Martyr	Cardiff	Set back from the road behind small railed forecourt with crucifixion; stone gate piers to entrances at either end.
II	St Peters Presbytery	Cardiff	To the E of the church at the junction with Bedford Street.
II	Tabernacle Chapel	Cardiff	Immediately opposite to Bridge House and about 300m south-east of the Church of St. Mary.
II	Temple of Peace & Health	Cardiff	To R of Bute Building, facing Welsh Office building.
II	Tredegarville Baptist Church	Cardiff	Situated at the junction of The Parade with East Grove.
II	Trinity Methodist Church	Cardiff	Between Four Elms Road and Piercefield Place.
II	Unitarian Church	Cardiff	Situated 50m N of the junction of West Grove with Newport Road.
II	All Saints Church	Carmarthenshire	Situated on hillside E of College Street, backing onto Church Street.
II	Bethel Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated overlooking former back lane, now with cleared ground to Marine Street, some 70m north west of Siloah Chapel, Glanmor Road.
II	Bethel Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated in a prominent position facing down the main street of the village of Cynwyl Elfed.
II	Bwlchnewydd Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated on a minor road some 2 km SE of the centre of the village of Llanddowror.
II	Bwlchnewydd Independent Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated on a hillside on the N side of Bwlchnewydd just off the road to Cynwyl Elfed.
II	Caersalem Baptist Chapel,	Carmarthenshire	Situated on corner of Marsh Street and Emma Street
II	Calfaria Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated on a SE facing hillside on the W side of the Afon Taf valley some 200m W of Login.
II	Calfaria Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated on corner of Bigyn Road.
II	Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	At west side of Blaenau Road, about 300m south of the Parish Church. Grassed forecourt with part paved; stone surrounding wall.
II	Capel Bethania	Carmarthenshire	Situated some 50m S of A474 on the E side of Brynlloi Road, enclosed by a coped stone boundary wall with iron railings and gates.
II	Capel Bethel	Carmarthenshire	Situated in isolated riverside position on S bank of Afon Araeth down track off Llangadog road some 4 km NE of Ffairfach.
II	Capel Bryn Evan	Carmarthenshire	Situated on the NW side of the minor road through Bryn Iwan.
II	Capel Brynseion	Carmarthenshire	Situated some 400m E of Pont Treseli, up minor road.
II	Capel Dewi C. M. Chapel	Carmarthenshire	At the south side of the B4300 in the village of Capel Dewi. Square stone-walled enclosure with iron gates to front and stable in SE corner. One gate-pier is a monolith.
II	Capel Dewi Uchaf Farmhouse	Carmarthenshire	1km east of the village of Capel Dewi to the north of the B4300, reached by a private lane with monolithic gate-piers. There is an extensive set of C18/C19 buildings for mixed farming in an informal g
II	Capel Elim Parc (Baptist Chapel)	Carmarthenshire	To the south side of an unclassified road about 300m north west of Parcymarchog. Stone perimeter wall to front and side with iron double gates plus single gate at corner. The baptismal pool is close t
II	Capel Hendre	Carmarthenshire	Prominently sited at the south east of the village of Capel Hendre, at south of the road and at the corner of Cooper's Road. Large graveyard opposite. Stone-walled enclosure with iron gates and railin
II	Capel Ifan	Carmarthenshire	Approximately 3.7km NE of Llangyndeyrn church, reached by farm road on the W side of a minor road S of Llanddarog.
II	Capel Iwan	Carmarthenshire	Situated in the centre of Capel Iwan village.
II	Capel Newydd	Carmarthenshire	Set back behind forecourt some 300m north of Parish Church.
II	Capel Seion	Carmarthenshire	On a hilltop site, 1km west of Drefach, in the hamlet named after the chapel. Large stone-walled graveyard; detached vestry to east of chapel.
II	Capel Sittim	Carmarthenshire	Situated in Felingwmisaf, E of the river and the B4310 and on a minor road S to Felin Mynachdy.
II	Capel Soar	Carmarthenshire	Situated about 1 km E of Cilycwm village.
II	Capel Sul	Carmarthenshire	Situated on W side of main road (A 484) prominently overlooking Kidwelly Bridge.
II	Capel Tabernacl	Carmarthenshire	Situated in Ffairfach on E side of A 483, some 200m S of crossroads, in graveyard with iron railings and stone piers to road.
II	Capel Talsarn	Carmarthenshire	Situated in Talsarn village on N side of road some 500m E of Cross Inn crossroads.
II	Capel-y-dolau	Carmarthenshire	At the south edge of Llanarthney village, on the road (Heol-fawr) to Middleton. Wrought-iron gate at roadside and a narrow lane leading to the chapel. Small yard surrounding the chapel on three sides.
II	Carmarthen Cemetery Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated in cemetery some 400m N of Lime Grove House.
II	Chapel at Llandovery College	Carmarthenshire	Situated to SE of main college building, opposite entrance gate.
II	Chapel at St David's Hospital	Carmarthenshire	Almost opposite main entrance to hospital main building.
II	Christ Church	Carmarthenshire	Situated at far W end of Lammas Street, on junction with Morfa Lane.
II	Christ Church	Carmarthenshire	Situated some 400m N of A474, on N side of river Amman, in a secluded cul de sac at SE end of Vicarage road.
II	Church of Saint Brynach	Carmarthenshire	Situated in the centre of Llanboidy village.
II	Church of Saint Lawrence	Carmarthenshire	To S of minor road from Pendine to Amroth approximately 3km W of Pendine.
II	Church of Saint Teilo	Carmarthenshire	Situated on the W side of the A477 near the centre of Llanddowror village.
II	Church of St Cledwyn	Carmarthenshire	Approximately 500m W of Llanglydwen, on the E side of a drive leading to Dolwilym.
II	Church of St David/Eglwys Dewi Sant	Carmarthenshire	Situated in large churchyard with entrance between Nos 5 and 6 Picton Terrace.
II	Church of St Dyfan	Carmarthenshire	Situated immediately N of Llandyfan farmhouse, some 2 km S of Trap in valley of Afon Cennen.
II	Church of St Egwad	Carmarthenshire	On S side of village, in a churchyard overlooking Vale of River Tywi.
II	Church of St Llawddog	Carmarthenshire	Situated on slope above main road some 100m SE of Cenarth Bridge.
II	Church of St Lucia	Carmarthenshire	In large churchyard at centre of village.
II	Church of St Maelog	Carmarthenshire	In a large churchyard on the N side of the main road through the village.
II	Church of St Michael	Carmarthenshire	An isolated church on the S side of a minor road approximately 1.2km NNW of Nantgaredig.
II	Church of St Sadwrnen	Carmarthenshire	Prominently sited in historic churchyard high above Carmarthen Bay, about 2 km west of Laugharne.
II	Church of St Twrog	Carmarthenshire	In a round churchyard in the centre of the village, on the N side of the B4310.
II	Ebenezer Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated closing the view down Orchard Street.
II	Eglwys Sant Ioan/Church of St John	Carmarthenshire	Situated on junction with The Avenue.
II	Elim independent Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated about 1km N of Lime Grove House, by junction with road to Pentre Celyn Farm.
II	English Congregational Church	Carmarthenshire	Situated set back from road in forecourt between Nos 37 and 38.
II	Hen Gapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated in a walled and gated burial ground, overlooking the Loughor valley, on the S side of the minor road which leads W off the B4306.
II	Moriah Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated on corner of Old Castle Road and Station Road, at south end of Town Hall Square.
II	Nebo Independent Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated just S of the junction of minor roads approximately 0.6km NE of the main junction in Efailwen.
II	Parish Church of St Odoceus	Carmarthenshire	Set in a hollow below the Laugharne to Llandawke by road.
II	Park Congregational Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated on corner of Murray Street and Inkerman Street.
II	Parsih Church of St Teilo	Carmarthenshire	Set in a large raised churchyard alongside the road.
II	Penuel Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated E of the centre of Carmarthen in Priory Street, approximately 120m S of its junction with Oak Lane. Set back from the street line.
II	Rehoboth Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated about 1km S of Capel Iwan above Cych
II	Roman Catholic Church of St Mary	Carmarthenshire	Situated at far NW end of Street.
II	Salem Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Located on W side of short lane off A482, 1.5km N of Pumpsaint (junction opposite Brynwawr). Situated in own small graveyard.
II	Salem Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Set back from the street line opposite the junction with Bank Buildings.
II	St David's Parish Church	Carmarthenshire	Situated on SE side of Amman Valley, approx. 0.5m SE of Ammanford. Triangular shaped churchyard adjacent to Betws Rd. Sited diagonally to road.
II	St Tyfi's Church	Carmarthenshire	On the S edge of wooded parkland at Dynevor Castle (Newton House) and overlooking Afon Tywi. Reached by track of W from Llandeilo Bridge.
II	Trinity Independent Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated in large graveyard, across road to S of churchyard.
II	Wesleyan Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Located at the end of the tunnel passage under John Francis Chartered Auctioneer's Premises.
II	Y Bwthyn, Hebron Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Immediately behind, and within, the graveyard of Hebron Chapel, facing a road to Berllan-dawel Farm.
II	Y Priordy Independent Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated set back in forecourt on junction with Old Priory Road.
II	Zion English Presbyterian Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated facing down street towards Lammas Street.
II	Adulam Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	On high ground 150 m west of A476 in Felinfoel, opposite to Adulam Row. The side of the Vestry faces the street with the chapel standing parallel to its west.
II	Alltwalis Independent Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated in the centre of Alltwalis on the W side of the A485.
II	Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Set back in broad forecourt, just E of Fountain Square.
II	Bethania Welsh Presbyterian Church	Carmarthenshire	Situated in Ferryside on the E side of Carmarthen Road some 320m NE of the railway station.
II	Bethel Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated some 250m down lane running NE from B4306 in Llangyndeyrn village, on the NW side of lane.
II	Bethel Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Located at the N end of Bethel Terrace. Large graveyard opposite.
II	Bethel Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated facing SE some 150m N of the crossroads in the centre of Meidrim
II	Bethel Presbyterian Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated opposite the Court House, facing E over large asphalted forecourt.
II	Bethesda Capel Bach	Carmarthenshire	At the south-east corner of the graveyard of Bethesda Chapel, in Llangennech village 150m north of St Cennych's Church. Wrought iron gates with wrought iron railings on a plinth wall facing the street
II	Bethesda Chapel	Carmarthenshire	In Bank Road in Llangennech village about 150m north-west of St Cennych's Church. Large graveyard with stone wall and wrought iron gates to street.
II	Bethlehem Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	At south side of the A484 in the village of Pwll.
II	Caersalem Independent Chapel	Carmarthenshire	300 m north-west of Pontyberem bridge, to the west of Heol y Felin.
II	Capel Als,	Carmarthenshire	Situated in acute angle of Marble Hall Road and Wern Road.
II	Capel Bethlehem	Carmarthenshire	Within railed enclosure, set back from the road, in the NE corner of a cemetery.
II	Capel Gosen	Carmarthenshire	Situated immediately S of Cynghordy viaduct. Walled forecourt with wrought iron gate.
II	Capel Gosen	Carmarthenshire	Situated on N side of road some 300m NW of Llangadog church, set in iron-railed forecourt.
II	Capel Isaf	Carmarthenshire	Situated on N side of A 40, some 300m E of turning to Cwm Ifor.
II	Capel Jerusalem	Carmarthenshire	Situated just above the Clydach river, below Gwynfe village, on W side of the lane towards Brynaman.
II	Capel Mair	Carmarthenshire	Within railed enclosure on S side of junction of High Street and Heol Gof.
II	Capel Milo	Carmarthenshire	West side of Milo village, about 1½ km south of Golden Grove. Limestone wall to front, iron gate. Hedged elsewhere. Graveyard at right.
II	Capel Newydd	Carmarthenshire	Situated on the N side of the B4310 some 120m W of Pont Cothi in the centre of Abergorlech.
II	Capel Noni	Carmarthenshire	Situated on the SE side of the A485 approximately 1km SW of Aber-Giar. Gable end to road.
II	Capel Pentre Tygwyn	Carmarthenshire	Situated in centre of Pentre Tygwyn village, on S side of lane.
II	Capel Rhydybont	Carmarthenshire	Situated on the N side of the B4337 at Rhyd-y-bont approximately 1.2km E of the centre of Llanybydder.
II	Capel Salem	Carmarthenshire	Situated down drive off the road leading to Llyn Brianne, NW of the centre of Rhandirmwyn.
II	Capel Salem	Carmarthenshire	At the junction of Bank Road with Afon Road (A4297) in the centre of Llangennech Village. Stone perimeter wall with iron railings to Afon Road; large graveyard to the north.
II	Capel y Graig	Carmarthenshire	Situated just W of the school near the centre of the village of Cwmbach.
II	Church of All Saints	Carmarthenshire	Situated in churchyard set back and above Goring Road.
II	Church of All Saints	Carmarthenshire	Situated in centre of Gwynfe village.
II	Church of All Saints	Carmarthenshire	In a walled churchyard in the centre of the village.
II	Church of Saint Cwrdaf	Carmarthenshire	Situated on E side of A482 at N edge of Llanwrda village.
II	Church of Saint Edi	Carmarthenshire	Situated some 300m SE of the B4297 in the village of Llanedi, at end of Church road, in a walled and gated churchyard.
II	Church of Saint Sadwrn	Carmarthenshire	Situated in rounded churchyard in centre of village.
II	Church of St Alban	Carmarthenshire	Situated prominently on hilltop east of centre, at junction of Alban Road and Stebonheath Terrace.
II	Church of St Barnabas	Carmarthenshire	Situated in Rhandirmwyn some 300m W of the crossroads in the village centre.
II	Church of St Barnabas	Carmarthenshire	Situated in centre of village just SW of the junction of the roads from Waungilwen and Henllan.
II	Church of St Ceinwr	Carmarthenshire	On the N side of the small hamlet sited on the highest ground with a commanding view over the Towy valley.
II	Church of St Cennych (aka St Gwynog)	Carmarthenshire	On a hilltop site east of Bank Road in the centre of Llangennech village, 150m north of the B4297 (Afon Road). Stone wall to front, part with cast-iron railings and gates between plain ashlar piers.
II	Church of St David	Carmarthenshire	In a walled churchyard on the E side of a minor road approximately 1.1km NE of Ffaldybrenin and 0.7km NW of Farmers.
II	Church of St David	Carmarthenshire	Situated in a prominent position on a hill just NW of the crossroads in the centre of Meidrim.
II	Church of St Ishmael	Carmarthenshire	An isolated church approximately 2km SSW of Ferryside, in a large churchyard on the E side of the Ferryside to Kidwelly road.
II	Church of St Mary	Carmarthenshire	On a hill-top site 150m NE of Court Henry.
II	Church of St Mary	Carmarthenshire	Within a large churchyard and prominently sited in a high position on the NE side of Burry Port.
II	Church of St Michael	Carmarthenshire	An isolated hilltop church in a walled churchyard, on the E side of a minor road between Brechfa and Llanybydder.
II	Church of St Patrick	Carmarthenshire	On the S side and sited in a round churchyard above the A485.
II	Church of St Paulinus	Carmarthenshire	Situated just W of the minor road leading to Llyn Brianne in the valley of the Afon Tywi, some 3.5km N of the centre of Rhandirmwyn.
II	Church of St Peter	Carmarthenshire	In a walled churchyard on the W side of the town and on the W side of the cattle market.
II	Church of St Thomas	Carmarthenshire	Near the centre of Ferryside E of the railway station.
II	Church of The Holy Trinity	Carmarthenshire	Prominently sited in Felinfoel. Large graveyard to S with rubble boundary wall to all sides; Gothic style timber lychgate with tiled roof, steel gates; Celtic cross granite war-memoral in churchyard.
II	Church of the Holy Trinity	Carmarthenshire	Situated on W side of B 4302 some 450m N of Maerdy crossroads.
II	Church of the Holy Trinity	Carmarthenshire	Situated at W end of street in spacious churchyard.
II	Closygraig Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	On elevated terrace behind wall and railings, overlooking a bend in the road.
II	Ebenezer Congregational Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated on N side of A484 Carmarthen road some 120m E of Water Street.
II	Esgairnant Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated on N side of B4302, SW of Talley village
II	Ffaldybrenin Independent Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated in a prominent position facing S in the centre of Ffaldybrenin village.
II	Glenalla Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated on corner of Alban Road.
II	Hall Street Methodist Church	Carmarthenshire	Situated on corner of Hall Street and Goring Road.
II	Hen Gapel Milo	Carmarthenshire	East side of Milo village, opposite to Capel Milo Newydd. Open paved area to street at front, walled graveyard to left with original wall to street.
II	Horeb Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	1 km east of Five Roads on the B4309
II	Llandyry Church	Carmarthenshire	On W side of B4317, in churchyard about 700m S of junction with B4308.
II	Llanfihangel Abercowyn New Church	Carmarthenshire	Situated beside the main A40 trunk road, on the junction with the minor road to Treventy Farm.
II	Maescanner Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	75 m west of Dafen Road. Small grassed forecourt, with modern iron railings on a low wall and iron gates. Vestry at rear.
II	Providence Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Set back behind small burial ground to left of terraced row in centre of Cwmdu village.
II	Rhydyceisiaid Independent Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated on the SE side of the valley of the Afon Fenni some 1.2km NW of the centre of the village of Llangynin
II	Salem Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated in Ferryside on the E side of Carmarthen Road some 250m NE of the railway station.
II	Salem Independent Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated at N end of Salem village, on W side of road.
II	Salem Independent Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated on streetline roughly midway between junctions with Water Street and Orchard Street.
II	Siloah Independent Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated on corner of Glanmor Road and Copperworks Road in the seaside district of LLanelli.
II	St Sawel Parish Church	Carmarthenshire	Situated on S side of village in large graveyard.
II	Yr Hen Gapel	Carmarthenshire	To the W of the village centre, on the N side of a minor road to the parish church.
II	Zion Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated at south west end of Zion Row and some 30 m north east of the Water Street-Upper Park Street junction.
II	Capel Neuaddlwyd	Ceredigion	Situated on the S side of the Aeron valley, approximately 2.5 km SE of Aberaeron and on a minor road S of the A4687.
II	Capel Soar	Ceredigion	Situated at S end of village in railed forecourt.
II	Church of Saint Tygwydd	Ceredigion	Situated in the centre of Llandygwydd village.
II	Ffos-y-ffin Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated on W side of A 487 in Ffos-y-ffin, set back in courtyard flanked by later chapel house and 1927 vestry.
II	Llwyncelyn Independent Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated on right side of lane from Llwyncelyn to Oakford, in iron-railed forecourt.
II	Seion Welsh Congregational Chapel	Ceredigion	Set into the slope near the junction with Great Darkgate Street, set back behind railed forecourt.
II	Bancfelin Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated in the centre of Llangranog to the S of the B4321 and near the junction of that road and the B4334.
II	Bethania Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated some 500m S of Bethania crossroads, on E side of road to Cilcennin.
II	Bethel Baptist Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated on N side of lane to Silian some 400m W of Junction with A485 at Glendenys.
II	Bethel Baptist Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated close to roadside just W of terrace Nos 1-7 Margaret Street.
II	Bethel Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated some 100m N of Aberarth Bridge, on W side of river, facing up Water Street.
II	Bethel Welsh Baptist Chapel	Ceredigion	Set back on the corner with, and side elevation to, Portland Street.
II	Bethesda Independent Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated down dead-end lane running W off B 4570 in Ponthirwaun.
II	Blaenannerch Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated on N side of A487 in Blaenannerch village.
II	Blaencefn Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated some 2.5km NE of Ferwig village centre, 400m W of Lleine farm.
II	Bwlchgwynt Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated on right side of Lampeter road out of Tregaron, just before Tregaron School.
II	Capel Bethel	Ceredigion	Situated some 200m E of the minor road through the centre of Trefenter.
II	Capel Bethesda	Ceredigion	Situated in stone-walled yard in valley of the Cyneiniog some 4 km E of Talybont, on minor lane to Ty-nant Farm.
II	Capel Bethesda	Ceredigion	Situated in Llanddewi Brefi village just S of Pont Llanddewi on the road towards Tregaron.
II	Capel Blaenplwyf	Ceredigion	Situated in the centre of the village on the W side of the A487.
II	Capel Brynmair	Ceredigion	Situated approximately 1.6 km SE of Aberporth Bay on a minor road 500m S of B4333, Aberporth to Beulah road.
II	Capel Carmel	Ceredigion	Situated in angle between lanes to Pontsian and Maesymeillion some 300m N of Prengwyn.
II	Capel Carmel	Ceredigion	Situated just S of the village centre on the W side of the A485.
II	Capel Cynnon	Ceredigion	Situated facing W on the junction of minor roads 1km W of Llanfihangel-y-Creuddyn.
II	Capel Ebenezer	Ceredigion	Situated at E end of Llangybi village on S side of A 485.
II	Capel Ffynon	Ceredigion	Situated in the centre of Pentregat on the S side of the A487 and near the junction of that road and the B4321.
II	Capel Fronwen	Ceredigion	Situated some 200m E of village centre, on S side of road to Oakford.
II	Capel Llwynadda	Ceredigion	Situated towards upper end of village, some 200m NW of Seven Stars Inn.
II	Capel Llwynrhydowen	Ceredigion	Situated some 700m N of old chapel, by roadside.
II	Capel Mair	Ceredigion	Situated just NW of Pont Llanfair, overlooking bridge, between chapel house and vestry, in narrow forecourt with iron railings on low walls.
II	Capel Mair, Chapel House & Vestry	Ceredigion	Situated at southern end of street, on street-line.
II	Capel Mawr	Ceredigion	Situated in the S of Llanon, just N of the Afon Cledan and some 140m NW of Pont Llanon.
II	Capel Moriah	Ceredigion	Situated at Moriah on the W side of the A4120.
II	Capel Mynach	Ceredigion	Situated near the centre of Pontarfynach, some 150m S of the junction of the A4120 and the B4343 and on the W side of the latter.
II	Capel Pantdefaid	Ceredigion	Situated on crossroads at centre of Prengwyn.
II	Capel Pennant	Ceredigion	Situated just NW of Pont Pennant, on left side of road, in railed forecourt with attractive iron railings and gates.
II	Capel Rhiwbwys	Ceredigion	Situated on steep bank on W side of B4337, 0.3km SE of Llanrhystyd. Set behind large railed forecourt
II	Capel Rhydygwain	Ceredigion	Situated on E side of B4332, 0.5km SW of Temple Bar.
II	Capel Salem	Ceredigion	About 2km W of Devil's Bridge (Pontarfynach); below N side of minor road parallel to A 4120.
II	Capel Salem	Ceredigion	Situated some 2 km E of Penrhyncoch, in large graveyard N of the road in Salem village.
II	Capel Saron	Ceredigion	Situated in the centre of Llanbadarn Fawr, on the E side of the A4120 some 150m S of its junction with the A44.
II	Capel Siloa	Ceredigion	Situated above and E of Cwmerfyn near the end of the minor road through the village.
II	Capel Sion	Ceredigion	Situated towards W end of village, set back to S of by-road next to school.
II	Capel Soar	Ceredigion	Prominently situated at W end of Victoria Terrace along SE side of The Common.
II	Capel Tabor	Ceredigion	Situated on the W side of a minor road just W of the village centre.
II	Capel Trisant	Ceredigion	At the E end of the hamlet of Capel Trisant approximately 0.5km NW of Llyn Frongoch.
II	Capel Troedyrhiw (Independent)	Ceredigion	Situated on W side of Cribyn-Caledrhydiau by-road, some 2.5km NW of Cribyn.
II	Capel Ty'nygwndwn (Independent)	Ceredigion	Located on N side of B4342, 1km SE of Felinfach.
II	Capel y Drewen	Ceredigion	Situated overlooking Teifi on dead-end lane running S from Cwm Cou crossroads.
II	Capel y Drindod	Ceredigion	Prominently situated on steep slope in village centre
II	Capel y Garn	Ceredigion	Situated, at the N end of the linear village of Bow Street, on the W side of the A 487, in iron-railed forecourt.
II	Capel Y Rhiw	Ceredigion	Situated on S side of Abergwesyn road some 2 km E of Tregaron. Set above road on stone-faced terrace.
II	Capel Y Wig	Ceredigion	Situated on the side of a valley 1km NE of the centre of Pontgarreg, S of a minor road to Blaencelyn.
II	Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel	Ceredigion	Situated on rising ground above W end of Bryn Road, overlooking triangular green opposite Shiloh Presbyterian Chapel.
II	Church of Saint Afan	Ceredigion	Situated in large churchyard at Y-fork at SW edge of village.
II	Church of Saint Caron	Ceredigion	Situated in the centre of Tregaron, raised on a small hillock between the Bridge and the Square.
II	Church of Saint John	Ceredigion	Situated within churchyard on N side of B4340 next to Edward Richard Grammar School
II	Church of Saint John the Divine	Ceredigion	Situated roughly in centre of village, between the school and the village hall.
II	Church of St Cybi	Ceredigion	Situated in Llangybi village, on N side of A485, just N of Pont Gybi.
II	Church of St Cynon	Ceredigion	Situated some 2.25 km NNE of Ffostrasol, on S side of minor road running E.
II	Church of St Cynwyl	Ceredigion	Situated on B4333, S of the centre of Aberporth.
II	Church of St David	Ceredigion	Situated 60m N of A487, the entrance 60m E of Lady Road to Llechryd.
II	Church of St David	Ceredigion	Situated on hilltop some 0.9 km SSW of Aberarth.
II	Church of St David	Ceredigion	Situated at centre of village on crossroads.
II	Church of St Ina	Ceredigion	Situated in extensive churchyard on Llanina Point, just N of Plas Llanina.
II	Church of St John the Baptist	Ceredigion	Situated in churchyard on W side of A4120 about 2km S of Ponterwyd.
II	Church of St Llwchaiarn	Ceredigion	Situated at the end of a short lane to N off A 486.
II	Church of St Lucia and St Gwynin	Ceredigion	Situated in Llanwnnen village on W side of B 4337 some 60m N of the cross-roads with A475.
II	Church of St Mary	Ceredigion	Secluded location at end of lane E off Penrhiw-Llan to Henllan by-road on steep wooded hillside. 1.5km S of Penrhiw-Llan.
II	Church of St Mary	Ceredigion	Situated in large churchyard N of the ruins of Strata Florida abbey.
II	Church of St Michael	Ceredigion	Situated some 500m E of Brongest village, on crossroads W of Troedyraur Farm.
II	Church of St Padarn	Ceredigion	Situated in a remote site NE of Llangeitho, reached by a lane running W from B4578 from a point c 1.2 km N of B4342 crossroad.
II	Church of St Rhystyd	Ceredigion	Sited in large churchyard at the foot of Church Street in Llanrhystyd
II	Church of St Tyfriog	Ceredigion	Reached at end of short drive off A475 (S side) E of Llandyfriog. Located on N bank of River Teifi. Schoolroom to E.
II	Church of St. Cynfelyn	Ceredigion	Situated about 1.5 km NW of Tre Taliesin on road to Ynyslas, below junction with road ENE towards Tre'r Ddol.
II	Church of St. Tysilio	Ceredigion	Situated near end of lane, E of Cae'r-llan.
II	Ebenezer Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated on main street, slightly set back, about halfway along.
II	Ebenezer Wesleyan Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated in Ystumtuen some 2.5km S of A44, at S end of row of houses and former school.
II	English Baptist Chapel	Ceredigion	At the top of the street near the Public Library, side elevation to Crynfryn Row. Set back behind iron railings with gate piers.
II	English Methodist Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated on the corner with Queen's Road, set back behind plain railings with brick piers.
II	Hawen Independent Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated in Hawen, some 600m S of Rhydlewis, facing W over road to Penrhiwpal
II	Holy Trinity Parish Church	Ceredigion	In the railed churchyard at the N end of an island site with W end to Stanley Road, set into the slope.
II	Holy Trinity Parish Church	Ceredigion	Situated on hillside out of the town centre to SW, set back from the above the road.
II	Hope Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated to rear of No 40 Saint Mary's Street.
II	Mount Zion Baptist Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated set back in railed enclosure.
II	Nanternis Independent Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated at S end of Nanternis alongside by-road (E side) with cemetery to rear.
II	Old church of St John the Baptist	Ceredigion	Situated in churchyard in the centre of Ysbyty Ystwyth.
II	Parish Church of St Michael	Ceredigion	Situated on the N side of the B4229 in small village group, some 1.5km S of Ciliau Aeron.
II	Parish Church of St Michael	Ceredigion	In centre of small village on W side of A482, within large graveyard.
II	Parish Church of St Michael and All Angels	Ceredigion	Situated between the Castle and Laura Place.
II	Parish Church of St Peter	Ceredigion	Situated in extensive churchyard on raised site at top of Church Street.
II	Peniel Welsh Congregational Chapel	Ceredigion	Set back from a continuous row of street frontages, behind an iron railed and paved forecourt with patterned pebble pavement to the street
II	Penmorfa Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated sone 300m N of bridge over Hoffnant where lanes from Penbryn, Sarnau, Brynhoffnant and Pongarret meet.
II	Pensarn former Calvanistic Methodist Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated on W side of by-road which leads from Pont Ffynnondewi (A487) to Caerwedros: 1.5 km S of the latter. Large cemetery to S beyond forecourt.
II	Rhydfendigaid Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated on W side of the main road in the centre of Pontrhydfendigaid.
II	Seion Independent Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated on hillside above town centre, on road to Gilfach.
II	St Non's Church	Ceredigion	Situated on the S side of by-road, reached off A482. Some 2.5km SE of Aberaeron and some 100m W of Llanerchaeron.
II	St.Pauls Welsh Wesleyan Methodist Church	Ceredigion	Set into the street frontage with later school from attached to right.
II	Tabernacle Baptist Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated towards N end of Talybont, adjoining and to S of Bethel Chapel, both behind matching late C19 iron railings
II	Tabernacle Baptist Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated on a hillside facing S over the derelict lead mine.
II	Tabernacle Chapel	Ceredigion	Set back from street-line some 120m NE of Llandysul Bridge.
II	Tabernacle Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated in Red Lion Yard, to rear of No 19, approached by narrow passage with wrought iron gates.
II	Tabernacle Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated set back in narrow forecourt, opposite William Street.
II	Tabernacle Methodist Chapel	Ceredigion	At the break in the NE Terrace.
II	Tabernacle Presbyterian Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated and set back behind projecting vestry range at upper end of street.
II	Tregroes Church of St Ffraid	Ceredigion	Situated by roadside, aligned N-S, in village centre.
II	Y Wern Independent Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated to N of Gilfachreda, on back lane from Cei Bach to A 487, on corner of smaller lane down into Gilfachreda.
II	Yr Hen Gapel	Ceredigion	Situated on E side of lane running S from main road at Seven Stars Inn in village.
II	Church of St George	Conwy	The church is in the W angle of the road running S to the main village street, and is set on steeply sloping ground.
II	Church of St Nefydd and St Mary	Conwy	Prominently-located in the centre of the village within a raised and walled churchyard.
II	Eglwys Crist Addoldy'r Annibynnwyr	Conwy	The chapel is set on the corner of Dundonald Avenue and Pleasant Place, on the N side of the town centre.
II	Bethania Chapel	Conwy	Parallel to street with entrance front facing N.
II	Bethel Addoldy yr Annibynwyr	Conwy	The group of attached buildings is set on a T-junction on the road from Rhydlydan to Pentrefoelas, approximately 600m W of Rhydlydan.
II	Bryn Deunydd Old Chapel	Conwy	Located approximately 1.5km SE of Llannefydd and 300m NW of Cefn Berain; on the SE side of the lane.
II	Capel Cae Craig	Conwy	The chapel stands on an elevated site, gable end to the N side of the minor road linking the B5384 with the road between Gwytherin and Llangernyw, approximately 3km ESE of Pandy Tudur.
II	Capel Carmel	Conwy	Set back from the street behind a railed forecourt, and in a prominent position on higher ground opposite Llewelyn Street.
II	Capel M C Cefn Nannau	Conwy	This prominent chapel is located on the SE side of its large graveyard, reached from the farm road to Cefn-nannau farm, on the road on the SW side of the Afon Ceirw valley.
II	Capel Tabernacl	Conwy	Set back from and at near right angles to the street behind a forecourt with gates, and backing on to Chapel Street.
II	Chapel (Fynhonnau)	Conwy	Located on a rise approximately 1.5km W of Llannefydd village and some 300m SE of the Plas Harri crossroads.
II	Chapel at Garthewin	Conwy	Located 30m to the W of Garthewin, accessed via a flight of parapeted rubble steps.
II	Chapel at Hafod	Conwy	The chapel is set at a remote crossroads on the edge of open moorland 2.75km from the junction with the A5 Holyhead Road.
II	Christ Church	Conwy	Forms the focal point of the small hillside hamlet of Bryn y Maen, approx 3km S of the town.
II	Christ Church	Conwy	To SW of road junction of Aber Road and Village Road.
II	Christian Centre	Conwy	On corner with Chapel Street.
II	Church of All Saints	Conwy	Set against a steep hillside behind the seafront houses near Deganwy Pier, beyond a short lane off the A546.
II	Church of Our Saviour	Conwy	Near junction of Great Orme's Road with Bryniau Road.
II	Church of St Curig	Conwy	Situated immediately W of the A 4086 (Capel Curig to Caernarfon road), on the S bank of the Afon Llugwy; approximately 300m NE of Plas-y-Brenin (the National Recreation Centre).
II	Church of St Ddoged	Conwy	Prominently sited in the centre of the village within a raised, circular churchyard with rubble revettment walls.
II	Church of St Digain	Conwy	The parish church stands S of the centre of a roughly oval-shaped churchyard on the S side of Llangernyw village centre. The churchyard is entered through a lychgate at W.
II	Church of St George	Conwy	About 50m SW of junction with Llewelyn Avenue.
II	Church of St George	Conwy	On the corner with Saint George’s Road.
II	Church of St Jerome	Conwy	The church stands in a sub-rectangular churchyard at the centre of Llangwm village.
II	Church of St Mary Magdalene	Conwy	The parish church is set in a near circular churchyard on the S side of the village centre.
II	Church of St Mary	Conwy	The church lies immediately E of the Sandbank Road crossroads at the centre of Towyn, enclosed by a rectangular churchyard.
II	Church of St Michael	Conwy	Located in a rectangular churchyard in the angle between Water Street and Market Street, at the centre of the town, and accessed by the short Church Street off Market Street
II	Church of St Michael	Conwy	The church stands in a modified oval churchyard, approximately 250m W of Llanfihangel Bridge on the road up the Afon Alwen valley.
II	Church of St Paul	Conwy	On corner with Clarence Road, aligned N-S.
II	Church of St Sannan	Conwy	Within an irregularly shaped churchyard, set back from the N side of the A544 in the centre of the village of Llansannan.
II	Church of St Seiriol	Conwy	Towards the eastern edge of Penmaenmawr, on a narrow road above the main street
II	Church of St Trillo	Conwy	Prominently sited surmounting a mound, in a large grave-yard.
II	Church of St Tudno	Conwy	On NE slopes of Great Orme, in a hollow known as Pant yr Eglwys.
II	Church of St. Gwyddelan	Conwy	In the centre of the village, set back slightly within a low rubble-walled churchyard and surrounded by mature trees.
II	Church of St. John	Conwy	Located on the SE side of the Afon Conwy in the centre of the village; within a rubble-walled churchyard.
II	Eglwys Mynydd Seion	Conwy	Chapel Street runs S from the centre of the town. The chapel is set on an elevated platform, almost opposite the junction with High Street.
II	Eglwys y Santes Fair	Conwy	Impressively sited in large open churchyard high above village centre.
II	English Presbyterian Chapel	Conwy	On corner with Gloddaeth Street.
II	English Presbyterian Church	Conwy	Located near the centre of Pensarn, on the corner of Berllan.
II	Gwydir Uchaf Chapel	Conwy	Strikingly located on an elevated plateau immediately above Gwydir Castle and NW of the Carreg-y-Gwalch; adjacent to Gwydir Uchaf.
II	Horeb Capel	Conwy	Located in the centre of Dwygyfylchi, some 2km E of Penmaenmawr; on the street line
II	Independent Chapel	Conwy	Located prominently on the main street line within the village.
II	Llangelynin New Church	Conwy	Located on the E side of a lane about 1km SW of the B5106 on the way to Rowen; situated in a walled churchyard surrounded by mature trees, with the W tower sited downhill towards the Afon Gyffin.
II	Methodist Church of St John	Conwy	Colwyn Bay
II	Old Priory	Conwy	Opposite Bron Derw lodge.
II	Parish Church (Pentrefoelas)	Conwy	The church stands on the E side of the road at the top of the rise from its junction with the A5 Holyhead Road.
II	Parish Church of St Cwstenin	Conwy	On E side of Road, about 400m NW of railway line.
II	Parish Church of St Elian	Conwy	Situated within a raised rubble-walled churchyard on a commanding site in the village centre, with views of the sea to the N.
II	Parish Church of St Grwst	Conwy	Beyond W end of Tan yr Eglwys, in churchyard overlooking Afon Conwy.
II	Parish Church of St Martin	Conwy	Prominently located in the centre of the village within a rubble-walled churchyard.
II	Parish Church of St Mary	Conwy	Strikingly situated on a rise overlooking the river Conwy on the W bank, and occupying the NE corner of the former Roman fort of Canovium; accessed via a metalled lane running E from the B5106 Bettws
II	Parish Church of St Mary	Conwy	Located on an elevated site high above the village centre within a rubble-walled churchyard.
II	Parish Church of St Tudclud	Conwy	Set in large walled churchyard to NE of Gethin Square.
II	Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady Star of the Sea	Conwy	On corner with St Mary's Road.
II	Roman Catholic Church of the Lady of the Rosary	Conwy	Set back slightly from the road at the junction with Graigllwyd Road; behind low copied and railed walls enclosing a partly-bedded, inclined forecourt.
II	Salem Baptist Chapel	Conwy	Located on the NE side of the Bryn Mynan lane at the S extremity of Pentrefelin; behind a low plain-coped and railed wall.
II	Salem Congregational Chapel	Conwy	In the block of buildings between Douglas Road and Rhiw Bank Avenue.
II	Siloh Chapel	Conwy	On corner with Gloddaeth Street.
II	St John's Church	Conwy	Located towards the southern boundary of the community on the N side of an unclassified road running NE from Trofarth towards Dolwen; set back from the road in its own walled churchyard.
II	St John's English Methodist Church	Conwy	Set back slightly from building line, about 50m W of junction with Clonmel Street.
II	St Michael's Church	Conwy	Located on the W bank of the Afon Conwy, 100m E of Betws-y-Coed railway station.
II	St Paul Addoldy yr Eglwys Fethodistiadd	Conwy	Located E of the centre of the town, immediately beyond the river and on the corner of the road to St George
II	United Reformed Church	Conwy	On the corner with Abbey Road.
II	United Reformed Church (Christ Church)	Conwy	On site bounded by Arvon Avenue and Bod-Hyfryd Road.
II	Welsh Methodist Chapel	Conwy	Set back slightly from the road behind a rendered rubble wall.
II	Bathafarn Wesleyan Methodist Chapel	Denbighshire	Situated at the junction of Market Street and Mount Street.
II	Bethel Calvinistic Methodist Church	Denbighshire	Towards the S edge of the town, approximately 80 metres N of the junction with Cefndy Road.
II	Bont-uchel Chapel	Denbighshire	Located towards the eastern boundary of the community at the western end of the eponymous village; spanning the Afon Clywedog.
II	Capel Bethel	Denbighshire	Situated some 500m NW of Llanarmon at T-junction with lane running S.
II	Capel Ebenezer	Denbighshire	At east side of road in the village of Graig Fechan. Small forecourt at north with retaining wall to road.
II	Capel Seion	Denbighshire	Corwen
II	Capel y Dyffryn	Denbighshire	¾ km north of Llandyrnog village, west of the crossroads, at south side of road. Low wall and railings at front; former manse and school/vestry at west.
II	Capel-y-gro	Denbighshire	The chapel with its associated buildings lies approximately 20 m to the SW of Pont y Bettws, and raised above the SE side of the road. Railed forecourt and graveyard and memorial to right.
II	Capel-y-Wern	Denbighshire	Prominently sited at a cross-roads towards the eastern boundary of the community, some 1.6km SW of Llanrhaeadr on a lane leading to Cyffylliog; set behind a low rubble wall enclosing a shallow forecou
II	Carmel Baptist Chapel	Denbighshire	In Llanelidan village between Hendre cottages and Hendre-bach.
II	Christ Church	Denbighshire	On rising ground to the east of High Street, with a large graveyard mainly to south; lychgate to street, prominent war memorial.
II	Christchurch United Reformed Church	Denbighshire	Fronts on to the street, its side elevation facing the rear of the town hall across a square.
II	Church of Saint John	Denbighshire	On the W corner with River Street
II	Church of St Bridget	Denbighshire	Towards the W end of the village, on the N side of the main street, in the angle with the road leading up to Morfydd.
II	Church of St Mary	Denbighshire	Strikingly located on a natural rocky rise overlooking the Vale of Clwyd immediately to the N of the village centre; within a low-walled elevated churchyard
II	Church of St Tecla	Denbighshire	In the centre of the village of Llandegla, in a walled and gated churchyard.
II	Church of St Trillo	Denbighshire	Located in the centre of the village within a roughly circular churchyard.
II	Church of the Holy Trinity	Denbighshire	Adjacent to the Church of Saint Thomas, facing
II	Eglwys y Bedyddwyr Ruthin	Denbighshire	Located on the NW side of Park Road approx 100m NW of Pont Howkin.
II	English Methodist Church	Denbighshire	On the corner with Morley Road.
II	Galnrafon Evangelical Church	Denbighshire	On the western edge of the town centre high above the southern bank of the River Dee. Princess Street to rear.
II	Groesffordd Marli Chapel	Denbighshire	Located some 2km NW of Cefn Meiriadog village, set back on the N side of an unclassified lane running parallel with, and S of the B 5381 (Glascoed Road).
II	Llangollen Methodist Church	Denbighshire	Prominently sited between Princess Street and Victoria Promenade, visible from much of the N side of the River Dee.
II	Old Church of St Peter	Denbighshire	Strikingly located within a raised and revetted churchyard on the eastern slope of the Vale of Clwyd, approximately 0.5km N of the village centre and 200m SW of Llanbedr hall; accessed via a footpath
II	Parish Church of St Berres	Denbighshire	Between the Druid Inn PH and Tyn Llan Farmhouse, with the E end to the main road.
II	Parish Church of St James	Denbighshire	Located on a raised, near-circular site in the centre of the village; its churchyard contains two ancient yew trees.
II	Peniel Chapel	Denbighshire	Located at the north-western boundary of the community, set back at right-angles to the road behind a partly-railed, metalled forecourt.
II	Penllyn Evangelical Free Church	Denbighshire	Above the road at the corner with Queen Street; iron railings on rubble wall to front of forecourt.
II	Pentref Methodist Chapel	Denbighshire	Set back slightly behind a shallow railed forecourt.
II	Prion Chapel	Denbighshire	Located in the centre of Prion, set back from the lane behind a walled and metalled forecourt on a slight rise, the chapel at right-angles to the road.
II	Roman Catholic Church of SS Peter and Frances	Denbighshire	To south of Plâs Avenue about 75 m east of junction with Clwyd Avenue.
II	Tabernacl Welsh Presbyterian Chapel	Denbighshire	Set well back from the road behind forecourt walls & railings, E of the junction of Well Street and Wynnstay Road.
II	The Priory	Denbighshire	To the west side of Ffordd Penrhwylfa, about 400 m from Meliden Road. Front wall to garden with finials on gatepiers; timber gate with horseman's latch.
II	The Rock Chapel	Denbighshire	In woods at Garreg-fawr, 500 m south of St Beuno's College; a very conspicuous landmark seen across a valley from Tremeirchion village.
II	Waen Presbyterian Chapel	Denbighshire	Set back from the road behind rendered rubble forecourt walls with simple surmounting railings; sited into the slope of a hill.
II	Welsh Presbyterian Church	Denbighshire	On the corner of Clwyd Street and Brighton Road.
II	Bethel Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Flintshire	Situated at the corner of Oak Park and King Street, set back slightly from the road and behind low brick walls mounted with iron railings.
II	Caerwys Welsh Presbyterian Church	Flintshire	At the E end of the street, set back from the road behind forecourt walls.
II	Capel y Berthen	Flintshire	At the N end of Lixwm village, set back behind a lawn with boundary railings on the N side of a minor road between Lixwm and Ysceifiog.
II	Chapel of the Sepulchre	Flintshire	Located to the N of Pantasaph Friary and reached by a path which zig-zags up the hill following the stations of the cross. Located close to the summit, in front of the Calvary, and built into the slo
II	Christ Church	Flintshire	In a walled churchyard on the W side of the village, on the N side of a minor road between Rhes-y-cae and Lixwm.
II	Christ Church	Flintshire	Reached by a narrow lane off S side of A548. Located in a large rectangular churchyard sloping up to S, surrounded by a coursed stone wall with saddleback coping. Entrance to W, tall moulded piers w
II	Christ Church	Flintshire	Situated in a walled churchyard, set back from the S side of the A541, to the NW of Pontblyddyn.
II	Church of All Saints	Flintshire	In the centre of Ffynnongroyw, on the N side of the main road through the village.
II	Church of St Bartholomew	Flintshire	Located off the N side of Sealand Road (A548) which leads E to Chester. The church was originally on the main road but has been recently by-passed.
II	Church of St Ethelwold	Flintshire	Towards the W of Shotton, at the junction of Chester Road (B5129) and Shotton Lane.
II	Church of St Mark	Flintshire	Located on the S side of the main road, on the W side of Connah's Quay.
II	Church of St Mary	Flintshire	In large churchyard above High Street.
II	Church of St Michael	Flintshire	In the centre of Brynford village, the W end facing the road.
II	Church of St Paul	Flintshire	Located at the main cross-roads in Gorsedd and to the SW.
II	Church of St Paul	Flintshire	In a walled churchyard in the centre of the village.
II	Church of the Holy Spirit	Flintshire	Set back on the east side of the road at the crest of Aston Hill.
II	Ebenezer Chapel	Flintshire	On the W side of the lane through Dolphin, close to where it is truncated by the A55. Set at an angle to the road and facing SE.
II	Emmanuel Church	Flintshire	Situated in a churchyard off the S side of Mold Road in Bistre.
II	Holy Trinity Church	Flintshire	Set in small churchyard near NE end of Greenfield; E end faces main road.
II	Jerusalem Chapel	Flintshire	The Jerusalem Chapel is located on the north side of Ffordd-y-Rhos 100m north of its junction with Ffordd-y-Gilrhos and set back slightly from the road behind a low brick wall with piers.
II	Llyn-y-Pandy Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Flintshire	Situated in Llyn-y-pandy on the W side of a by-road running through Pantymwyn to Rhydymwyn.
II	Pendref, Wesleyan Methodist Chapel	Flintshire	Set above and behind a railed forecourt below Bailey Hill and facing down The High Street at the junction of Gwernaffield and Denbigh Roads
II	Pen-y-Fron Baptist Chapel	Flintshire	Gwernaffield
II	St Mary Church	Flintshire	Between Church Street and Sydney Street, set at an angle to Church Street, oriented E-W.
II	St Mary's Church	Flintshire	St Mary's Church is located within its own graveyard on the south side of Ffordd-y-Bont and to the south-east of the village centre.
II	St Winefrides	Flintshire	Approximately 1.1km N of Llanasa village on the S side of a minor road between Llanasa and Gronant.
II	St Winefride's Roman Catholic Church	Flintshire	On slopping site set back from the new road (A 5026). Presbytery to right.
II	Tabernacle English Congregational Church	Flintshire	Set back from the road behind walled and railed forecourt with pedimented end piers.
II	United Reformed Church	Flintshire	At the corner of Tyddyn Street with Grosvenor Street overlooking the former railway station.
II	Church of St Beuno	Gwynedd	The church is situated on top of an isolated hill, on the S side of Mynydd Garnguwch, and is reached by footpath from Llwyndyrys.
II	Bethania Chapel	Gwynedd	Located prominently by the side of the main road in Bethania and raised up on a revetted, sloped terrace with simple fleur-de-lis railings surmounting the wall in front of the chapel; adjoining the fo
II	Bethel Chapel	Gwynedd	Located at the end of a short lane running SE towards the Afon y Llan opposite the church of St. Machreth; opposite an associated stable block and with the railed chapel graveyard immediately to the N
II	Bethel Chapel	Gwynedd	Prominently situated on slightly rising ground, into which it is set, towards the northern end of Penygroes, its Sunday School on the other side of the road, the chapel sits in its own walled and rail
II	Bethel Chapel	Gwynedd	Situated by minor road junction at Rhos Isaf, the chapel and cottages have a low rubblestone wall with stone-on-edge coping to the front, the section in front of the chapel lower with slate coping and
II	Bethel Congregational Chapel	Gwynedd	At Bethel, on a minor road leading off the N side of the A494 to Tyn-y-Bwlch and Maerdy, close to the junction of the two roads. Set back in a narrow forecourt behind Art Nouveau-style cast-iron rail
II	Brithdir Independent Chapel	Gwynedd	Situated on the SE side of the road just to the SW of Brithdir.
II	Bryn Eglwys	Gwynedd	Located in the village of Llanllyfni on the south-east side of Ffordd Rhedyw (Rhedyw Road) directly opposite the Church of St Rhedyw.
II	Bryn Eglwys	Gwynedd	Located to the south-west of Penrhos on the old road between Caeathro and Bontnewydd, which has now largely been superseded by the by-pass to the south-east.
II	Caer Eglwys	Gwynedd	Situated in corner position in centre of village immediately to the south of St Twrog's Church; low rub
II	Caerhun MC Chapel	Gwynedd	Located at the centre of the hamlet of Caerhun, on the NE angle of the crossroad with Glasinfryn Road.
II	Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Gwynedd	Set back from the street behind a short low-walled forecourt, the walls coped and railed, and with gate and end piers.
II	Capel Annibynwyr Carmel	Gwynedd	The chapel stands in the centre of Pennal, facing W, N of the Calvinistic Methodist Chapel.
II	Capel Berea	Gwynedd	Prominently sited towards the N end of the terrace.
II	Capel Bethania	Gwynedd	Situated NW of centre of Bethesda, on A 5, opposite Station Road.
II	Capel Bethel	Gwynedd	The chapel is at the E end of the village, connected to Capel Ebenezer by vestries forming a long facade.
II	Capel Bethel	Gwynedd	Situated on eastern side of the A 5 at southern end of Tyn-y-maes; low rubblestone wall to front with slate coping and plain iron railings has slightly recessed entrance with square piers and iron gat
II	Capel Bethel	Gwynedd	Situated towards south-western end of main village street near the point where it joins the B 4366; small forecourt in front has low rubblestone wall with slate coping, fleur-de-lys pointed iron raili
II	Capel Bethesda	Gwynedd	Situated in centre of Bethesda, to W of Ogwen Terrace.
II	Capel Bethlehem	Gwynedd	Located at right-angles to road with roughly square-shaped chapel yard on north-east bounded by low rubblestone wall to road with slate slab coping and spear-headed railings; hooped railings and iron
II	Capel Caersalem	Gwynedd	Set back from the street of terraced houses behind forecourt railings.
II	Capel Croesywaun	Gwynedd	Located on the main road running through Croesywaun with the Sunday School/Vestry adjacent; narrow forecourt has low rubble wall with slate coping, fleur-de-lys iron railings and decorated double gate
II	Capel Drws-y-coed	Gwynedd	Set in an isolated position at the foot of Craig y Bera on the north side of the B 4418, fronted by spear-headed iron railings and central gate on a low rubblestone wall with piers to the gates and en
II	Capel Ebenezer	Gwynedd	The chapel stands at the E end of the village facing the large paved area at the start of the road to Glanymorfa-uchaf. Unusually, it is attached by vestries to the Cavinistic Methodist Chapel.
II	Capel Ebenezer	Gwynedd	The chapel lies on the back road from Clynnog to Llanllyfni, approximately 700m from its junction with the A499 just N of the village centre.
II	Capel Ebenezer	Gwynedd	The chapel stands at the top of the hill on the W side, on the corner of the road to the A499, leading N from Pwllheli.
II	Capel Engedi	Gwynedd	Set back from the street with terraced houses either side.
II	Capel Gwynfryn	Gwynedd	Set back from the W side of the road which leads E off the A496 in the village of Llanbedr and runs through the hamlet of Pentre Gwynfryn; the chapel is at the NE end of the hamlet.
II	Capel Horeb	Gwynedd	Located at the S side of Ffordd Capel. On an elevated site to E of the main road through the village of Dyffryn Ardudwy.
II	Capel Jerusalem	Gwynedd	Located at the eastern end of Pentre-castell on the north side of the A 4086 immediately south of Dolbadarn Castle; a low rendered wall with iron gates forms a small forecourt to the street.
II	Capel Mawr	Gwynedd	Immediately W of the George IV Hotel.
II	Capel Moreia	Gwynedd	Situated on the N side of Lon Uchaf approximately 180m SE of the crossroads with the B4417 in the centre of Morfa Nefyn.
II	Capel Moriah Fro	Gwynedd	In a prominent location, within a railed enclosure, raised above the W side of Pen y Garreg Street in the centre of the village of Trawsfynydd.
II	Capel Nant	Gwynedd	Situated set back in lawned garden on N side of road from Nanhoron to Rhydyclafdy, 100m NE of junction with B4413.
II	Capel Peniel	Gwynedd	The chapel stands back from the road at the top of a sloping forecourt, bound on both sides by buildings.
II	Capel Rehoboth	Gwynedd	On a commanding, elevated site on the eastern edge of Harlech with fine views over the town and castle; set within its own walled graveyard and accessed via a steep lane leading up from the Stryd Fawr
II	Capel Rehoboth	Gwynedd	The chapel lies in Abercorris, built at right angles to the road on steeply shelving land below the road to Aberllefenni.
II	Capel Rehoboth	Gwynedd	Located in the centre of Nant Peris on the north side of the A 4086 with the former school immediately to the west and a row of C19 terraced houses directly opposite; small forecourt in front with low
II	Capel Rhydyclafdy	Gwynedd	Situated next to B4415 road on the W side of the village of Rhydyclafdy.
II	Capel Salem	Gwynedd	At the E end of Pool Lane.
II	Capel Salem	Gwynedd	Near the junction with Snowdon Street, set back from High Street in a railed forecourt.
II	Capel Salem	Gwynedd	The chapel, which is the last surviving working chapel in the town, stands well back from the main street in the centre of Corris.
II	Capel Salem	Gwynedd	On the corner with Salem Terrace to W of the Parish Church. Set back behind grassed forecourt with spearhead railings.
II	Capel Seilo	Gwynedd	The village of Porth-y-nant is at the bottom of a narrow valley, NW of Llithfaen. The chapel is at the S end of the eastern terrace surrounding the square, on a platform on the opposite side of the e
II	Capel Shiloh	Gwynedd	Located on south side of the B4409 near road junction; small forecourt has low rubblestone wall with ashlar coping topped by railings with piers and ornamental iron double gates to centre and smaller
II	Capel Siloam	Gwynedd	Situated on the E side of the A487 in Bontnewydd, some 70m N of the bridge over the Afon Gwyrfai.
II	Capel Siloh	Gwynedd	The chapel is set in the rows of cottages which form the N side of the main street in the village.
II	Capel Soar	Gwynedd	Located to N side of a narrow country road which leads through the small hamlet of Soar.
II	Capel Tabernacl (Congregationalist)	Gwynedd	Set back from the street line behind a railed forecourt just in from Cader Road.
II	Capel Ty Mawr	Gwynedd	Reached along a minor road which runs N of the B4413 some 4 km W of Sarn Meyllteyrn: sited next to the road in a small grassed enclosure, bounded by a low stone wall with ornate wrought-iron gate.
II	Capel y Gladdfa	Gwynedd	The chapel is located immediately outside the N boundary of the churchyard of the Church of St Cedol, at the N end of the village.
II	Capel y Traeth	Gwynedd	Close to the upper end of Penpaled Road, near the level crossing.
II	Cefn-y-Waen Chapel	Gwynedd	Approximately 0.7km south-east of Deiniolen, about 200m east of Eglwys Crist; front faces roughly south-west.
II	Chapel to SW of Vaynol Farm	Gwynedd	The chapel is set to the WSW of Vaynol Farm, and set back from the main drive running N from Vaynol Hall.
II	Christ Church	Gwynedd	Set within its own rubble-walled churchyard containing many C19 gravestones and monuments.
II	Christ Church	Gwynedd	Situated in sloping churchyard approached through gates on A 5 opposite No 22 Ogwen Terrace.
II	Church of Our Lady and St James	Gwynedd	At the corner with Ffriddoedd Road; small churchyard set in the slope.
II	Church of Saint Deiniol	Gwynedd	Set back from the main A497 road in a disused churchyard towards the centre of the town at Y Maes, and close to the junction with Lon Ednyfed.
II	Church of Saint James the Great	Gwynedd	On the SE side of the A494 on the east side of Glan-yr-afon; set within its own walled churchyard.
II	Church of Saint Mary	Gwynedd	Situated immediately adjacent to the Menai Strait, down a minor road off the A487 roundabout S of Y Felinheli.
II	Church of St Aelrhiw	Gwynedd	In a loop of the lane running NE from Rhiw village on the slopes of Mynydd Rhiw, 1km approx. E of the village.
II	Church of St Beuno	Gwynedd	Next to the school at the N end of Botwnnog village on the E side of the minor road, in a walled and gated burial ground.
II	Church of St Buan	Gwynedd	Situated on the NW side of the A497 road, some 5.5 km NW of Pwllheli, in churchyard with continuous stone banking wall and lych-gates to S and W.
II	Church of St Cedol	Gwynedd	The church stands at the end of the village, within its churchyard.
II	Church of St Ceidio	Gwynedd	Situated in a circular raised churchyard, on a hillock by minor lane running SSE from Edern, some 1.9 km from Edern village.
II	Church of St Celynin	Gwynedd	At the S end of the village, in a churchyard set back from the main road just N of its junction with a minor road.
II	Church of St Cian	Gwynedd	Situated in Llangian village in large churchyard on E side of road.
II	Church of St Cwyfan	Gwynedd	Situated in the centre of Tudweiliog village some 50m SE of the post office.
II	Church of St Cynfil	Gwynedd	The church stands on a bluff overlooking the marshes between Pwllheli and Llanbedrog.
II	Church of St Deiniol	Gwynedd	Situated in high isolated position off the B 4366 with only a few houses around in tiny settlement of Llanddeiniolen; set in roughly rectangular churchyard with roughly coursed rubblestone wall and si
II	Church of St Edern	Gwynedd	Situated to the E of Lon Llan, some 370m SE of Pont Edern in Edern village.
II	Church of St George	Gwynedd	The parish church of Trefor stands alongside the S road into the village off the A499 Caernarfon to Pwllheli road.
II	Church of St Gwyndaf	Gwynedd	Located immediately to the west of the line of the former Welsh Highland Railway in an originally oval-shaped churchyard now considerably extended to the north-west; high rubblestone wall on roadside
II	Church of St Gwyninin	Gwynedd	1.69km S of Botwnnog village,to the E of the minor road, in a small churchyard which has several C19 tomb-chests and is enclosed by a wall with horizontal railings.
II	Church of St John	Gwynedd	Prominently sited on high ground above Penamser Road, in a large sloping churchyard at the W edge of the town centre.
II	Church of St John the Baptist	Gwynedd	The parish church stands conspicuously in its graveyard on the N side of the Afon Dwyfor in the centre of Llanystuymdwy.
II	Church of St Llechid	Gwynedd	Located in village in long rectangular churchyard boarded by rubblestone wall with stone-on-edge coping; entrance to north-east has circular piers and spiked iron gates, from which a long yew avenue l
II	Church of St Madryn	Gwynedd	Within a walled churchyard which has a lychgate to SW; at the NW side of the square along Church Street.
II	Church of St Maelrhys	Gwynedd	Situated on N side of minor lane running S and E off Aberdaron-Rhiw road from junction at Penycaerau.
II	Church of St Mary	Gwynedd	Situated on the S side of Stryd-y-Mynach, some 180m NE of the junction of the A497 and the B4417 in the centre of Nefyn.
II	Church of St Michael	Gwynedd	Situated some 600m SE of the B4415 road, approx 2.4 km W SW of the village of Rhydyclafdy.
II	Church of St Michael	Gwynedd	The church lies in the central section of the valley, set within its large churchyard on the low lying valley floor. Within the churchyard there are a number of gravestones of the first half of the C
II	Church of St Michael	Gwynedd	On a promontory of high ground at the western end of Llan Ffestiniog, set back slightly from the informal village square.
II	Church of St Michael	Gwynedd	At then end of a country lane leading N and W off the A496 in the village of Ynys.
II	Church of St Michael and All Angels	Gwynedd	An isolated church on high ground overlooking Morfa Bychan and Black Rock Sands, approximately 3km W of Porthmadog.
II	Church of St Peter ad Vincula	Gwynedd	The parish church stands at the centre of the village, within an oval walled churchyard.
II	Church of St Tecwyn	Gwynedd	At the end of a country lane, once the county road to Maentwrog, c1km W of the main village of Llandecwyn.
II	Church of St Tydecho	Gwynedd	The church stands in a raised oval churchyard, by the road leading NE through the Cwm Dyfi, NE of Dinas Mawddwy.
II	Church of St. Enddwyn	Gwynedd	In a churchyard to the W side of Ffordd y Llan, close to the railway station at the W side of the village of Llanenddwyn.
II	Church of St. Gwawr	Gwynedd	Located to N and E of the B4403 in the small hamlet of Llangower.
II	Church of St. Twrog	Gwynedd	Set back from the W side of Bull Street (A496) in the centre of the village of Maentwrog. Entry to the church grounds is via the lychgate between Neuadd Llewelyn and Pen-y-Bryn.
II	Church of the Most Holy Redeemer	Gwynedd	On the SW side of the town centre on the road to Morfa Bychan.
II	Congregational Chapel	Gwynedd	Bala
II	Ebenezer Congregationalist Chapel	Gwynedd	On steeply sloping site between High Street and Caellepa with New Ebenezer Place to rear.
II	Ebenezer Methodist Chapel	Gwynedd	Prominently sited facing down the street towards the junction with Upper Smithfield Street.
II	Ebenezer Methodist Church	Gwynedd	Set back from the street on the corner with Wesley Street.
II	Edern Presbyterian Chapel	Gwynedd	Situated on the S side of the B4417, to the E of the crossroads some 450m SW of Pont Edern.
II	Eglwys Bresbyteriadd Cymru Y Garth	Gwynedd	On the NW side of Bank Place, at its junction with Dora Street, approximately 75m W of its junction with the High Street.
II	Eglwys Crist (Christ Church)	Gwynedd	Situated in large roughly square-shaped churchyard approximately 0.5 km east of Deiniolen and 200m west of Cefn-y-Waen Chapel on north side of road from Deiniolen to Dinorwic; the church is aligned no
II	Eglwys St Cross	Gwynedd	Located on minor road junction approximately 0.5km east of Tal-y-bont; set in north-east corner of roughly square-shaped churchyard with several yew trees and low rubblestone wall, entered to north-ea
II	Gorffwysfa Chapel	Gwynedd	Set back slightly behind a low walled and railed forecourt.
II	Hen Gapel	Gwynedd	To the N of minor road from A 494 (near Llanuwchllyn) to Dolhendre, about 600m from junction with A 494.
II	Holy Cross Church	Gwynedd	Set back from the E side of the A487(T) to W of the village of Gellilydan.
II	Independent Chapel	Gwynedd	Located on the eastern side of the village street with the manse (Ty Capel) directly adjacent, the chapel is approached by a driveway flanked by low stone walls.
II	Llawrybettws Chapel	Gwynedd	Set back slightly on the corner of the lane behind a partly-railed forecourt with curved rubble revettment walls following the road to the L and R.
II	Llidiardau Chapel	Gwynedd	On the roadside in the centre of the village.
II	Moriah Calvinist Chapel	Gwynedd	Located on the E side of the A496 at the S end of the village. Set back slightly from the street in a raised railed yard.
II	Nazareth Chapel	Gwynedd	Set against the slope of the hill which defines the northern half of the town, located immediately below the Ffestiniog Railway line; the chapel stands behind a narrow rubble-walled forecourt with its
II	Parish Church of St Beuno	Gwynedd	Set within its own walled churchyard on the banks of Bala lake, immediately to the SE of the main road.
II	Parish Church of St Mary	Gwynedd	Located in a spacious churchyard between Queen's Square and Marian Road.
II	Parish Church of St Mor	Gwynedd	Centrally-placed within the small village group, set in its own raised and partly revetted churchyard
II	Parish Church of St Tanwg	Gwynedd	Located within its own churchyard set back on a bend in the town's main street (Stryd Fawr).
II	Parish Church of St. Peter	Gwynedd	Above the road and set in a small churchyard.
II	Parish Church of the Holy Trinity	Gwynedd	Set back from the main road within its own rubble-walled churchyard at the southern end of the village centre.
II	Pendref Chapel	Gwynedd	Above the road and built into the hillside; close to The Harp Inn.
II	Peniel Chapel	Gwynedd	Located prominently in the centre of Nantmor village; set behind a low rubble forecourt wall with simple iron gates.
II	Peniel Chapel	Gwynedd	Located approximately 91m NW of the A 470 in the centre of the village; set back behind contemporary decorative railings on a slightly raised, part-metalled terrace and accessed from the road via a sh
II	Penlan Chapel	Gwynedd	Set back near the bottom of the hill, above the road; hall elevation to Mitre Place.
II	Presbyterian Chapel	Gwynedd	Set back from the street behind its own walled and railed forecourt.
II	Private Chapel at Plas-y-nant	Gwynedd	Set within the grounds of Plas-y-nant above the A 4085 with dense mainly coniferous planting nearby.
II	Rhydywernen Chapel	Gwynedd	Located at the western end of the Cwm Main approximately 1.2km N of Sarnau; immediately S of the Cwm Main road, running NE from the Cefn Ddwysarn road; raised up slightly behind a walled, grassed fore
II	Salem Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Gwynedd	Set back from and above the street line behind a railed forecourt.
II	Salem Chapel	Gwynedd	In the village of Sarn Meyllteyrn, in an elevated position facing E, set back from the road in a sloping grassed enclosure bounded at the front by a low wall with cast iron gate and railings.
II	Salem Chapel	Gwynedd	Located in the Afon Artro Valley to the NE end of the hamlet of Pentre Gwynfryn, the chapel is set at right angles to a narrow country road leading to Cwm Nantcol.
II	Seion Congregational Church	Gwynedd	Situated in an elevated position amidst terraced housing approximately half way up Cavour Street; in front of the chapel is a small forecourt behind an irregularly coursed rubblestone wall, topped by
II	St Catherine's Church	Gwynedd	Set back slightly from the road in a rubble-walled churchyard adjacent to Bont Arthog.
II	St David's Church	Gwynedd	Prominently located at the approach to the lower part of the town centre; on a triangular plot with Harbour Lane to the S and with stone gate piers to rubble boundary wall.
II	St David's Parish Church	Gwynedd	In the district of Glanadda opposite the Cemetery; in sloping railed churchyard with rubble piers.
II	St Machreth's Church	Gwynedd	Situated on raised ground in the centre of the village; in its own walled churchyard.
II	St Marys Parish Church	Gwynedd	Between Garth Road and Maes-y-Dref, set in a rectangular landscaped churchyard.
II	St Paul's Church	Gwynedd	Located 250m SE of the Afon Wnion and the A 494 in its own churchyard, at the end of a lane in the centre of Bryn-Coed-Ifor.
II	Tabernacl	Gwynedd	The Tabernacl, also called Capel Bach, lies back from the S side of the street past a row of two cottages set end-on to the road.
II	Tabernacle Baptist Chapel	Gwynedd	Set back from the road behind grassed and railed forecourt; beside the former Town Hall midway along the street.
II	Tabernacle Chapel	Gwynedd	On the eastern side of the town high above the seafront and reached by a long flight of steps, the gates of which are linked to the flanking terraced properties. The chapel site is cut into the hillsi
II	Tal-y-Bont Chapel	Gwynedd	On the corner of the road junction in the centre of the village.
II	The Chapel (Aberdaron)	Gwynedd	Situated on hillside to E of the Abbey ruin, and with Ty Capel to N.
II	Tyddyn Eglwys	Gwynedd	Set back from the S side of a country lane which leads W off the A496 in Ynys towards the Church of St Michael.
II	Ty'r Hen Gapel	Gwynedd	To N of minor road from A 494 (near Llanuwchllyn) to Dolhendre, about 600m from junction with A 494. Attached to L (W) of chapel and set back behind slab-coped rubble forecourt walls
II	Sion Independent Chapel	Merthyr Tydfil	Situated on corner of Chapel Street and Cardiff Street, behind narrow railed forecourt with stone gatepiers.
II	Aberfan Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Merthyr Tydfil	Prominently situated on main road at N end of terrace row, set in raised forecourt with stone gate piers.
II	Bethania Independent Chapel	Merthyr Tydfil	Prominently situated at the lower end of the street, overlooking the High Street.
II	Capel Tabernacl (Welsh Baptist Church)	Merthyr Tydfil	Occupying a prominent corner site facing down Vulcan Road, Morgantown.
II	Carmel Welsh Baptist Chapel	Merthyr Tydfil	Set back from High Street at splayed junction with Holford Street and Pontycapel Road. Enclosed burial ground.
II	Chapel	Merthyr Tydfil	On corner site, attached to No 20 New Castle Street.
II	Church Hall at Capel Tabernacl	Merthyr Tydfil	Occupying a prominent corner site facing down Vulcan Road, Morgantown.
II	Church of St John	Merthyr Tydfil	On corner of Upper Union Street and Station Road some 100m SW of Dowlais Works Stables.
II	Church of St John the Baptist	Merthyr Tydfil	Situated on the W side of the Afon Taf in a prominent position on the N side of the Cwmdu Road.
II	Church of St John the Baptist	Merthyr Tydfil	In a prominent position on the NE side of New Church Road in Cefn Coed-y-Cymmer.
II	Hen Dy Cwrdd Unitarian Chapel	Merthyr Tydfil	Near the centre of Cefn Coed-y-Cymmer on the W side of Old Chapel Road.
II	High Street Baptist Church	Merthyr Tydfil	On a detached site midway down the pedestrianised section of High Street.
II	Ivor English Congregational Church	Merthyr Tydfil	On the SE side of Ivor Street just NW of Dowlais Works Stables and some 75m NE of the Church of St John.
II	Merthyr Christian Centre	Merthyr Tydfil	On an elevated site against the hillside with gabled front closing the view up Church Street.
II	Salem Baptist Chapel	Merthyr Tydfil	On bend in road, immediately south of The Square in centre of Bedlinog. Burial ground to the front
II	St David's Church	Merthyr Tydfil	Prominently sited in an open churchyard on the corner with Church Street, gabled W front to High Street.
II	St Illtyd's Roman Catholic Church	Merthyr Tydfil	Reached by a lane on the SW side of Balaclava Road; on steeply sloping site.
II	St Tydfil's Church	Merthyr Tydfil	Situated in an enclosed churchyard at S end of High Street close to roundabout on A470 road.
II	Tabernacle Independent Chapel.	Merthyr Tydfil	In centre of Treharris, opposite Bethel Chapel, on rise overlooking valley. Iron rails along side and stone gate piers at upper end, into forecourt.
II	Tabor Independent Chapel	Merthyr Tydfil	Prominently situated, on rising ground overlooking the Heads of the Valleys Road, at junction of High Street and Grawen Lane
II	Unitarian Chapel	Merthyr Tydfil	Set in terraced row close to corner with Church Street.
II	Wesley Methodist Church	Merthyr Tydfil	Set back slightly to right of Nos 12 and 12A Pontmorlais.
II	Zion Chapel (Capel Seion)	Merthyr Tydfil	Built across the steep slope with frontage forward to road.
II	Zoar Chapel (Welsh Congregational)	Merthyr Tydfil	Set back to rear of Nos 3, 4 and 5 Pontmorlais and reached by a gated lane shared with the adjoining Council Offices.
II	Church of Saint Llywel	Monmouthshire	Situated in Llanllowell village on S side of road to Usk.
II	Church of the Holy Trinity	Monmouthshire	About 50m further along Baker Street from the Public Library.
II	Abergavenny Methodist Church	Monmouthshire	Facing south-west over the car park with the United Reformed Church on the right
II	Abergavenny United Reformed Church	Monmouthshire	Facing south-west over the car park with the Methodist Church on the left.
II	Baptist Chapel	Monmouthshire	On a prominent corner site, approximately 150m north of Penallt War Memorial.
II	Baptist Church	Monmouthshire	Near the junction with Maryport Street, set back a little from the road behind railings, with a rubble wall along E side.
II	Bethany Chapel	Monmouthshire	At the north-east end of Market Street and forming a part of the group of historic buildings near the Town Hall in the main commercial centre of Abergavenny.
II	Bethlehem Baptist Chapel	Monmouthshire	Maesygwartha is a scattered settlement, located some 1km S of Llanelly Church. Chapel stands on N side of by-road leading to Gilwern, within small sloping cemetery.
II	Bettws Chapel	Monmouthshire	In the centre of Bettws village.
II	Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Monmouthshire	In the centre of Pandy about 1.5km north east of St Michael's Church, Llanvihangel Crucorney.
II	Cemetery Chapel	Monmouthshire	Towards the W edge of the town, the cemetery occuping a roughly traingular site, the chapel close to its entrance at NE.
II	Chapel of former Pen-y-fal Hospital	Monmouthshire	To the south-west of the main building and immediately to the north-west of the Lodge, but situated rather below the drive.
II	Church of Christchurch	Monmouthshire	Situated on the western edge of Abergavenny and reached off the A40 Brecon Road. Set back from the street in small gated churchyard.
II	Church of St Arvan	Monmouthshire	In the centre of St. Arvans village approached from the Devauden road by both Church Lane and Grange Road.
II	Church of St Bridget	Monmouthshire	To the west of the road between Penhow and Magor about 4.5km south west of Caerwent.
II	Church of St Cenhedlon	Monmouthshire	Near the centre of Rockfield village, in a wooded hollow where the road skirts the edge of a westward meander of the River Monnow.
II	Church of St David	Monmouthshire	About 5km north east of Abergavenny off the north side of the Skenfrith road.
II	Church of St David	Monmouthshire	In an islolated position approached down a track off Tre-herbert Road and about 600m west of Llandegfedd.
II	Church of St Deiniol	Monmouthshire	About 500m south of the Devauden to Chepstow Road (Itton Road, B4293).
II	Church of St Francis Xavier and St David Lewis	Monmouthshire	To N of 24 Porthycarne Street, in small churchyard which backs onto Usk Castle.
II	Church of St James	Monmouthshire	At the north end of Devauden village on the right hand side of the road to Monmouth.
II	Church of St James	Monmouthshire	In a gently sloping churchyard, on S side of the B 4521 in the centre of Llanvetherine.
II	Church of St John the Baptist	Monmouthshire	At Oldcastle which is about 4km north of Llanvihangel Crucorney village.
II	Church of St John, Llangwm Isaf	Monmouthshire	Situated adjoining Pentre Farm, some 600m N of Llangwm village, and 500m W of Llangwm Uchaf church.
II	Church of St Mary	Monmouthshire	In the centre of the village of Llanvair Discoed immediately to the south of Llanvair Castle.
II	Church of St Mary	Monmouthshire	In the centre of the hamlet of Undy, east of Magor.
II	Church of St Mary	Monmouthshire	About 1800m south west of Tintern Abbey in a field to the east of the St Arvans road.
II	Church of St Mary	Monmouthshire	High on the hillside about 400m west of Tintern Abbbey and reached by a paved footpath from Chapel Lane.
II	Church of St Michael	Monmouthshire	In the centre of Llanvihangel Crucorney village.
II	Church of St Michael	Monmouthshire	Set between the main road and river Wye on E side of Tintern Parva.
II	Church of St Peter	Monmouthshire	About 3km west of Devauden village
II	Church of St Peter	Monmouthshire	In the centre of Goetre village
II	Church of St Peter	Monmouthshire	About 1000m south west of the Church of St Tewdric but approached off the A48 immediately to the south of the bridge over the M48.
II	Church of St Tegfedd	Monmouthshire	In the centre of Llandegfedd village.
II	Church of St Thomas a Becket	Monmouthshire	In the centre of Shirenewton village.
II	Church of St. James	Monmouthshire	In a large churchyard near the junction of main roads in the centre of Wyesham.
II	Church of St. John the Baptist	Monmouthshire	In the centre of Llanhennock village on the crown of the ridge.
II	Church of St. Mary R C	Monmouthshire	Part of a group in the important residential street leading south-east from the parish church.
II	Church of the Holy Trinity	Monmouthshire	On the south side of the road towards the eastern end of Whitebrook valley.
II	Clydach Wesleyan Chapel	Monmouthshire	Located in centre of small roadside village, on S side of road, above A465 (Heads of the Valleys Road).
II	Coldbrook Chapel	Monmouthshire	At the end of a private drive past the former stable block to Coldbrook House and overlooking a landscaped pond to the north.
II	Earlswood Valley Methodist Chapel	Monmouthshire	About 4km west of Shirenewton on the northern fringe of Bica Common.
II	Gaerllwyd Baptist Church	Monmouthshire	About 3km north west of Shirenewton at the junction of the village road with the B4235.
II	Hanover Chapel	Monmouthshire	Just north of the junction on the A4052 on the east side of the minor road running along the south wall of Llanover Park from Pont Rhyd-y-meirch.
II	Llanddewi Rhydderch Baptist Chapel	Monmouthshire	In walled and gated upland burial ground, partly bounded by iron railings, about 1km south-west of Llanddewi Rhydderch, on south side of minor road leading to Abergavenny.
II	Llanvair Chapel	Monmouthshire	Chapel stands in small churchyard in open countryside some 3km NE of Llanvetherine, reached along the minor road to Llanfair Grange.
II	New Cemetery Chapel	Monmouthshire	Prominently sited at the top of the cemetery which is reached from a narrow lane immediately to south of Usk Bridge.
II	Parish Church of St Faith	Monmouthshire	On the western edge of the village and set in the slope of the circular churchyard with a lime avenue. The churchyard entrance is at the junction of Llanellen Road and the B4246 Merthyr Road.
II	Parish Church of St Helen	Monmouthshire	Situated uphill from the village in a sloping churchyard with bier house to north-east corner.
II	Raglan Baptist Chapel	Monmouthshire	Situated set back from Usk Road in lawned yard, approached by path from road.
II	Salem Baptist Chapel	Monmouthshire	Situated at SW end of village, up lane off road to Coed Cwnwr
II	Salem Presbyterian Chapel	Monmouthshire	In the centre of the Forest Coalpit settlement about 4km west of Llanvihangel Crucorney.
II	Saron Baptist Church	Monmouthshire	The chapel lies in a gated burial ground partly enclosed by iron railings, approximately 500m w of the A4042 between Llanover and Penperlleni, on a minor road leading south west to Mamhilad.
II	St Ann's	Monmouthshire	At the top of Bridge Street directly adjacent to the Powis Almshouses.
II	St Ewen's	Monmouthshire	Near the top of the hill and close to the Powis Almshouses.
II	The Chapel	Monmouthshire	Originally in open country on the north side of Abergavenny but now within the built-up area at the top of Avenue Road.
II	Trellech Grange Church	Monmouthshire	Adjoining the farm buildings at Chapel Farm.
II	Whitefield Chapel	Monmouthshire	On the east side of Pen-y-pound, some 30m north from the junction with Park Road and one of the varied group of historic buildings on the main north-eastern access to Abergavenny.
II	Church of Saint John the Baptist	Neath Port Talbot	In a prominent position on a hill above New Road on the E side of Skewen.
II	Hermon Chapel	Neath Port Talbot	Set back behind a railed forecourt facing N to an unmetalled road on the W side of Winifred Road.
II	Bethania Baptist Chapel	Neath Port Talbot	Behind a railed forecourt opposite the junction with Creswell Road.
II	Bethania Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Neath Port Talbot	Situated in the centre of Glynneath, on the S side of High Street set back in forecourt with iron rails on low stone walls with 4 stone piers.
II	Bethania Chapel	Neath Port Talbot	Set back from and above the road behind a grassed forecourt with railings to the street.
II	Bethany Chapel	Neath Port Talbot	In a prominent position in the centre of Port Talbot. The square is at the junction of Station Road and Forge Road.
II	Bethany English Presbyterian Church	Neath Port Talbot	Situated in the centre of Glynneath, on the W side of Bethania Street some 30m from the junction with High Street.
II	Bethel Chapel	Neath Port Talbot	The chapel faces E at the corner of Aqueduct Terrace. Set within a rubble stone enclosure wall with square gate piers to entrance, iron gates and flanking railings.
II	Church of Saint Ciwg	Neath Port Talbot	Situated in a rural location on the hillside some 1.5km N of the centre of Pontradawe.
II	Church of Saint Matthew	Neath Port Talbot	In a prominent position on the W side of the minor road through Dyffryn.
II	Church of St Anne	Neath Port Talbot	Set back on the S side of the main B4434 through the village.
II	Church of St Clement	Neath Port Talbot	In the centre of Briton Ferry and set within a railed churchyard.
II	Church of St Joseph	Neath Port Talbot	Fronting the street, which continues as a path to the Aberavon shopping centre. The entrance is to the E and the chancel to the W.
II	Church of St Mary	Neath Port Talbot	Located in a quadrangular churchyard, encircled by the high-level A48. Just to the S of Aberavon shopping centre.
II	Church of St Mary	Neath Port Talbot	Set back on the N side of Church Street and immediately N of the elevated A48.
II	Church of St Michael	Neath Port Talbot	Located at the corner of Ty'r Owen Row and London Row.
II	Dyffryn Chapel	Neath Port Talbot	Located at the S end of Ffrwdwyllt Cottages on the W side of the entrance road to the steelworks.
II	Gibeon Chapel	Neath Port Talbot	Prominently sited on the edge of a triangular green in the centre of Tai Bach. Forecourt to E and S bound by low walls with chamfered copings supporting iron railings. Large square piers to SE angle
II	Gorphwysfa Chapel	Neath Port Talbot	Set back from the street behind forecourt gates and railings W of the junction with Drymau Road.
II	Grove Place Chapel	Neath Port Talbot	Set behind a low snecked stone boundary wall, cut away to the N, with large square gate piers and cast iron gates with scrollwork.
II	Hebron Chapel	Neath Port Talbot	Prominently sited on high ground at the N end of Cymmer overlooking Avon Street and the river Afan to the S.
II	Holy Cross Church	Neath Port Talbot	Located in a large triangular graveyard bounded to the S by the M4.
II	Horeb Chapel	Neath Port Talbot	Centrally located in the village facing the main A4230; Bethlehem Road to rear.
II	Jerusalem Baptist Chapel	Neath Port Talbot	On the E side of the main housing estate in Bryn, set back from and above the B4282 Cwmavon to Maesteg road.
II	Jerusalem Chapel	Neath Port Talbot	Prominently sited in the centre of Pontrhydyfen, sited high above the main B4287 through the village.
II	Jerusalem Independent Chapel	Neath Port Talbot	Situated near the centre of Resolven on the B4435 some 50m SW of the junction with Williams Avenue.
II	Nazareth Chapel	Neath Port Talbot	On the S side of the main B4434 through the village on the E side of the junction with School Road, and set back from the main road behind a railed forecourt.
II	Old church of St Baglan	Neath Port Talbot	On the NE side of the churchyard of St Catharine.
II	Penuel Chapel	Neath Port Talbot	Located opposite Jersey Row and next to the Jersey Arms public house.
II	Rehoboth Baptist Chapel	Neath Port Talbot	Set back from Neath Road (A474) behind forecourt gates and approximately 150m NE of the A48 roundabout.
II	Salem Baptist Chapel	Neath Port Talbot	Set back behind a railed forecourt from Vernon Street on the W side of Neath Road.
II	Saron Old Chapel	Neath Port Talbot	Situated in Rhyd-y-fro on the E side of the A474 next to former manse and some 100m S of the new Saron chapel.
II	Seion Fforest Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Neath Port Talbot	Situated facing S on the N side of the valley of the Afon Nedd, some 50m N of the junction of Forest Hill and the A465.
II	Tabernacle Chapel	Neath Port Talbot	Facing the street running from the S side of the A4230 through the village.
II	Tabernacle Chapel	Neath Port Talbot	Located in a prominent position on the hillside overlooking the centre of Cwmavon. The vestry of 1931 is alongside.
II	Tabernacle Chapel	Neath Port Talbot	A narrow forecourt in front of the chapel faces the road and is bounded by stone gate piers and iron gates and railings.
II	Tabernacle Congregational Chapel	Neath Port Talbot
II	Wern Independent Chapel	Neath Port Talbot	Situated on the S side of the hill in the centre of Ystalyfera and just S of the Post Office.
II	Parish Church of St Dubritius	Newport	Located at the centre of Llanvaches village, surrounded by a low rubble wall with cock and hen coping and stone stile to S side.
II	Summerhill Baptist Church	Newport	On the hillside NE of Maindee centre.
II	Bethel Chapel	Newport	Almost opposite School Lane; on corner with Wesley Place.
II	Castleton Baptist Church	Newport	Prominently located on corner of the A48 and Marshfield Road. Front is bounded by a dwarf wall with railings and pyramidal capped piers with dentil cornices; low rubble wall to side.
II	Church of Ss David, Julian and Aaron	Newport	On the southern approach to the Market Place at the centre of Caerleon.
II	Church of St John the Evangelist	Newport	On the hillside above the centre of the suburb of Maindee, the W front facing Kensington Place, within a walled grassed enclosure; main entrances with gatepiers at W and SW.
II	Church of St Mary	Newport	Near junction with School Lane.
II	Church of St Mary Magdalene	Newport	To rear of Farmers' Arms public house, in churchyard with stump of medieval cross, and C19 chest and table tombs.
II	Church of the Holy Spirit	Newport	About 30m west of the junction with Isca Road.
II	Church of the Holy Trinity	Newport	In the centre of Christchurch village high on the ridge on the south side of the Usk valley.
II	Havelock Street Chapel	Newport	On corner of Havelock Street and North Street.
II	Llanthewy Road Baptist Church	Newport	Situated in a residential area W of the city centre on a sloping site on the corner of Llanthewy Road and Burleigh Road, the main frontage set back behind a walled and railed courtyard.
II	Parish Church of Langstone	Newport	Located on the E side of Langstone Lane leading from Langstone to Llanwern..
II	Parish Church of St Cadwaladr	Newport	Located to the N of road leading from Bishton village to Llanwern, set back from the road along a driveway leading to the Rectory.
II	Parish Church of St John the Baptist	Newport	Located immediately to the SE of Penhow Castle, reached via a long track leading S from the A48, enclosed by a low rubble wall.
II	Parish Church of St Martin	Newport	Located at the centre of Llanmartin village, set back from the road and bounded by a low rubble wall.
II	Parish Church of St. Mary	Newport	Set back from the E side of Malpas Road, within a large churchyard, entered via a prominent lychgate.
II	St Mark’s Church	Newport	Prominently located on the S side of Gold Tops within large sloping site between Gold Tops and Serpentine Road.
II	St Mary RC Presbytery	Newport	To S (right) of front of church.
II	St Michael's Roman Catholic Church	Newport	Located on the corner of Clarence Street and St Michael's Street.
II	St Patrick's Roman Catholic Church	Newport	Prominently situated some 10 m E of junction with Fairfax Road.
II	St Paul’s Church	Newport	On corner with Palmyra Place.
II	Tabernacle Chapel	Newport	Located on the N side of the A48, approximately 1km E of The Rock and Fountain Inn. Set back from the road with the Memorial Hall incorporated at the W end.
II	Capel Y Trefnyddion Calvinaidd	Pembrokeshire	Situated facing into a courtyard on eastern side of road, facing former school (now youth hostel).
II	Church of Saint David	Pembrokeshire	Situated down short lane W of main street in Prendergast, overlooking Sydney Rees Way.
II	Church of St Brynach	Pembrokeshire	In churchyard 20m SW of Llanfyrnach Bridge.
II	Church of St Julian	Pembrokeshire	Situated S of the harbour and to the N of Bridge Street.
II	Church of St. John the Baptist	Pembrokeshire	At S side of the A40(T) road, 4 km W of Canaston Bridge.
II	Church of St. Marcellus	Pembrokeshire	To the SW of the village of Martletwy, in a large churchyard with hedge facing the road and stone gate-piers with short wing-walls.
II	East Williamston Parish Church	Pembrokeshire	East Williamston
II	Flimston Chapel	Pembrokeshire	On RAC Castlemartin Range, W of road to Stack Rocks.
II	Molleston Baptist Chapel	Pembrokeshire	1½ km E of Templeton village, 100 m N of the A4115, reached by a gated driveway.
II	Old Church of St. John the Baptist	Pembrokeshire	100 m SE of Slebech Park, on a site close to the Eastern Cleddau estuary.
II	Penuel Baptist Chapel	Pembrokeshire	Situated at W end of the village, W of junction with road to Rhos-hill. The chapel was built 1861-2 by John Evans of Cilgerran for ú750; the vestry in 1908-9 by W L Michael of Newcastle Emlyn for ú33
II	St Peter's and St Joseph's	Pembrokeshire	Situated between the end of the cottage row and The Forge, on the N side of the path to the parish church.
II	St. Petrox Church	Pembrokeshire	Stackpole
II	Albany United Reformed Church	Pembrokeshire	Situated set back in railed forecourt, just S of Rosemary Lane.
II	Berachah Presbyterian Church	Pembrokeshire	Situated in the centre of Goodwick on the N side of New Hill some 85m from its junction with Station Hill.
II	Bethabara Baptist Chapel	Pembrokeshire	Situated set back on the N side of the minor road through Pontyglasier just E of the bridge over the Afon Bannon.
II	Bethel Baptist Church	Pembrokeshire	Situated on corner of Upper Meyrick and Bush Streets.
II	Bethel Chapel	Pembrokeshire	Situated on the E side of a minor road to Glandy Cross some 250m S of the road junction at Mynachlog Ddu.
II	Bethel Congregational Chapel	Pembrokeshire	In the village of St. Florence, 100 m SE of the Church, on a corner site facing N with a lane at the W side.
II	Bethesda Baptist Chapel	Pembrokeshire	Located behind the street line, reached via narrow cul-de-sac mid-way along the High Street.
II	Bethesda Congregational Chapel	Pembrokeshire	100 m W of the Bethesda crossroads in the village of Bethesda, on the B4313, standing in a large graveyard; stone gatepiers, simple iron gates.
II	Bethlehem Baptist Chapel	Pembrokeshire	Situated at E end of street, opposite Mill Lane.
II	Blaenfos Baptist Chapel	Pembrokeshire	Situated in centre of Blaenffos, between A 478 and lane to Crosswell.
II	Brynberian Independent Chapel	Pembrokeshire	Situated in Brynberian village some 150 m S of the Post Office.
II	Burnett's Hill Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Pembrokeshire	At S side of an unclassified road, 1.5 km SW of Martletwy Village. Stone wall to the road with a simple iron gate.
II	Caerau Independent Chapel	Pembrokeshire	Situated in isolated hamlet some 3.5 km NE of St Nicholas.
II	Cana Chapel	Pembrokeshire	Situated by roadside in village centre, set back behind railed forecourt.
II	Capel Bedyddwyr Elim	Pembrokeshire	Situated on north side of the main street, towards the west end.
II	Capel Newydd	Pembrokeshire	Situated in centre of Newchapel, on N side of B 4332.
II	Capel Pentour,	Pembrokeshire	Situated towards upper end of Tower Hill, opposite Rock House.
II	Capel Sion	Pembrokeshire	Situated 150m SW of the crossroads at the centre of Scleddau.
II	Capel y Bedydddwyr	Pembrokeshire	Situated behind long forecourt on northern side of A487 about 50m east of crossroads at Croesgoch.
II	Capel y Bedydddwyr	Pembrokeshire	Situated above lane running north from junction at eastern end of bridge at Middle Mill, some 150 m form Corn Mill.
II	Carvan Congregational Chapel	Pembrokeshire	2 km E of Lampeter Velfrey. Graveyard to the S side with rendered stone boundary wall and a simple iron gate. Separate vestry building within the graveyard.
II	Chapel of our Lady & St Non	Pembrokeshire	Situated in garden immediately SE of Saint Non's Retreat House.
II	Church of All Saints	Pembrokeshire	Situated some 300m E of the cross roads in Walton West, on the N side of the road running E from Little Haven.
II	Church of Saint Bridget	Pembrokeshire	Situated some 100m SE of the coast at St Brides Haven, approximately 750m E of St Brides Castle.
II	Church of Saint Clydai	Pembrokeshire	Situated in a rural location on the S side of a minor road some 750m NE of Star.
II	Church of Saint David	Pembrokeshire	Situated on N side of lane from Cilgerran to Abercych some 500m E of Cilfowyr crossroads.
II	Church of Saint David	Pembrokeshire	Situated on W side of A478 some 800m S of Penybryn.
II	Church of Saint Dogmael	Pembrokeshire	At a crossroads just E of Pont Mynachlog-ddu some 2.5km SW of the centre of Mynachlog-Ddu village.
II	Church of Saint Ismael	Pembrokeshire	In a prominent position between the estuary of the Cleddau Wen and the village of Uzmaston.
II	Church of Saint James the Great	Pembrokeshire	Situated to W of Dale village, just E of Dale Castle.
II	Church of Saint Jerome	Pembrokeshire	In a prominent position on the W side of the main road N through Llangwm village.
II	Church of Saint John the Evangelist	Pembrokeshire	Situated on W corner of Church Street and Bush Street.
II	Church of Saint Lawrence	Pembrokeshire	Situated in the churchyard at St Lawrence on the E side of the minor road S from the Western Cleddau.
II	Church of Saint Mary	Pembrokeshire	On the N side of the entrance to the drive to Pant y Deri some 2.5km W of Blaenffos.
II	Church of Saint Mary	Pembrokeshire	Situated on the E side of the village green at Herbrandston.
II	Church of Saint Mary	Pembrokeshire	In a prominent position in the centre of the village green at Maenclochog.
II	Church of Saint Mary	Pembrokeshire	Situated in churchyard on S side of Spittal village.
II	Church of Saint Mary the Virgin	Pembrokeshire	Situated in a remote and imposing location, some 1.5k SW of the centre of Little Haven and some 100m S of the cliffs W of Musselwick.
II	Church of Saint Meilyr	Pembrokeshire	On the SW side of Llys-y-fran near the bottom of the valley of the Afon Syfni just 200m SE of the dam.
II	Church of Saint Michael	Pembrokeshire	In the churchyard on the N side of Main Street facing its E junction with East Back.
II	Church of Saint Peter	Pembrokeshire	On the S side of a minor road W to Middle and Upper Hasguard, some 100m N of Lower Hasguard.
II	Church of Saint Teilo	Pembrokeshire	Situated SW of the village street in large sloping churchyard.
II	Church of Saint Thomas	Pembrokeshire	Situated in large churchyard N of the abbey ruins.
II	Church of Saint Thomas a Becket	Pembrokeshire	Situated at end of short lane running E from St Thomas' Green.
II	Church of Saint Tudwal	Pembrokeshire	Just above the beach some 650m E of the junction of Church Road and Hazel Bank Hill.
II	Church of Saint Tysilio	Pembrokeshire	Situated in the centre of the churchyard on the S side of Heol-y-llan some 150m W of the A478 through Llandissilio.
II	Church of St Aidan	Pembrokeshire	Situated towards the western end of High Street opposite junction with road to Whitchurch.
II	Church of St Andrew	Pembrokeshire	Situated some 400m E of village at crest of hill on lane running E from Moylgrove Bridge.
II	Church of St Brynach	Pembrokeshire
II	Church of St Colman	Pembrokeshire	Situated some 600m down lane running S off B 4332, just W of Cilwendeg main entrance.
II	Church of St David	Pembrokeshire	Situated in the centre of Whitchurch hamlet; on southern side of road, about 100 m E of junction with lane from Upper Solva.
II	Church of St Dogfael	Pembrokeshire	Situated some 500m down narrow lane to Castell Henllys, running N from A 487.
II	Church of St Ishmael	Pembrokeshire	Situated in the churchyard in a prominent position in the centre of Lambston.
II	Church of St Ishmael	Pembrokeshire	Situated in a wooded valley leading to Monk Haven, some 700m SW of the centre of the village of St Ishmaels.
II	Church of St Ismael	Pembrokeshire	In churchyard towards S end of village, backing onto ancient fort
II	Church of St Issel	Pembrokeshire	In a rural location on the W bank of the Cleddau Wen some 100m SE of Lower Haroldston Farm.
II	Church of St James the Great	Pembrokeshire	In a prominent position on the top of a hill in the centre of Walwyn's Castle.
II	Church of St Lawrence	Pembrokeshire	In churchyard, on corner of lane. To NE of Yerbeston Farm.
II	Church of St Madoc	Pembrokeshire	Situated in Nolton village, on N side of road.
II	Church of St Mary	Pembrokeshire	Angle
II	Church of St Mary	Pembrokeshire	In hamlet of Lower Nash, 1 km SE of Cosheston Church. Reached by a side road N of the A477 road.
II	Church of St Mary	Pembrokeshire	Situated in Roch village, just SE of Roch Castle.
II	Church of St Nicholas	Pembrokeshire	Situated in isolated position some 150m down lane running S from junction about 330m E of Rhydyfantwn Bridge.
II	Church of St Nicholas	Pembrokeshire	Situated in centre of village.
II	Church of St Peter	Pembrokeshire	Situated on terrace above road some 200m SW of the Library.
II	Church of St Thomas A Beckett	Pembrokeshire	Situated set back behind No 26 The Rath.
II	Church of St Tyfie and St Faith	Pembrokeshire	At centre of Lamphey village. There are various spellings of the name Tyfie.
II	Church of St. Peter	Pembrokeshire	At the E end of Lampeter Velfrey village, in a circular churchyard surrounded by a stone wall. Iron gate and cobbled path from gate to porch.
II	Church of St. Womar	Pembrokeshire	In an isolated group with Minwear Farm and Minwear Lodge, 2½ km N of Martletwy village. Churchyard with stone wall, simple iron gate.
II	Church of the Holy Martyrs	Pembrokeshire	Situated in centre of hilltop village, within rectangular burial ground.
II	Church of the Holy Rood and Saint Teilo	Pembrokeshire	Situated on the W side of St Florence Parade opposite the town wall just S of the entrance to St George's Street.
II	Deer Park Baptist Church	Pembrokeshire	Situated some 50m N of junction of Greenhill Road with Warren Street and White Lion Street.
II	Dreenhill Chapel	Pembrokeshire	Situated immediately E of The Croft Farm and to the N of a green lane going E off the minor road through Dreenhill.
II	Ebenezer Chapel	Pembrokeshire	Situated raised above Perrot Road with chapel entry from Ebenezer Row.
II	Ffynnon Baptist Chapel	Pembrokeshire	1 km W of Llanddewi Velfrey village
II	Gedeon Independent Chapel	Pembrokeshire	Situated on bank above main road, facing W, opposite land Cwm-yr-Eglwys.
II	Gilead Old Chapel	Pembrokeshire	Situated on NW side of main road. Opposite the present Gilead Chapel.
II	Glandwr Chapel	Pembrokeshire	Situated on the S side of Glandwr some 120m S of the crossroads in the village centre.
II	Glanrhyd Chapel	Pembrokeshire	Situated on B4582 road some 1.5km W of junction with A487.
II	Hill Park Baptist Church	Pembrokeshire	Situated at the foot of Prendergast Hill, side on to roundabout and abutting No. 25 Bridge End Square.
II	Llangloffan Baptist Chapel	Pembrokeshire	Situated in centre of hamlet, on E side of triangular green.
II	Mount Pleasant Baptist Chapel	Pembrokeshire	Situated near the centre of Pembroke, set back on the N side of East Back and near its E junction with Main Street.
II	Mount Pleasant Baptist Chapel	Pembrokeshire	Set back on northern side of High Street, opposite Portland Place.
II	Mounton Chapel	Pembrokeshire	In an isolated position at the S edge of Canaston Wood, 1 km N of Mounton Farm. No graveyard wall or tombstones. Base of a preaching cross survives close to the SW corner.
II	Newton North Church	Pembrokeshire	In an isolated position reached across fields about 1 km W of Newhouse Farm.
II	Paran Chapel	Pembrokeshire	Situated at southern end of small group of buildings at Paran, on western side of lane to Caerwen, some 100 m NW of junction with lane from Tremaenhir to Brawdy.
II	Parish Church of St Andrew	Pembrokeshire	Located within a spacious churchyard at the end of Church Street on the southern edge of the town.
II	Parish Church of St Mary	Pembrokeshire	Situated in the churchyard which is just NE of The Square, between Barclays Bank and No 1.
II	Parish Church of St Teilo	Pembrokeshire	In a rectangular churchyard on the left at the end of a lane leading off the B4314 and adjoining Crinow Farm.
II	Penybryn Baptist Chapel	Pembrokeshire	Cilgerran
II	Ramoth Baptist Church	Pembrokeshire	Situated on the W side of the road through Abercych, some 100m from the junction with the B 4332.
II	RC Church of Saint David and Saint Patrick	Pembrokeshire	Situated towards upper end of street, set back between Nos 63 and 67.
II	Redberth Parish Church	Pembrokeshire	At E side of the village of Redberth, in a small churchyard surrounded by rubblestone walls with ashlar gatepiers. A fragment of a cross with chamfered limbs stands near to the Church door
II	Reynalton Church	Pembrokeshire	At the NW of Reynalton village, in a small churchyard N of the village street.
II	Rhydwilym Baptist Chapel	Pembrokeshire	To S of River Cleddau, on minor road, about half way between Llandissilio and Llangolman Common.
II	Robeston Wathen Church	Pembrokeshire	Prominently situated on a hilltop site at the centre of the village of Robeston Wathen, in a raised graveyard with rubble stone walling.
II	Saron Baptist Chapel	Pembrokeshire	Situated in Letterston on the S side of the B4331 some 600m W of its junction with the A40.
II	St Andrew's Presbyterian Church	Pembrokeshire	Set back towards east end of street, between Laws and Gwyther Streets.
II	St Cawrda Church	Pembrokeshire	Situated some 45m E of Jordonston Hall towards the S of Scleddau community.
II	St Elidyr's Church	Pembrokeshire	In an isolated position reached by a farm lane and a field track ½ km NE of Llanteg. The church stands in a roughly rectangular graveyard, only the E half of which is ancient.
II	St Elidy's Church Cross Base	Pembrokeshire	Near the S porch of St Elidyr's Church, Amroth.
II	St John's United Reformed Church	Pembrokeshire	On the S corner of the junction of South Parade and Warren Street.
II	St Marys Church	Pembrokeshire	Situated 100m SE of Manorowen House, some 1.25 km S of Goodwick on the A487.
II	St Michael's Church	Pembrokeshire	At the W edge of the village of Cosheston. The churchyard is to the S of the street and surrounded by stone walls.
II	St. David's Parish Church	Pembrokeshire	Situated in a small churchyard on ground sloping to the S, reached from the village by a lane S via Plas Crwn and Cwmllan. Isolated from present-day settlement.
II	Tabernacle Congregational Chapel	Pembrokeshire	Situated towards eastern end of street, on corner of Mansfield Street.
II	Tabernacle Independent Chapel	Pembrokeshire	Situated set back from street on raised forecourt.
II	Tabernacle United Reformed Church	Pembrokeshire	Situated behind a railed forecourt just in from St James Street.
II	Tabor Baptist Chapel	Pembrokeshire	Situated NE of Bwlchmawr, some 100 m N of A487, on N side of lane to Brynhenllan.
II	Temple Druid	Pembrokeshire	At the end of a short drive N off a minor road some 1.3km E of Maenclochog village.
II	The Church Chapel	Pembrokeshire	Situated at south end of street, facing down Goat Street.
II	Thorne Chapel	Pembrokeshire	Reached from the B4319 via a small lane skirting the E side of Merrion Camp.
II	Ty Rhos Chapel	Pembrokeshire	Situated on W side of road from Cilgerran to Rhos Hill, some 2km S of Cilgerran.
II	Wesley Chapel	Pembrokeshire	In Carew village, at the E side of the road approaching Carew Bridge. The Chapel stands back from the road behind a high wall with gatepiers and wrought-iron gates.
II	Wesleyan Methodist Chapel	Pembrokeshire	Situated on corner of Perrot Road and Chapel Lane.
II	Yr Hen Capel	Pembrokeshire	Situated on roadside at end of terraced row.
II	Zion Baptist Chapel	Pembrokeshire	Reached by a minor road from Deeplake to South Dairy Mountain, to the N of the A40(T).
II	Zion C. M. Chapel	Pembrokeshire	In the main street of the village of Begelly, on the E side. Small forecourt with stone piers, wrought iron railings and cast iron gate. Graveyard to the N and E. The chapel, school and house are in a
II	Zoar Baptist Chapel	Pembrokeshire	At W side of an unclassified road 1 km SW of Llanteg. The chapel stands in a large graveyard with a hedge to the roadside.
II	Roman Catholic Church of St Michael	Powys	On the corner with St Michael Street.
II	Aberhosan Independent Chapel	Powys	Situated on the W edge of Aberhosan on the N side of the minor road through the village.
II	All Saints Church	Powys	Isolated building on W side of Mochdre, within a churchyard.
II	All Saint's Church	Powys	On the street line opposite the junction with Llanllwchaiarn Road.
II	Alpha Presbyterian Church	Powys	Occupies prominent site overlooking The Groe.
II	Baptist Chapel (capel-y-ffin)	Powys	The Chapel stands in its own small grounds behind the Church of St Mary.
II	Baptist Church	Powys	At corner of Norton Street and Russell Street with doorways to both sides.
II	Bethabara Baptist Chapel	Powys	Situated in a burial ground at the bottom of the street close to Crickhowell Bridge.
II	Bethel Baptist Chapel	Powys	Set back on the W side of the B4520 on the bank of the Nant y Groes some 700m N of Pwllgloyw.
II	Bethel Baptist Church	Powys	By roadside on E-W public street through village.
II	Bethel Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Powys	Situated approximately 200m W of the centre of Llanfihangel Nant Bran and some 150m N of the bridge over the Nant Bran.
II	Bethel Chapel	Powys	The chapel is located at an angle to the road, at the entrance to Bont Dolgadfan village from the B 4518, behind the house Tan-y-capel. The schoolroom and meeting room are attached by a lean-to roof
II	Bethesda Chapel	Powys	Located in a prominent position in the fork of two roads, between the centre of Llangattock village and the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal.
II	Bethlehem Chapel	Powys	Located alongside the main road to Meifod, 550m from Neuadd Bridge junction with the A458. The main entrance is approached directly from the road by a cobbled path, the forecourt is enclosed by cast
II	Bettws Penpont Church	Powys	Situated in churchyard N of the A40, reached from Penpont main drive.
II	Bilidu Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Powys	In the village of Pentre-bach 4km N of Sennybridge. On rising ground to W of village centre.
II	Bont Dolgadfan Independent Chapel	Powys	Located near the centre of Bont Dolgadfan, beside the road leading to Ty-gwyn farm. The chapel is set lengthwise and above the road, behind its railed forecourt set on the retaining wall.
II	Brecon Presbyterian Church	Powys	Set back from road, opposite Conway Street.
II	Bronydd Baptist Chapel	Powys	Situated on sloping site approximately 100 metres south-east of the A 438 and 2km north-east of Clyro.
II	Bryneglwys	Powys	Situated opposite S entry to churchyard.
II	Brynglwys	Powys	Located opposite church gates, on the corner of Back Lane, and attached to Rosendaal. Short front garden enclosed by railings set on a low stone wall.
II	Cae-Bach Chapel	Powys	Reached by a short lane north off Brookland Road leading to Caebach. Chapel set back to the west of this lane at the end of a gated pathway with small graveyard to the front. The ground falls away s
II	Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Powys	Llanidloes
II	Capel Adfa	Powys	The chapel is prominently sited in the centre of Adfa village.
II	Capel Annibynnol	Powys	On the SE edge of the town, set well back from the road beyond burial ground.
II	Capel Beili Heulog	Powys	Situated in an extremely isolated position in the Nant yr Offeiriad valley some 2 km W of Gwenddwr, reached by a track from Groeswen farm.
II	Capel Bethel	Powys	In a prominent location near the centre of the town adjacent to the bridge over the River Irfon. The entrance faces the road (E) and the S side faces Victoria Square. To the W is an adjoining house,
II	Capel Carmel	Powys	Located in the hamlet of Carmel, to the SW of Llanllugan and Adfa.
II	Capel Newbridge	Powys	Near the confluence of Afon Efyrnwy and Afon Banwy, to south-east of New Bridge Mechain, about 2.5km SW of Meifod.
II	Capel Peniel	Powys	Situated at W end of Carno village, opposite road to Llanllugan and Laura Ashley factory. Set back from the road and bounded by a wall on N, E and W sides.
II	Capel Salem	Powys	Situated on the N edge of Llansilin, on the E side of a minor road N from the B4580.
II	Capel Sammah	Powys	Situated on the S side of the minor road through Cwm Llinau some 150m E of the A470.
II	Capel Sardis	Powys	Situated on E side of the Cwm Camlais lane about 3 km S of junction with A40 opposite Abercamlais drive.
II	Capel Saron	Powys	Situated at a junction of minor roads some 1.8 km south-east of Pont Dolanog. Stone walls to road with Victorian letterbox. The chapel and house are approached from the crossroads corner of the site.
II	Capel Saron MC	Powys	Located on rising ground on the W side of the narrowed valley of the Afon Garno, within the scattered village of Pont-dôl-goch.
II	Capel Soar	Powys	Situated in Soar hamlet, on bank on W side of lane.
II	Capel y Craig	Powys	Situated at right angles to both Heol Powys to S and Graig Fach to N; faces W. The main entrance is from Heol Powys.
II	Cemetery Chapel	Powys	Located at the centre of the cemetery, near the centre of Guilsfield.
II	Cemetery Chapel (NW)	Powys	In the cemetery about 1km to NW of town centre. This chapel to NW of circular turning area in cemetery.
II	Cemetery Chapel (SE)	Powys	In the cemetery about 1km to NW of town centre. This chapel to SE of circular turning area in cemetery.
II	Chapel at Aberclydach	Powys	On the S slope of Cwm Clydach, W of the hamlet of Aberclydach, opposite the Quarryworkers Cottages.
II	Chapel at Bronllys Hospital	Powys	Situated in open ground to the west of Bronllys; the chapel lies to the south of the widely spaced pavilions making up the former tuberculosis sanatorium.
II	Christ Church Parish Church	Powys	In the centre of the village, set at the top of a sloping rubble-walled churchyard.
II	Church of All Saints	Powys	In a large rectangular churchyard near the S end of the village.
II	Church of Saint Beuno	Powys	Set back from the street in a churchyard of roughly circular shape.
II	Church of Saint Cynog	Powys	On the W side of Battle in a churchyard S of the road through the village.
II	Church of Saint John Evangelist	Powys	On the west side of the A483, 2km approx NE of Welshpool.
II	Church of Saint Mary	Powys	Situated on the N side of the road junction in the centre of Talachddu.
II	Church of Saint Mary and Saint Cynidr	Powys	At Aberyscir S of the Trallong to Cradoc road some 50m NE of Aberyscir Court.
II	Church of Saint Teilo	Powys	Situated in centre of Llandeilo'r Fan village.
II	Church of St Afan	Powys	Set in a large churchyard adjacent to the main road and opposite the Red Lion Inn. In a very prominent position with fine views all around.
II	Church of St Bride	Powys	To S of B 4515 Elan Valley road. In large churchyard above River Wye, with early C19 tombstones, and iron gates to road.
II	Church of St Brynach	Powys	In a prominent position in the centre of the village of Llanfrynach.
II	Church of St Cadfan	Powys	In the village of Llangadfan to south of the Afon Banwy. The church stands a little east of centre in a churchyard surrounded by a wall in slatey stone; gate to west, steps down to field at south. W
II	Church of St Cadfarch	Powys	Located towards the W end of the village, set back from the N side of the main road.
II	Church of St Cattwg	Powys	Situated in a prominent position in Llanspyddid village on S side of A40.
II	Church of St Cedwyn	Powys	On S side of B 4396, in large churchyard (extended 1870), opposite the entrance to Llangedwyn Hall. Stone churchyard wall with iron gates.
II	Church of St Cynidr and St Peter	Powys	Located on elevated ground parallel to the main Hay-on-Wye to Brecon road, the churchyard originally bounded on the SE side by the railway.
II	Church of St Cynllo	Powys	In a round churchyard on the hillside N of the village centre.
II	Church of St Cynog	Powys	The church is located near the centre of a large circular graveyard, at the centre of the small village of Boughrood.
II	Church of St Cynog	Powys	At centre of the village of Llangynog at edge of the river floodplain, in a raised churchyard enclosed by a tall wall with steps and iron gates to the south. Tablet of 1791 in wall at north of churchy
II	Church of St Cynon	Powys	Located on raised ground on W side of village, overlooking Bechan valley. The church is sited in a churchyard with rubble retaining wall to S.
II	Church of St David	Powys	In a round churchyard on the N side of the road through the village.
II	Church of St David	Powys	An isolated church within a round churchyard approximately 6.2km ENE of Aberedw.
II	Church of St David	Powys	Within a churchyard on the N side of a minor road between Knucklas and Llangunllo, approximately 1.3km WNW of Knucklas village.
II	Church of St David	Powys	The settlement of Llanddewi'r Cwm is about 2km S of Builth Wells on B4250. The church stands in a large churchyard on SE side of the road.
II	Church of St David	Powys	Isolated position 3.2 kilometres south west of Painscastle, reached along pathway from Cwm.
II	Church of St David	Powys	On S side of road through village, in churchyard with views over River Usk, towards the Brecon Beacons.
II	Church of St David	Powys	Lies on the edge of Whitton Village, 150 yards north-west from the crossroads just off the B4356 Presteigne - Llangunllo Road.
II	Church of St David or St Llyr	Powys	The church stands in a churchyard on the S side of a bend in the Afon Irfon. It is reached down a long track N off a minor road some 3.5km W of Builth Wells.
II	Church of St David, Llanfaes	Powys	On corner with Bailihelig Road. In churchyard with late C18 and early C19 gravestones
II	Church of St Dubricius	Powys	Situated in churchyard on W side of Gwenddwr village.
II	Church of St Ffraed	Powys	On rising ground just above the main road to Brecon which passes beneath it to W close by the River Usk, set in a roughly rectangular walled churchyard.
II	Church of St Garmon	Powys	The church is set at the centre of the nucleated village, in the sub-rectangular former bailey of the castle, with a motte at the N corner. The motte is a scheduled ancient monument, 6/2203/Mg117.
II	Church of St John	Powys	In a churchyard on the W side of the road, 0.9km N of Builth Road station.
II	Church of St John the Evangelist	Powys	In the centre of Tretower on S side of A479 and N of Tretower Court. The site occupies a triangular plot surrounded by minor roads.
II	Church of St Llonio	Powys	Located immediately N of the village centre, on a spur jutting into the Severn valley, and within a fortified promontory fort, the defensive bank forming, until recently, the N boundary of the churchy
II	Church of St Llonio	Powys	Located immediately N of the village centre, on a spur jutting into the Severn valley, and within a fortified promontory fort, the defensive bank forming, until recently, the N boundary of the churchy
II	Church of St Maritius	Powys	Situated in small churchyard, reached by short lane up to NW from A470 some 120m N of Abernant.
II	Church of St Mary	Powys	Set above the road in a large, partly embanked enclosure with numerous chest tombs.
II	Church of St Mary	Powys	Llanfair Caereinion
II	Church of St Mary	Powys	Situated on N side of lane, some 1.8km W of Llanfrynach village.
II	Church of St Mary The Virgin	Powys	In an isolated position just outside the hamlet of Snead, to the S of the main A 489, 5km from Churchstoke. The church occupies the centre of a small rectangular churchyard which is raised above the
II	Church of St Matthew	Powys	Set back from the road in a walled churchyard approximately 1km NE of Builth Wells.
II	Church of St Meilig	Powys	The church is set in an oval churchyard at the centre of the small village, standing back from the A.438 Brecon to Hereford road.
II	Church of St Michael	Powys	Located beside the main road from Forden to Gaer, 500m W of its junction with the main A490 from Welshpool to Montgomery.
II	Church of St Michael	Powys	Isolated setting about 2.5km (1+ miles) E of Llandrindod Wells, close under the banks of Ceffnlys Castle. Formerly the centre of Ceffnlys borough, a now deserted village.
II	Church of St Michael	Powys	Situated in the centre of the village of Llanfihangel Nant Bran.
II	Church of St Michael	Powys	Located in the centre of the village within a large rectangular churchyard.
II	Church of St Michael	Powys	Occupies an elevated position in the centre of Discoed, to the south of the castle mound.
II	Church of St Michael	Powys	The church is set within a polygonal churchyard adjacent to the main road, surrounded by a number of yew trees.
II	Church of St Michael	Powys	Stands above the SE bank of Llangorse Lake and just below the main road between Bwlch and Llangors in a steeply sloping churchyard bordered to E by a stone wall with railings and gatepiers.
II	Church of St Michael and All Angels	Powys	Situated on rising ground just N of the main village thoroughfare, the churchyard sloping E to the River Tawel.
II	Church of St Nicholas	Powys	The church stands in a large circular churchyard in a raised position overlooking the confluence of the Rivers Caebitra and Camlad in a central position within the village.
II	Church of St Padarn	Powys	Set back in a churchyard on the W side of the A483, approximately 0.5km S of the village centre.
II	Church of St Padarn	Powys	Within a churchyard on the N bank of the River Edw, N of Llanbadarn-y-garreg bridge.
II	Church of St Paul	Powys	Located on sloping ground of a narrow valley, at a sharp bend of the road. The small church is approached from gates through an avenue of trees, installed and planted to commemorate the 1887 Golden J
II	Church of St Peter and St Illtyd	Powys	Situated down lane running S from A40, just E of Peterstone Court.
II	Church of St Stephen	Powys	Located near the crest of the hill, with extensive views SE over the valley of the Wye, and is set towards the N end of its large ovoid churchyard.
II	Church of St Tecla	Powys	Set in a raised churchyard away from main road.
II	Church of St Tydecho	Powys	Set in a roughly circular churchyard at the N end of the village.
II	Church of St. Cadwaladr	Powys	At south side of Ffordd Sugn, 2 km north of Moelfre. The churchyard is entered by iron gates in a stone wall at north and west, and is hedged and fenced elsewhere. Many chest tombs. Considerable numbe
II	Church of St. Cynllo	Powys	Elevated position in centre of Llangunllo village.
II	Church of St. Erfyl	Powys	Llanerfyl
II	Church of St. Gwendoline	Powys	Located immediately NE of the centre of the village, approximately 60m from the A.470.
II	Church of St. Mary	Powys	Located behind the road side development of Church Street, adjacent to the large moated manorial site.
II	Church of St. Peter	Powys	Occupying an elevated position about 300m N of Evenjobb village; above the road leading to Whitton.
II	Church of St. Tysilio	Powys	Isolated position, set back from Welshpool to Oswestry Road, one mile south of Llanymynech.
II	Church of St. Tyssil	Powys	Located on the NW side of the village on flat ground, between the rectory and the school.
II	Church of St.Gwynnog	Powys	At the E end of the village, N of the B4568 and the Severn Valley, in a slightly raised position.
II	Church of the Holy Trinity	Powys	Prominently situated in the Penrhos valley
II	Cil Chapel	Powys	On the W side of the B4385 Castle Caereinion Road, 1km approx. NW of Berriew village.
II	Ebenezer United Reformed Church	Powys	Set back and high above the road with small grassed and railed churchyard to front rubble embankment wall.
II	Glasbury Methodist Church	Powys	Located along the side the road from Glasbury to Boughrood, at the eastern edge of the hamlet of Cwmbach, within its narrow graveyard which extends further to the W
II	Glasbury United Reformed Chapel	Powys	The chapel is situated in a walled enclosure at the centre of the SE side of The Green, with its gable facing on to the Green.
II	Gosen Chapel	Powys	Between Rivers Irfon and Dulas. On S side of road about 250m east of road junction.
II	Hebron Congregational Chapel	Powys	Situated in graveyard on S side of village square at Crickadarn.
II	Hepzibah Baptist Chapel	Powys	Situated above village on W side of lane to Crickadarn some 130m S from A470.
II	Hermon Congregational Chapel	Powys	Painscastle
II	Hodley United Reformed Church	Powys	Located on the E side of the road from Kerry to Abermiwl, within the small hamlet of Hodley.
II	Holy Trinity Parish Church	Powys	Situated in the upper part of the town to the north-east of the Grand Pavilion and recreation ground.
II	Hope Chapel	Powys	Situated on the N side of the A481 approximately 4.5km NE of Builth Wells towards Hundred House.
II	Horeb Congregational Church	Powys	Set opposite parish church in small railed yard.
II	Llanidloes Baptist Chapel	Powys	Llanidloes
II	Llyswen Presbyterian Church	Powys	Located within its own linear churchyard, alongside the main Builth to Crickhowell Road, just beyond the S end of Llyswen village. The churchyard has a stone wall with a gate opening along the road f
II	Maengwyn Chapel	Powys	Detached nearer the western end of the street. Railed and walled forecourt.
II	Maesyrhelm Baptist Chapel	Powys	Situated on the hillside on the W side of the Afon Ithon reached from the A483 by a minor road over Maes-yr-helm Bridge.
II	Memorial Baptist Chapel	Powys	On prominent corner site, opposite St Mary's churchyard, set behind low railed wall.
II	Methodist Church (Presteigne)	Powys	Set back from the street with a walled and railed forecourt.
II	Moity Chapel	Powys	Located on the N side of the road from Llowes to Painscastle, near the junction of the lane to Gogia. Set in a small burial ground.
II	Montgomery Presbyterian Church	Powys	Situated near the centre of Montgomery, on the E side of Princes Street, just S of its junction with Arthur Street.
II	Moriah Chapel	Powys	Set back from the W side of the road through Abergwesyn and reached by a short path. The entrance is to the W end.
II	Moriah Eglwys Presbyteraidd Cymru	Powys	Located at the corner of Bridge Street and High Street at the centre of the town.
II	Old Church of St. Tyssil	Powys	Located on a hillside to the SE of Llandyssil village. The remains of the church are within a roughly circular graveyard which is still in use.
II	Olewydd Congregational Chapel	Powys	Set back from the main road with its own burial ground, approximately 0.9km W of Llanfechan Church.
II	Pantycelyn Baptist Chapel	Powys	An isolated chapel 2.6km NW of Eglwys Oen Duw, set above the E side of a minor road between Beulah and Abergwesyn.
II	Parish Church of St David	Powys	In a spacious churchyard in a prominent position facing New Church Street.
II	Parish Church of St Eigon	Powys	Situated on rising ground in an elevated position overlooking Llanigon.
II	Parish Church of St Llwchaiarn	Powys	In a large triangular churchyard on the roadside.
II	Parish church of St Mary	Powys	Formerly listed under West Street.
II	Parish Church of St Peter	Powys	To N of the town centre.
II	Parish Church of St Thomas	Powys	At west of the village of Penybontfawr, in a large stone-walled churchyard.
II	Parish Church of St Tydecho	Powys	On a small hill to the north-west of the village of Foel. Stone churchyard wall; iron gate at north.
II	Penarth Independent Chapel	Powys	Located 2km to the S of Llanfair Caereinion on a minor road, NE of Gibbett Hill. The Chapel has a narrow forecourt on the SE with cast iron railings and a central gate. The graveyard lies behind the
II	Penmyarth Park Chapel	Powys	In Penmyarth Park approximately 550m W of Glanusk Bridge, on N side of River Usk. The church is surrounded by railings.
II	Pennal Independent Chapel	Powys	In the Llyfnant Valley on the N side of Glaspwll, fronting a group of 2 farm buildings at Cae Saer. A farmyard boundary wall adjoins the NW angle of the chapel, with a gate to the S. The farm buildi
II	Pentre Llifior Chapel	Powys	On the road from Berriew to Bettws Cedewain, 5km approx SW of Berriew village.
II	Penuel Chapel	Powys	Approximately 1km NNE of Cwmdu church on N side of minor road from A479 to Cwm Rhos. The chapel is within a walled graveyard with a steep embankment at rear.
II	Penuel Chapel	Powys	In the centre of Llangors village opposite the church.
II	Pen-yr-heol Chapel	Powys	Located on the elevated plateau, below the Black Mountain peak Twmpa, within its well-furnished graveyard.
II	Presbyterian Chapel	Powys	Situated on a downhill slope, between the Radnor District Council Offices and the Albert Hall.
II	Presbyterian Chapel	Powys	The building lies on the E side of a cul-de-sac, formerly the road to Tir y Mynach township.
II	RC Church of Our Lady of the Assumption and St Therese	Powys	Towards SE end of built-up area of Presteigne; attached to Greenfield House.
II	Salem Baptist Chapel	Powys	Between Bear Street and Oxford Road
II	Sardis Independent Chapel	Powys	Situated near the centre of Ystradgynlais on the N side of the Afon Tawe just NE of the junction of Commercial Street and Heol Giedd.
II	Sion Baptist Chapel	Powys	Situated on the E side of Sennybridge on the S side of the A40 some 100m W of the bridge over the Afon Senni.
II	St John's Chapel	Powys	On an island site with St John's Place to right; set in the slope.
II	St Maelog	Powys	In the centre of a former churchyard on the S side of Llandefaelog-tre'r-graig some 1.8km S of Tredomen.
II	St Mary's Parish Church	Powys	On the W edge of the town, beside the Norman motte.
II	St. Edward's Church	Powys	Within an elevated churchyard above the River Teme to north-east of the Town centre.
II	St. Idloes Parish Church	Powys	At the NW edge of town. Churchyard to S and River Severn below to N.
II	St. Mary's Church	Powys	This chapel-of-ease to Llanigon Church stands in a small churchyard adjacent to the lane, accompanied by a number of ancient yew-trees.
II	St. Myllin's Church	Powys	Set back from High Street almost opposite the Council House.
II	Sychnant Presbyterian Church	Powys	Situated facing NE some 30m W of a junction of a minor road and the B4518 approximately 3km N of Pant-y-dwr.
II	Tabernacl Baptist Chapel	Powys	Approximately 1km NNW of Felinfach on E side of minor road. Set back from road in graveyard with good C19 memorials. Aligned roughly N-S, with entrance facing S.
II	Tabernacle Chapel	Powys	To SW of the town centre. On a levelled site above the road near junction with Church Street; to R of Old Police Station.
II	Tan House Chapel	Powys	Lies on west side of Tan House crossroads alongside by-road to Dolau.
II	The Monastery Church (Capel-y-Ffin)	Powys	Llanigon
II	The Old Chapel	Powys	Approximately 3.3km N of Llanbedr church, on N side of a minor road and on R bank of Grwyne Fechan.
II	Treble Hill Baptist Chapel	Powys	Located in a conspicuous position on the Brecknock end of the causeway to Glasbury bridge, with its entrance gable behind a narrow forecourt facing the road.
II	United Reformed Church	Powys	Prominently sited on the corner of Park Street with New Church Street.
II	Universal Pentecostal Church	Powys	Above Mount Street, adjacent to Christ Church churchyard.
II	Watergate Baptist Church	Powys	Set back from Street next to Afon Honddu.
II	Welshpool Baptist Church	Powys	Chelsea Lane runs at right-angles to the S side of High Street.
II	Yardro Chapel	Powys	At road junction near Yardro and about 1.25km SW of Harpton.
II	Yr Hen Gapel	Powys	Located on the E side of the hamlet of Dol-fâch, above the railway line. The chapel is approached by a flight of wide steps between walls, leading to the railed forecourt. The manse lies behind the
II	Zion Baptist Chapel	Powys	Situated in the centre of Cwmbelan village on the N side of the main street, now by-passed by the A470.
II	Zoar Chapel	Powys	Situated on the western side of Tretower at the junction between the lane into the village and that up to the A479. Set back behind railed forecourt with gates and gate-piers.
II	Ainon Capel y Bedyddwyr	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Situated on the main Rhondda thoroughfare N of the main town of Treorchy just beyond the river separating the locality of Ynyswen
II	Ainon Welsh Baptist Chapel	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Situated in centre of town on road parallel with main road, frontage on un-named lane linking the two.
II	Bethania Chapel	Rhondda Cynon Taf	High above the street facing NE; hall to rear facing Griffith Street. On sloping site; 2 flights of steps to the forecourt beside No l0l.
II	Bethania Independent Chapel	Rhondda Cynon Taf	On the corner of Phillip Street and Jeffrey Street some 150m north of the parish church of St Mary.
II	Bethany Baptist Church	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Immediately S of a road bridge over the River Rhondda.
II	Bethany Chapel	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Located at the NW end of the main town on the main thorough fare.
II	Bethesda Baptist Chapel	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Situated on raised ground at the corner of John Street and Margaret Street, set back in grassed forecourt with rubble walls and stone piers.
II	Bethlehem Eglwys Presbyteraidd Cymru	Rhondda Cynon Taf	On the main Valley thoroughfare near the centre of the town
II	Calfaria Chapel	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Above the road and set back behind burial ground. Side elevation to Griffith Street.
II	Calfaria Welsh Calvinistic Chapel	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Situated on the corner of Porth Street and North Road towards the N of town.
II	Capel Ebenezer	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Set back at a splayed angle to the road behind grassed and tiled forecourt.
II	Capel Rhondda	Rhondda Cynon Taf	On the main road between Pontypridd and the Rhondda, set back behind forecourt railings.
II	Capel Y Bedyddwyr	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Above the road and set back behind forecourt including small burial ground.
II	Capel y Ton	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Prominently located in the centre of Tonyrefail. Set back behind forecourt walls and railings within a graveyard containing numerous monuments.
II	Carmel (Bryn Sion) Chapel	Rhondda Cynon Taf	On sloping site at a splayed angle to the road flanked by Mount Pleasant Street and Margaret Street and facing down Llewellyn Street. Railed forecourt.
II	Carmel Independent Chapel	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Situated on main road some 100m W of St Winifred parish church, behind low stone wall with stone piers, iron railings and double gates between posts.
II	Castellau Congregational Chapel	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Located at a road junction to the N of Llantrisant Common, on the W side of a lane which joins Castellau Road and Heol Ddu.
II	Church of Our Lady of Penrhys	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Prominently situated at the south end of Ferndale occupying a corner site on the main thoroughfare of the Rhondda Fach valley
II	Church of SS Ilid and Curig	Rhondda Cynon Taf	An isolated church reached by a track on the S side of a minor road from Pencoed to Llanharry.
II	Church of SS Julius and Aaron	Rhondda Cynon Taf	In a walled churchyard, set back from the N side of the village centre.
II	Church of St Ann	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Approximately 0.5km W of Talygarn House, reached by path or minor road W of Cowbridge Road.
II	Church of St Cynog	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Isolated from the village to the E, and on a hilltop site at the top of Church Road.
II	Church of St David	Rhondda Cynon Taf	In the centre of the village and set back from the road in a walled churchyard.
II	Church of St Dyfrig	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Prominently sited at the S end of Broadway, W of the River Taff at Machine Bridge.
II	Church of St George	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Situated near the centre of Cwmparc N of Park Road, the main thoroughfare, set into the hillside with ground rising to N.
II	Church of St Gwynno	Rhondda Cynon Taf	In an isolated position, high on the hilltop between the Rhondda Fach and Cynon Valleys at a junction of mountain roads in St Gwynno Forest.
II	Church of St Illtyd	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Located on the N side of the main road and within a triangular road junction in the centre of the village. The churchyard is raised and roughly oval.
II	Church of St Illtyd	Rhondda Cynon Taf	At corner of St Illtyd Road and Church Road
II	Church of St John	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Church is situated in a prominent position on the hillside above the earlier settlement of Cymmer centred round the C18 chapel.
II	Church of St Margaret	Rhondda Cynon Taf	At S end of Dyffryn Road set back from junction with New Road (A4059); Campell Terrace to rear.
II	Church of St Mary	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Prominently sited on the E side and above the A470 trunk road.
II	Church of St Paul	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Situated in a prominent position on hillside in N part of town.
II	Cymmer Independent Chapel	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Set in the slope of the main road through Cymmer as it descends north into Porth. At the roadside with narrow forecourt, red brick gate-piers and iron railings; large burial ground to right and rear
II	Eglwys Gymraeg Sardis	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Set back from, and above the road immediately below the N end of the railway station. It is reached up steps in the forecourt wall facing the road.
II	English Methodist Chapel	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Faces E near the junction with High Street.
II	Gadlys Chapel	Rhondda Cynon Taf	On sloping site stepped up from adjoining cottages.
II	Hen-Dy-Cwrdd Chapel	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Set back from the road at the junction with Mount Pleasant Street. Walled burial ground to the front.
II	Libanus Welsh Baptist Church	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Approximately 100m SW of St Dyfrig's RC Church.
II	Nebo Independent Chapel	Rhondda Cynon Taf	In a prominent position opposite Harris Street, set well back from the road behind a graveyard bounded by rubble walls with dressed piers and double iron gates.
II	Penuel Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Rhondda Cynon Taf	On the main thoroughfare through Ferndale, a continuation of High Street
II	Penuel Presbyterian Church of Wales	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Located towards the top of the High Street, just before it curves round to the L and up to the Bullring.
II	Pisgah Trefnyddion Calfinaidd	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Situated a little to N of town centre, on the main road of Pen-y-graig which leads to Tonypandy.
II	Salem Chapel	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Set back from the road behind burial ground and reached by railed path. At the NE end of the street.
II	Saron Independent Chapel	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Situated on the SW corner of Davis and Beddoe Street. Set behind low rubble wall with iron rails and stone piers.
II	Siloa Baptist Church	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Situated on the A4059 some 40 m from the junction with Church Street, in graveyard behind low rubble wall with rails and double iron gates.
II	Siloa Capel Y Annibynwyr	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Near the western end of the street, facing N.
II	St David's Presbyterian Church	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Approximately 100m N of St Catherine's Church, set slightly back from the road behind a forecourt wall with railings.
II	St James' Church	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Set in a slight slope on the corner with Merthyr Road at the NW end of the village. Opposite the junction with Cwmynysmintan Road.
II	St. Fagan's Church	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Reached by lane from the street and tree lined path. Set at the northern end of a sloping, walled, churchyard. Vicarage immediately to NE.
II	Trealaw Cemetery Chapel	Rhondda Cynon Taf	The cemetery is on the main Valley thoroughfare at the very eastern edge of the community and on the boundary with Porth; the chapel is near the main central entrance with the extensive cemetery stret
II	Trehondda Welsh Independent Chapel	Rhondda Cynon Taf	In a dominant position on a corner of the main valley thoroughfare at the N end of High Street at its junction with Strand. Formerly adjacent to the now demolished Workmen's Hall.
II	Trinity Presbyterian Church of Wales	Rhondda Cynon Taf	On the corner with Canon Street to which the railed side elevation faces.
II	Mount Pisgah Chapel	Swansea	In the village of Parkmill, built into a hillside at the north side of the road. Stone retaining wall at front with central stairs, iron railings and gates.
II	Bethel Independent Chapel	Swansea	In Bethel Road, in the centre of Penclawdd village, with its Sunday School to the north.
II	Bethesda Presbyterian Chapel	Swansea	Prominently sited on the north side of the Green at Burry Green.
II	Bryn Hyfryd Baptist Chapel	Swansea	On the corner with Bryn Terrace.
II	Caersalem Newydd Baptist Chapel	Swansea	Situated in a prominent position in the centre of Tirdeunaw at the junction of Llangyfelach Road and Heol Ddu.
II	Capel Bethel	Swansea	Situated to the SW of Llansamlet railway station approximately 70m W of the junction of Bethel Road and Trallwn Road.
II	Capel Bethlehem	Swansea	Set back from the A483 S of its junction with Carmarthen Road, and sited within a large burial ground.
II	Capel Calfaria	Swansea	Situated near to the centre of Clydach approximately 50m E of the bridge over the Lower Clydach River.
II	Capel Moriah	Swansea	Situated on the N side of Glebe Road some 60m W of the junction with Woodlands Road.
II	Capel Salem	Swansea	Situated approximately 120m E of the junction of Cwm Chapel Road and the B5444 and just W of the earlier chapel it was built to replace.
II	Capel Salem (old chapel)	Swansea	Situated approximately 120m W of the junction of Cwm Chapel Road and Mansel Road; forward to E of the later chapel.
II	Capel Saron	Swansea	Situated in the centre of Birchgrove some 45m N of the junction of Birchgrove Road and Heol Dulais.
II	Christ Church	Swansea	Gabled front facing S across Oystermouth Road and foreshore, between Argyle Street and Burrows Road, St Helen’s.
II	Church of All Saints	Swansea	On the N side of Church Park standing on high ground overlooking Oystermouth village centre to the NE.
II	Church of Saint Catherine	Swansea	Situated on the E side of Gorseinon in a prominent position on the N side of Alexandra Road.
II	Church of Saint John the Baptist	Swansea	In a prominent position at the E end of the High Street just N of the Swansea Canal and the former Mond Nickel Works.
II	Church of Saint Mary	Swansea	At the W end of the High Street some 75m E of the bridge over the Lower Clydach River.
II	Church of Saint Samlet	Swansea	Situated on the W side of Church Road some 335m N of its junction with Samlet Road.
II	Church of Saint Thomas	Swansea	Situated in a prominent position in the centre of St. Thomas between Lewis Street and Maes Street.
II	Church of St George	Swansea	At the centre of the village of Reynoldston.
II	Church of St John	Swansea	Set back from Church Street, where it changes angle.
II	Church of St John	Swansea	On island at crossroads of Woodfield Street and Morfydd Street.
II	Church of St John the Baptist	Swansea	Set in a railed churchyard with twin E gables facing down Graham Street; W front overlooking valley with St Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church opposite.
II	Church of St Jude & Church Hall	Swansea	In a steep hillside position with side to road.
II	Church of St Luke	Swansea	Set on a terraced site across the slope, and looking down to A483 roundabout at Libanus Chapel.
II	Church of St Madoc	Swansea	At W end of village. Rubble stone churchyard wall to south and east; iron gate with iron lamp arch. Graveyard enlarged to north. Cobble paving at entrance.
II	Church of St Mary	Swansea	Castle
II	Church of St Mary	Swansea	On the W side of the B4436 N of its junction with an unclassified road to Southgate.
II	Church of St Michael & all Angels	Swansea	On the corner with Bohun Street, ground falls steeply to E.
II	Church of St Paul	Swansea	Set back in churchyard near junction with De La Beche Road.
II	Church of St Teilo	Swansea	In an exposed position in the centre of Caer-eithin on the SE side of the bend in Cheriton Crescent.
II	Church of the Blessed Sacrament	Swansea	Situated on the E side of Gorseinon on the S side of Alexandra Road.
II	Clyne Chapel	Swansea	Approximately 400m SE of Clyne Castle and on the S side of Clyne Gardens.
II	Dinas Noddfa Baptist Chapel	Swansea	Very prominently sited on terraced hillside overlooking River Tawe and Landore railway viaduct to SE.
II	Hope Independent Chapel	Swansea	Situated in the centre of Pontarddulais on the NE side of St. Teilo Street opposite the junction with New Road.
II	Libanus Baptist Chapel	Swansea	Facing modern roundabout at Cae Bricks.
II	Mount Calvary Baptist Chapel	Swansea	Situated just S of Dan-y-graig Cemetery at the junction of Ysgol Street and Dan-y-graig Road.
II	Mount Calvary English Baptist Chapel	Swansea	On a corner site with main front facing N on to Elgin Street.
II	Mumbles Methodist Church	Swansea	Prominently sited opposite Oystermouth Square and at the corner of the junction with Dunns Lane.
II	Old Siloh Chapel	Swansea	By roadside immediately W of viaduct on main Swansea - Cardiff railway line.
II	Pantgwydir Baptist Church	Swansea	On corner with Ernald Place.
II	Parish Church of St Paul	Swansea	Set into hillside beside new dual carriageway, tall E end to Neath Road.
II	Philadelphia Chapel	Swansea	Near corner with Morris Street, parallel to Globe Street, in railed forecourt.
II	Presbytery at St David's R.C. Church	Swansea	Adjoining SW corner of church with link building overlapping 2 bays of S aisle.
II	R C Church of St Joseph	Swansea	Tall church building overlooking valley with St John’s Church, Hafod, opposite, long flank to street.
II	Seion Chapel	Swansea	Morriston
II	Siloam Independent Chapel	Swansea	Above the road with terraced forecourt and steps leading up.
II	Singleton Abbey	Swansea	Reached off the main road to The Mumbles; set towards the present NE end of Singleton Park amongst modern University buildings. Terrace to S.
II	St Andrew's United Reformed Church	Swansea	Strongly designed ecclesiastical building occupying an eye-catching position mid way along St Helen’s Road on the corner of George Street.
II	St James Church	Swansea	In churchyard formed by St James’ Crescent and Walter Road.
II	St Paul's Church	Swansea	On corner with St Helen’s Avenue.
II	St. David's Priory R.C. Church	Swansea	Within modern precinct of St David’s Centre and close to W of roundabout at bottom of Princess Way. E end to Rutland Street. Church orientated N and S.
II	St. Matthew's Church	Swansea	Gable end forward to street with raised churchyard flanking sides and rear. One the site of the medieval chapel of St John the Baptist, rebuilt 1823-4 to designed by Wm Jernegan.
II	Tabernacle Presbyterian Chapel	Swansea	On the main street of Penclawdd village, facing the part named West End. Stone-walled graveyard at front with cast-iron railings on a plinth wall and cast-iron gates to the front. Modern manse and hou
II	Tabernacle United Reformed Church	Swansea	Located E of the junction between Newton Road and Chapel Street.
II	Temple United Reformed Church	Swansea	The chapel is set back from the road behind a low enclosure wall of snecked stone surmounted by iron railings with finials. Central double iron gates between square Gothic piers.
II	Tirzah Baptist Chapel	Swansea	In a lane off Station Road in the hamlet of Llanmorlais. Stone wall perimeter, with wrought iron railings on a low plinth wall to the front. Gate of similar design between cast-iron piers.
II	Trinity Presbyterian Chapel	Swansea	North side of the road leading SE from Llanmadoc to Cheriton. Stone wall to small forecourt, with iron railings and gate.
II	Unitarian Church	Swansea	Set back from street with gabled porch reached across an open paved forecourt.
II	Y Crwys Independent Chapel	Swansea	In the village of Three Crosses, 3 km SE of Penclawdd. Rubble graveyard wall to front; in-turned entrance with wrought-iron gates and railings, ashlar piers.
II	York Place Baptist Chapel	Swansea	Occupying the middle part of an island site at the E end of Oystermouth Road.
II	Bethlehem Congregational Church	Torfaen	Set back off Broad Street behind Bethlehem Court.
II	Blaenavon Evangelical Church	Torfaen	Situated towards the top of Broad Street, on the corner with George Street.
II	Capel-llwyd	Torfaen	Situated just to the E of and at the highest point of Mountain Road, N of Upper Cwmbran.
II	Church of Saint John the Divine	Torfaen	In Wainfelin just N of the junction of Penywain Road and Wainfelin Avenue.
II	Church of St Mary	Torfaen	To the east of New Inn about 500m from the junction of The Highway and Jerusalem Lane.
II	Church of St Thomas	Torfaen	In the centre of Talywain standing in an extensive rectangular rubble walled churchyard.
II	Church of St. Cadoc	Torfaen	On the north side of Penygarn Road to the east of the Church Avenue entrance to Trevethin estate, standing in the south west corner of a roughly rectangular churchyard.
II	Church of the Holy Trinity	Torfaen	In a large churchyard, with Mount Pleasant Road to the N, Church Road to the W, and Trinity Road to the E.
II	Elim United Reformed Church	Torfaen	In a walled and gated burial ground, on the S side of Commercial Street in the centre of Cwmbran.
II	High Street Baptist Church	Torfaen	Built backing into the hillside on a high platform with stone retaining wall and iron railings on a site overlooking Cwmsychan.
II	Merchants Hill Baptist Church	Torfaen	In the centre of Pontnewynydd, on W side of the A4043 at the junction with Merchants Hill.
II	Pontrhydyrun Baptist Church	Torfaen	On the SW side of Chapel Lane some 100 metres SE of its junction with Edlogan Way.
II	St. Alban's R.C. Church	Torfaen	North-west of Pontypool town centre across the relief road.
II	Tabernacle Baptist Church	Torfaen	Set back from the road at the north end of Penygarn in an area of late Victorian and modern housing but with its own quite extensive cemetery.
II	Upper Trosnant Baptist Church	Torfaen	At the south end of Pontypool town centre about 40m west of Clarence Street
II	Zion Baptist Chapel	Torfaen	Near the centre of Pontir on the NW side of Station Road.
II	Zion Baptist Church	Torfaen	Blaenavon
II	Zoar Baptist Chapel	Torfaen	Set back from the road in a walled and gated burial ground, approximately 1.69 km from Henllys, south of the road junction at Castell-y-bwch.
II	Church of St Dochdwy	Vale of Glamorgan	Prominently sited on high ground overlooking Cardiff Bay to E and at the junction between Llandough Hill, Penlan Road and Leckwith Road with small village green in front and within a large walled chur
II	All Saints Church	Vale of Glamorgan	On prominent site on SW corner of Park Road and St Nicholas's Road, visible from much of Barry.
II	Bethel Baptist Church	Vale of Glamorgan	About 120m north and east of the Town Hall.
II	Bethesda'r Fro Chapel	Vale of Glamorgan	About 2500m east of the Church of St. Illtud on the St. Athan road.
II	Bethlehem Baptist Church	Vale of Glamorgan	On the main thoroughfare through Corntown on W side of village.
II	Bryn Sion Presbyterian Chapel	Vale of Glamorgan	Located on the E side of Pen-y-lan Road on the hillside above the village centre. The chapel is cut into the hillside within its own enclosure of rubble stone walls surmounted by iron railings.
II	Church of St Canna	Vale of Glamorgan	At the north end of Llangan village.
II	Church of St Ffraid	Vale of Glamorgan	In a sloping churchyard rising from Nant Rhych which forms its N and E border; in the centre of the hamlet; main entrance from E.
II	Church of St John the Baptist	Vale of Glamorgan	At the W end of the C20 urban development of Sully, the core of the former village, in a large roughly triangular churchyard on a corner site with Cog Road.
II	Church of St Lawrence	Vale of Glamorgan	In small walled churchyard with stone stile at end of Fort Road, above cliffs of Lavernock Point.
II	Church of St Mary	Vale of Glamorgan	On the top of St. Mary Down with panoramic views and is itself widely visible.
II	Church of St Peter	Vale of Glamorgan	On low-lying ground by the Cadoxton River a short distance N of the village centre.
II	Church of St. John the Evangelist	Vale of Glamorgan	At the south end of the village of Penllyn at the entrance to Penllyn Castle.
II	Church of St. Owain	Vale of Glamorgan	At the south entrance to the village of Ystrad-owen just to the west of the White Lion PH.
II	Croes-y-Parc Baptist Chapel	Vale of Glamorgan	S of the village centre, on a slope immediately S of Pont Llanbedr, set in the angle of a V-junction well above road level and fronting a triangular walled cemetery
II	Ebenezer Particular Baptist Chapel	Vale of Glamorgan	Llandow
II	Parish Church of St Dochdwy	Vale of Glamorgan	Located at the centre of Llandough village, to the S of Llandough castle, within the Castle precincts.
II	Parish Church of St Mary	Vale of Glamorgan	Located at the centre of St Mary Church village.
II	Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin	Vale of Glamorgan	Located on the N side of Cardiff road at the W end of the village opposite the Great House, elevated from the road
II	Parish Church of St Tydfil	Vale of Glamorgan	Located at the centre of the village of Llysworney, immediately to the W of the village pond.
II	Saron Welsh Congregationalist Chapel	Vale of Glamorgan	On the south side of Treoes village at the junction with the lane to Llangan. Prominently set at the north-west corner of the stone-walled
II	St Joseph's Church	Vale of Glamorgan	Large Italian Romanesque style church oriented E-W on prominent site at junction of Wordsworth Avenue and Coleridge Avenue.
II	St Margaret's	Vale of Glamorgan	On S corner of Victoria Road and Cwrt-y-Vil Road; aligned NE-SW.
II	United Free Church	Vale of Glamorgan	To rear of No 21 Westgate, in own precinct.
II	All Saints' Church	Wrexham	Situated in a rectangular walled churchyard in Bryn Pen-y-Lan and reached from a by-road running S off the A539.
II	Berse Drelincourt Church	Wrexham	Alongside the road, 400m approx. W of the Wrexham by-pass.
II	Bethlehem Independent Chapel	Wrexham	Prominently sited, close to the junction of Hall Street with Mountain Street, at the NW end of the settlement.
II	Bryn Eglwys	Wrexham	The house is the end of the terrace of brick faced buildings at the beginning of Castle Street, in the centre of Chirk.
II	Bryn Seion Chapel	Wrexham	Alongside the road and prominently sited above the deep valley which forms the boundary between Broughton and Brymbo.
II	Bryn Seion Presbyterian Chapel	Wrexham	Situated in centre of village and in prominent position parallel to road and facing downhill.
II	Capel Mawr	Wrexham	Close to the junction of Brook Street and Market Street, in the centre of the village.
II	Capel Salem	Wrexham	A prominent feature of the street, opposite Nant Road.
II	Cefn Bychan Baptist Chapel	Wrexham	On the corner of Newbridge Road and Cae Gwilym Road, immediately below the railway embankment in a small grassed yard.
II	Chapel at Wynnstay Hall	Wrexham	Situated NW of Wynnstay Hall.
II	Christ Church	Wrexham	Located to the north of the B 5102 Chester road as it turns south towards the Alyn Bridge. Reached by a Lych gate with carved bargeboards and an inscription dated 1899.
II	Church of Saint Hilary	Wrexham	Situated in Erbistock village close to the banks of the River Dee.
II	Church of Saint John Evangelist	Wrexham	In a wooded churchyard in the angle of Church Road and Cemetery Road.
II	Church of Saint Mary	Wrexham	On the N side of Brymbo.
II	Church of St Andrew	Wrexham	Situated some 100m S from Wern Farm on the B5426 from Minera S to Aber-oer.
II	Church of St Ffraid	Wrexham	On the E side of a lane which runs N from the centre of Glyn Ceiriog. The lane rises steeply and the church is in a prominent position on the hillside.
II	Church of St Garmon	Wrexham	In a picturesque location in the Ceiriog Valley, on the E edge of the village.
II	Church of St James	Wrexham	In a small yard, the apsidal east end facing the street.
II	Church of St John	Wrexham	In a large churchyard towards the edge of the built-up area at Rhosymedre.
II	Church of St Mary	Wrexham	Situated some 300m NW of the centre of Minera, N of the minor road to Gwynfryn.
II	Church of St Mary	Wrexham	At the end of a lane reached by minor roads N of the A525 and approximately 1.3km WNW of Redbrook road junction.
II	Church of St Mary Magdelene	Wrexham	Towards the middle of the linear village, on the SW side of the road.
II	Church of St Paul	Wrexham	Situated in a rectangular churchyard on the W side of a minor road, reached from a series of by-roads running S and SE of the B5130.
II	Church of St Peter	Wrexham	Towards the top of Church Road, which is at the NE of Brynteg, running EW between Wrexham Road and Victoria Road
II	Church of St Thomas	Wrexham	At the upper, south-western end of Penycae.
II	Church of The Holy Trinity	Wrexham	On the SE edge of Rhostyllen, in a large church yard on the SE side of Wrexham Road.
II	Church of the Holy Trinity	Wrexham	In a churchyard prominently sited to the W of Mold Road on the N side of Gwersyllt.
II	Church of the Holy Trinity	Wrexham	An isolated church to the SE of the village, reached by a short drive on the S side of the A495.
II	Congregational Church	Wrexham	Situated on an elevated site on the N side of Ruabon with churchyard enclosed by high stone wall. Known as Hill Street Congregational Church.
II	Halton Former Mission Church	Wrexham	The mission church is located in its own churchyard in the SW quadrant of the cross roads at the centre of the hamlet of Halton.
II	Knolton Mission Church	Wrexham	On the S side of the lane leading to Knolton Bryn, c300m from the A528.
II	Penuel Baptist Chapel	Wrexham	Prominently sited in the angle of High Street and Campbell Street.
II	Pen-y-Bryn Welsh Baptist Chapel	Wrexham	Towards the right-angled turn in the street which links it with Poplar Road.
II	Roman Catholic Cathedral of St Mary	Wrexham	Opposite the junction with Grosvenor Road.
II	Trevor Church	Wrexham	Situated in the former grounds of, and 200 m SE of Trevor Hall. About 1km west of Trevor.
II	Trinity Presbyterian Church of Wales	Wrexham	In a triangular site bounded by King Street to the west and Rhosddu Road to the east.

Listed Places of Worship in Swansea

Listing	Name	County	Description
I	Capel Tabernacle	Swansea	On NE corner of Woodfield Street and Crown Street; on prominent sloping site, visible from large area to E of community. Set in yard with low stone wall with iron railings and gates.
I	Church of St Cadoc	Swansea	In the hamlet of Cheriton, east of Llanmadoc. Stone churchyard wall on three sides, with iron railing, gate, and lamp arch to east. Concrete path to church door. The grave stone (renewed) of Rev WD Da
II	Mount Pisgah Chapel	Swansea	In the village of Parkmill, built into a hillside at the north side of the road. Stone retaining wall at front with central stairs, iron railings and gates.
II	Bethel Independent Chapel	Swansea	In Bethel Road, in the centre of Penclawdd village, with its Sunday School to the north.
II	Bethesda Presbyterian Chapel	Swansea	Prominently sited on the north side of the Green at Burry Green.
II	Bryn Hyfryd Baptist Chapel	Swansea	On the corner with Bryn Terrace.
II	Caersalem Newydd Baptist Chapel	Swansea	Situated in a prominent position in the centre of Tirdeunaw at the junction of Llangyfelach Road and Heol Ddu.
II	Capel Bethel	Swansea	Situated to the SW of Llansamlet railway station approximately 70m W of the junction of Bethel Road and Trallwn Road.
II	Capel Bethlehem	Swansea	Set back from the A483 S of its junction with Carmarthen Road, and sited within a large burial ground.
II	Capel Calfaria	Swansea	Situated near to the centre of Clydach approximately 50m E of the bridge over the Lower Clydach River.
II	Capel Moriah	Swansea	Situated on the N side of Glebe Road some 60m W of the junction with Woodlands Road.
II	Capel Salem	Swansea	Situated approximately 120m E of the junction of Cwm Chapel Road and the B5444 and just W of the earlier chapel it was built to replace.
II	Capel Salem (old chapel)	Swansea	Situated approximately 120m W of the junction of Cwm Chapel Road and Mansel Road; forward to E of the later chapel.
II	Capel Saron	Swansea	Situated in the centre of Birchgrove some 45m N of the junction of Birchgrove Road and Heol Dulais.
II	Christ Church	Swansea	Gabled front facing S across Oystermouth Road and foreshore, between Argyle Street and Burrows Road, St Helen’s.
II	Church of All Saints	Swansea	On the N side of Church Park standing on high ground overlooking Oystermouth village centre to the NE.
II	Church of Saint Catherine	Swansea	Situated on the E side of Gorseinon in a prominent position on the N side of Alexandra Road.
II	Church of Saint John the Baptist	Swansea	In a prominent position at the E end of the High Street just N of the Swansea Canal and the former Mond Nickel Works.
II	Church of Saint Mary	Swansea	At the W end of the High Street some 75m E of the bridge over the Lower Clydach River.
II	Church of Saint Samlet	Swansea	Situated on the W side of Church Road some 335m N of its junction with Samlet Road.
II	Church of Saint Thomas	Swansea	Situated in a prominent position in the centre of St. Thomas between Lewis Street and Maes Street.
II	Church of St George	Swansea	At the centre of the village of Reynoldston.
II	Church of St John	Swansea	Set back from Church Street, where it changes angle.
II	Church of St John	Swansea	On island at crossroads of Woodfield Street and Morfydd Street.
II	Church of St John the Baptist	Swansea	Set in a railed churchyard with twin E gables facing down Graham Street; W front overlooking valley with St Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church opposite.
II	Church of St Jude & Church Hall	Swansea	In a steep hillside position with side to road.
II	Church of St Luke	Swansea	Set on a terraced site across the slope, and looking down to A483 roundabout at Libanus Chapel.
II	Church of St Madoc	Swansea	At W end of village. Rubble stone churchyard wall to south and east; iron gate with iron lamp arch. Graveyard enlarged to north. Cobble paving at entrance.
II	Church of St Mary	Swansea	Castle
II	Church of St Mary	Swansea	On the W side of the B4436 N of its junction with an unclassified road to Southgate.
II	Church of St Michael & all Angels	Swansea	On the corner with Bohun Street, ground falls steeply to E.
II	Church of St Paul	Swansea	Set back in churchyard near junction with De La Beche Road.
II	Church of St Teilo	Swansea	In an exposed position in the centre of Caer-eithin on the SE side of the bend in Cheriton Crescent.
II	Church of the Blessed Sacrament	Swansea	Situated on the E side of Gorseinon on the S side of Alexandra Road.
II	Clyne Chapel	Swansea	Approximately 400m SE of Clyne Castle and on the S side of Clyne Gardens.
II	Dinas Noddfa Baptist Chapel	Swansea	Very prominently sited on terraced hillside overlooking River Tawe and Landore railway viaduct to SE.
II	Hope Independent Chapel	Swansea	Situated in the centre of Pontarddulais on the NE side of St. Teilo Street opposite the junction with New Road.
II	Libanus Baptist Chapel	Swansea	Facing modern roundabout at Cae Bricks.
II	Mount Calvary Baptist Chapel	Swansea	Situated just S of Dan-y-graig Cemetery at the junction of Ysgol Street and Dan-y-graig Road.
II	Mount Calvary English Baptist Chapel	Swansea	On a corner site with main front facing N on to Elgin Street.
II	Mumbles Methodist Church	Swansea	Prominently sited opposite Oystermouth Square and at the corner of the junction with Dunns Lane.
II	Old Siloh Chapel	Swansea	By roadside immediately W of viaduct on main Swansea - Cardiff railway line.
II	Pantgwydir Baptist Church	Swansea	On corner with Ernald Place.
II	Parish Church of St Paul	Swansea	Set into hillside beside new dual carriageway, tall E end to Neath Road.
II	Philadelphia Chapel	Swansea	Near corner with Morris Street, parallel to Globe Street, in railed forecourt.
II	Presbytery at St David's R.C. Church	Swansea	Adjoining SW corner of church with link building overlapping 2 bays of S aisle.
II	R C Church of St Joseph	Swansea	Tall church building overlooking valley with St John’s Church, Hafod, opposite, long flank to street.
II	Seion Chapel	Swansea	Morriston
II	Siloam Independent Chapel	Swansea	Above the road with terraced forecourt and steps leading up.
II	Singleton Abbey	Swansea	Reached off the main road to The Mumbles; set towards the present NE end of Singleton Park amongst modern University buildings. Terrace to S.
II	St Andrew's United Reformed Church	Swansea	Strongly designed ecclesiastical building occupying an eye-catching position mid way along St Helen’s Road on the corner of George Street.
II	St James Church	Swansea	In churchyard formed by St James’ Crescent and Walter Road.
II	St Paul's Church	Swansea	On corner with St Helen’s Avenue.
II	St. David's Priory R.C. Church	Swansea	Within modern precinct of St David’s Centre and close to W of roundabout at bottom of Princess Way. E end to Rutland Street. Church orientated N and S.
II	St. Matthew's Church	Swansea	Gable end forward to street with raised churchyard flanking sides and rear. One the site of the medieval chapel of St John the Baptist, rebuilt 1823-4 to designed by Wm Jernegan.
II	Tabernacle Presbyterian Chapel	Swansea	On the main street of Penclawdd village, facing the part named West End. Stone-walled graveyard at front with cast-iron railings on a plinth wall and cast-iron gates to the front. Modern manse and hou
II	Tabernacle United Reformed Church	Swansea	Located E of the junction between Newton Road and Chapel Street.
II	Temple United Reformed Church	Swansea	The chapel is set back from the road behind a low enclosure wall of snecked stone surmounted by iron railings with finials. Central double iron gates between square Gothic piers.
II	Tirzah Baptist Chapel	Swansea	In a lane off Station Road in the hamlet of Llanmorlais. Stone wall perimeter, with wrought iron railings on a low plinth wall to the front. Gate of similar design between cast-iron piers.
II	Trinity Presbyterian Chapel	Swansea	North side of the road leading SE from Llanmadoc to Cheriton. Stone wall to small forecourt, with iron railings and gate.
II	Unitarian Church	Swansea	Set back from street with gabled porch reached across an open paved forecourt.
II	Y Crwys Independent Chapel	Swansea	In the village of Three Crosses, 3 km SE of Penclawdd. Rubble graveyard wall to front; in-turned entrance with wrought-iron gates and railings, ashlar piers.
II	York Place Baptist Chapel	Swansea	Occupying the middle part of an island site at the E end of Oystermouth Road.
II*	Church of St David	Swansea	In a nearly square graveyard in the farm hamlet of Llanddewi, 4km north of Port Eynon village. Rubble limestone and sandstone graveyard wall with iron gate to south; two stiles.
II*	Church of St Mary	Swansea	At the centre of Rhossili village. Stone churchyard wall in rubble masonry with some older gravestones built into rear face; timber gates E and W, stile beside E gate.
II*	Bethesda Baptist Church	Swansea	Set below road level in a railed burial ground on the corner with Prince of Wales Road.
II*	Capel Gellionnen	Swansea	Situated in a remote rural position high on Mynydd Gellionen reached down a track off the minor road from Rhyd-y-gwin.
II*	Church of St Andrew	Swansea	In the the hamlet of Penrice, 1km SW of Penrice Castle. Churchyard wall in rubble limestone with irregular coping, two stiles, iron gate.
II*	Church of St Cenydd	Swansea	In the village of Llangennith. Stone churchyard wall; war memorial NE of churchyard is a white marble Celtic cross with interlacing on face. Early C20 timber-framed lychgate to N. To the S is the sit
II*	Church of St David and St Cyfelach	Swansea	Situated near the centre of Llangyfelach just W of the B4489 (Swansea Road) and S of the A48.
II*	Church of St Illtyd	Swansea	In the village of Ilston, east of the stream, reached by a footbridge. Rubble graveyard wall without coping, opened at south to extension graveyard. Oak gate with adjacent stile at main entrance, two
II*	Church of St Illtyd	Swansea	1km from Oxwich village, on a site overlooking Oxwich Bay and reached by the coast footpath. Square churchyard with a stone wall; modern gate.
II*	Church of St Nicholas	Swansea	At the south side of the road from Penmaen to Penrice. Square chuchyard with gate and stile at the north-west corner.
II*	Church of St Teilo	Swansea	Situated in a large rectangular churchyard which slopes down to the Bishopston Valley towards the W and is surrounded by trees.
II*	Ebenezer Baptist Chapel	Swansea	Dominant building in a narrow side street off High Street and close to the railway station.
II*	Mount Pleasant Baptist Church	Swansea	Prominently sited on the corner with Dynevor Place.
II*	New Siloh Congregational Chapel	Swansea	Occupying a prominent corner position at the top of Siloh Hill, long flank elevation to Pentre Treharn Road; ground falls steeply to E.
II*	Parish Church of St Rhidian and St Illtyd	Swansea	At the centre of Llanrhidian village, surrounded by a rubble limestone churchyard wall with C19 wrought iron gates and three stiles. Macadam path, cobbles at porch.

Listed Places of Worship in Powys

Listing	Name	County	Description
I	Church of All Saints	Powys	Located at the junction of the main Shrewsbury to Welshpool road and the B4388, the Leighton Road, near the crossing of the River Severn.
I	Church of Saint Cynog	Powys	Situated in large churchyard in the centre of Defynnog village.
I	Church of Saint David	Powys	Situated some 1.2 km NW of Trecastle, on N side of A40, and E side of road to Tirabad.
I	Church of Saint David	Powys	In a prominent position in Llanddew, in the churchyard just W of the crossroads in the centre of the village.
I	Church of Saint Mary	Powys	Above the road in a steeply climbing churchyard.
I	Church of Saint Matthew	Powys	In the churchyard in the centre of Llandefalle some 900m W of the A470.
I	Church of St Aelhaiarn	Powys	Located within a large oval raised graveyard at the centre of the village.
I	Church of St Bilo	Powys	In a prominent position in the centre of the village of Llanfilo.
I	Church of St Cewydd	Powys	In a walled churchyard on the E bank of the River Ithon, and the S side of a minor road between Howey and Newbridge-on-Wye, approximately 1.7km WSW of Howey.
I	Church of St David	Powys	In a round churchyard approximately 250m SW of the village centre and on the N side of the road through the village.
I	Church of St Ellywe	Powys	Located at the head of the Cwm Rhyd-Ellywe, within a raised oval walled churchyard, on a small plateau beneath the Rh_s fawr.
I	Church of St Issui, Partrishow	Powys	Isolated hillside church on W side of Afon Grwyne Fawr.
I	Church of St Melangell	Powys	In the upper part of Cwm Pennant, close to the confluence of Cwm Nant-ewyn. Preaching cross shaft in churchyard, reused as sundial pillar. Stone churchyard wall with lychgate and stile.
I	Church of St Michael	Powys	Sited in large churchyard, with a few chest tombs, uphill from road junction in middle of the settlement.
I	Church of St Michael and All Angels	Powys	Located within a circular churchyard on the N side of the Square, at the centre of Kerry village.
I	Church of St Silin	Powys	At centre of Llansilin village. Stone-walled churchyard with iron gates at west to High Street; prominent War Memorial of Celtic Cross form; sundial.
I	Church of St. Mary Magdalene	Powys	Central position in small hamlet of Bleddfa. Nearly circular churchyard set back from triangular green on north side of A488. Ancient site, traditionally founded by the Irish saint Brendan in C6.
I	Maesyronnen United Reformed Chapel	Powys	The chapel and adjoining cottage lie at the end of a lane off the road from the A.438 Hereford to Brecon Road to Ffynnon Gynnydd, near the top of a steep bank and overlooking the Cilcenni Dingle.
I	Parish Church of Saint Nicholas	Powys	Situated in large churchyard bounded on S and E by Church Bank.
I	Parish Church of St Mary	Powys	Situated in open churchyard above B4594, on NW side of village centre.
I	Parish Church of St Stephen	Powys	Old Radnor
I	Parish Church of St Tysilio and St Mary	Powys	Located near the centre of the extensive 3.6ha (9-acre) churchyard, within the village of Meifod.
I	St Andrew's Church	Powys	In a spacious churchyard close to the River Lugg with Broad Street low down east and Church Street to north-west.
II	Roman Catholic Church of St Michael	Powys	On the corner with St Michael Street.
II	Aberhosan Independent Chapel	Powys	Situated on the W edge of Aberhosan on the N side of the minor road through the village.
II	All Saints Church	Powys	Isolated building on W side of Mochdre, within a churchyard.
II	All Saint's Church	Powys	On the street line opposite the junction with Llanllwchaiarn Road.
II	Alpha Presbyterian Church	Powys	Occupies prominent site overlooking The Groe.
II	Baptist Chapel (capel-y-ffin)	Powys	The Chapel stands in its own small grounds behind the Church of St Mary.
II	Baptist Church	Powys	At corner of Norton Street and Russell Street with doorways to both sides.
II	Bethabara Baptist Chapel	Powys	Situated in a burial ground at the bottom of the street close to Crickhowell Bridge.
II	Bethel Baptist Chapel	Powys	Set back on the W side of the B4520 on the bank of the Nant y Groes some 700m N of Pwllgloyw.
II	Bethel Baptist Church	Powys	By roadside on E-W public street through village.
II	Bethel Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Powys	Situated approximately 200m W of the centre of Llanfihangel Nant Bran and some 150m N of the bridge over the Nant Bran.
II	Bethel Chapel	Powys	The chapel is located at an angle to the road, at the entrance to Bont Dolgadfan village from the B 4518, behind the house Tan-y-capel. The schoolroom and meeting room are attached by a lean-to roof
II	Bethesda Chapel	Powys	Located in a prominent position in the fork of two roads, between the centre of Llangattock village and the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal.
II	Bethlehem Chapel	Powys	Located alongside the main road to Meifod, 550m from Neuadd Bridge junction with the A458. The main entrance is approached directly from the road by a cobbled path, the forecourt is enclosed by cast
II	Bettws Penpont Church	Powys	Situated in churchyard N of the A40, reached from Penpont main drive.
II	Bilidu Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Powys	In the village of Pentre-bach 4km N of Sennybridge. On rising ground to W of village centre.
II	Bont Dolgadfan Independent Chapel	Powys	Located near the centre of Bont Dolgadfan, beside the road leading to Ty-gwyn farm. The chapel is set lengthwise and above the road, behind its railed forecourt set on the retaining wall.
II	Brecon Presbyterian Church	Powys	Set back from road, opposite Conway Street.
II	Bronydd Baptist Chapel	Powys	Situated on sloping site approximately 100 metres south-east of the A 438 and 2km north-east of Clyro.
II	Bryneglwys	Powys	Situated opposite S entry to churchyard.
II	Brynglwys	Powys	Located opposite church gates, on the corner of Back Lane, and attached to Rosendaal. Short front garden enclosed by railings set on a low stone wall.
II	Cae-Bach Chapel	Powys	Reached by a short lane north off Brookland Road leading to Caebach. Chapel set back to the west of this lane at the end of a gated pathway with small graveyard to the front. The ground falls away s
II	Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Powys	Llanidloes
II	Capel Adfa	Powys	The chapel is prominently sited in the centre of Adfa village.
II	Capel Annibynnol	Powys	On the SE edge of the town, set well back from the road beyond burial ground.
II	Capel Beili Heulog	Powys	Situated in an extremely isolated position in the Nant yr Offeiriad valley some 2 km W of Gwenddwr, reached by a track from Groeswen farm.
II	Capel Bethel	Powys	In a prominent location near the centre of the town adjacent to the bridge over the River Irfon. The entrance faces the road (E) and the S side faces Victoria Square. To the W is an adjoining house,
II	Capel Carmel	Powys	Located in the hamlet of Carmel, to the SW of Llanllugan and Adfa.
II	Capel Newbridge	Powys	Near the confluence of Afon Efyrnwy and Afon Banwy, to south-east of New Bridge Mechain, about 2.5km SW of Meifod.
II	Capel Peniel	Powys	Situated at W end of Carno village, opposite road to Llanllugan and Laura Ashley factory. Set back from the road and bounded by a wall on N, E and W sides.
II	Capel Salem	Powys	Situated on the N edge of Llansilin, on the E side of a minor road N from the B4580.
II	Capel Sammah	Powys	Situated on the S side of the minor road through Cwm Llinau some 150m E of the A470.
II	Capel Sardis	Powys	Situated on E side of the Cwm Camlais lane about 3 km S of junction with A40 opposite Abercamlais drive.
II	Capel Saron	Powys	Situated at a junction of minor roads some 1.8 km south-east of Pont Dolanog. Stone walls to road with Victorian letterbox. The chapel and house are approached from the crossroads corner of the site.
II	Capel Saron MC	Powys	Located on rising ground on the W side of the narrowed valley of the Afon Garno, within the scattered village of Pont-dôl-goch.
II	Capel Soar	Powys	Situated in Soar hamlet, on bank on W side of lane.
II	Capel y Craig	Powys	Situated at right angles to both Heol Powys to S and Graig Fach to N; faces W. The main entrance is from Heol Powys.
II	Cemetery Chapel	Powys	Located at the centre of the cemetery, near the centre of Guilsfield.
II	Cemetery Chapel (NW)	Powys	In the cemetery about 1km to NW of town centre. This chapel to NW of circular turning area in cemetery.
II	Cemetery Chapel (SE)	Powys	In the cemetery about 1km to NW of town centre. This chapel to SE of circular turning area in cemetery.
II	Chapel at Aberclydach	Powys	On the S slope of Cwm Clydach, W of the hamlet of Aberclydach, opposite the Quarryworkers Cottages.
II	Chapel at Bronllys Hospital	Powys	Situated in open ground to the west of Bronllys; the chapel lies to the south of the widely spaced pavilions making up the former tuberculosis sanatorium.
II	Christ Church Parish Church	Powys	In the centre of the village, set at the top of a sloping rubble-walled churchyard.
II	Church of All Saints	Powys	In a large rectangular churchyard near the S end of the village.
II	Church of Saint Beuno	Powys	Set back from the street in a churchyard of roughly circular shape.
II	Church of Saint Cynog	Powys	On the W side of Battle in a churchyard S of the road through the village.
II	Church of Saint John Evangelist	Powys	On the west side of the A483, 2km approx NE of Welshpool.
II	Church of Saint Mary	Powys	Situated on the N side of the road junction in the centre of Talachddu.
II	Church of Saint Mary and Saint Cynidr	Powys	At Aberyscir S of the Trallong to Cradoc road some 50m NE of Aberyscir Court.
II	Church of Saint Teilo	Powys	Situated in centre of Llandeilo'r Fan village.
II	Church of St Afan	Powys	Set in a large churchyard adjacent to the main road and opposite the Red Lion Inn. In a very prominent position with fine views all around.
II	Church of St Bride	Powys	To S of B 4515 Elan Valley road. In large churchyard above River Wye, with early C19 tombstones, and iron gates to road.
II	Church of St Brynach	Powys	In a prominent position in the centre of the village of Llanfrynach.
II	Church of St Cadfan	Powys	In the village of Llangadfan to south of the Afon Banwy. The church stands a little east of centre in a churchyard surrounded by a wall in slatey stone; gate to west, steps down to field at south. W
II	Church of St Cadfarch	Powys	Located towards the W end of the village, set back from the N side of the main road.
II	Church of St Cattwg	Powys	Situated in a prominent position in Llanspyddid village on S side of A40.
II	Church of St Cedwyn	Powys	On S side of B 4396, in large churchyard (extended 1870), opposite the entrance to Llangedwyn Hall. Stone churchyard wall with iron gates.
II	Church of St Cynidr and St Peter	Powys	Located on elevated ground parallel to the main Hay-on-Wye to Brecon road, the churchyard originally bounded on the SE side by the railway.
II	Church of St Cynllo	Powys	In a round churchyard on the hillside N of the village centre.
II	Church of St Cynog	Powys	The church is located near the centre of a large circular graveyard, at the centre of the small village of Boughrood.
II	Church of St Cynog	Powys	At centre of the village of Llangynog at edge of the river floodplain, in a raised churchyard enclosed by a tall wall with steps and iron gates to the south. Tablet of 1791 in wall at north of churchy
II	Church of St Cynon	Powys	Located on raised ground on W side of village, overlooking Bechan valley. The church is sited in a churchyard with rubble retaining wall to S.
II	Church of St David	Powys	In a round churchyard on the N side of the road through the village.
II	Church of St David	Powys	An isolated church within a round churchyard approximately 6.2km ENE of Aberedw.
II	Church of St David	Powys	Within a churchyard on the N side of a minor road between Knucklas and Llangunllo, approximately 1.3km WNW of Knucklas village.
II	Church of St David	Powys	The settlement of Llanddewi'r Cwm is about 2km S of Builth Wells on B4250. The church stands in a large churchyard on SE side of the road.
II	Church of St David	Powys	Isolated position 3.2 kilometres south west of Painscastle, reached along pathway from Cwm.
II	Church of St David	Powys	On S side of road through village, in churchyard with views over River Usk, towards the Brecon Beacons.
II	Church of St David	Powys	Lies on the edge of Whitton Village, 150 yards north-west from the crossroads just off the B4356 Presteigne - Llangunllo Road.
II	Church of St David or St Llyr	Powys	The church stands in a churchyard on the S side of a bend in the Afon Irfon. It is reached down a long track N off a minor road some 3.5km W of Builth Wells.
II	Church of St David, Llanfaes	Powys	On corner with Bailihelig Road. In churchyard with late C18 and early C19 gravestones
II	Church of St Dubricius	Powys	Situated in churchyard on W side of Gwenddwr village.
II	Church of St Ffraed	Powys	On rising ground just above the main road to Brecon which passes beneath it to W close by the River Usk, set in a roughly rectangular walled churchyard.
II	Church of St Garmon	Powys	The church is set at the centre of the nucleated village, in the sub-rectangular former bailey of the castle, with a motte at the N corner. The motte is a scheduled ancient monument, 6/2203/Mg117.
II	Church of St John	Powys	In a churchyard on the W side of the road, 0.9km N of Builth Road station.
II	Church of St John the Evangelist	Powys	In the centre of Tretower on S side of A479 and N of Tretower Court. The site occupies a triangular plot surrounded by minor roads.
II	Church of St Llonio	Powys	Located immediately N of the village centre, on a spur jutting into the Severn valley, and within a fortified promontory fort, the defensive bank forming, until recently, the N boundary of the churchy
II	Church of St Llonio	Powys	Located immediately N of the village centre, on a spur jutting into the Severn valley, and within a fortified promontory fort, the defensive bank forming, until recently, the N boundary of the churchy
II	Church of St Maritius	Powys	Situated in small churchyard, reached by short lane up to NW from A470 some 120m N of Abernant.
II	Church of St Mary	Powys	Set above the road in a large, partly embanked enclosure with numerous chest tombs.
II	Church of St Mary	Powys	Llanfair Caereinion
II	Church of St Mary	Powys	Situated on N side of lane, some 1.8km W of Llanfrynach village.
II	Church of St Mary The Virgin	Powys	In an isolated position just outside the hamlet of Snead, to the S of the main A 489, 5km from Churchstoke. The church occupies the centre of a small rectangular churchyard which is raised above the
II	Church of St Matthew	Powys	Set back from the road in a walled churchyard approximately 1km NE of Builth Wells.
II	Church of St Meilig	Powys	The church is set in an oval churchyard at the centre of the small village, standing back from the A.438 Brecon to Hereford road.
II	Church of St Michael	Powys	Located beside the main road from Forden to Gaer, 500m W of its junction with the main A490 from Welshpool to Montgomery.
II	Church of St Michael	Powys	Isolated setting about 2.5km (1+ miles) E of Llandrindod Wells, close under the banks of Ceffnlys Castle. Formerly the centre of Ceffnlys borough, a now deserted village.
II	Church of St Michael	Powys	Situated in the centre of the village of Llanfihangel Nant Bran.
II	Church of St Michael	Powys	Located in the centre of the village within a large rectangular churchyard.
II	Church of St Michael	Powys	Occupies an elevated position in the centre of Discoed, to the south of the castle mound.
II	Church of St Michael	Powys	The church is set within a polygonal churchyard adjacent to the main road, surrounded by a number of yew trees.
II	Church of St Michael	Powys	Stands above the SE bank of Llangorse Lake and just below the main road between Bwlch and Llangors in a steeply sloping churchyard bordered to E by a stone wall with railings and gatepiers.
II	Church of St Michael and All Angels	Powys	Situated on rising ground just N of the main village thoroughfare, the churchyard sloping E to the River Tawel.
II	Church of St Nicholas	Powys	The church stands in a large circular churchyard in a raised position overlooking the confluence of the Rivers Caebitra and Camlad in a central position within the village.
II	Church of St Padarn	Powys	Set back in a churchyard on the W side of the A483, approximately 0.5km S of the village centre.
II	Church of St Padarn	Powys	Within a churchyard on the N bank of the River Edw, N of Llanbadarn-y-garreg bridge.
II	Church of St Paul	Powys	Located on sloping ground of a narrow valley, at a sharp bend of the road. The small church is approached from gates through an avenue of trees, installed and planted to commemorate the 1887 Golden J
II	Church of St Peter and St Illtyd	Powys	Situated down lane running S from A40, just E of Peterstone Court.
II	Church of St Stephen	Powys	Located near the crest of the hill, with extensive views SE over the valley of the Wye, and is set towards the N end of its large ovoid churchyard.
II	Church of St Tecla	Powys	Set in a raised churchyard away from main road.
II	Church of St Tydecho	Powys	Set in a roughly circular churchyard at the N end of the village.
II	Church of St. Cadwaladr	Powys	At south side of Ffordd Sugn, 2 km north of Moelfre. The churchyard is entered by iron gates in a stone wall at north and west, and is hedged and fenced elsewhere. Many chest tombs. Considerable numbe
II	Church of St. Cynllo	Powys	Elevated position in centre of Llangunllo village.
II	Church of St. Erfyl	Powys	Llanerfyl
II	Church of St. Gwendoline	Powys	Located immediately NE of the centre of the village, approximately 60m from the A.470.
II	Church of St. Mary	Powys	Located behind the road side development of Church Street, adjacent to the large moated manorial site.
II	Church of St. Peter	Powys	Occupying an elevated position about 300m N of Evenjobb village; above the road leading to Whitton.
II	Church of St. Tysilio	Powys	Isolated position, set back from Welshpool to Oswestry Road, one mile south of Llanymynech.
II	Church of St. Tyssil	Powys	Located on the NW side of the village on flat ground, between the rectory and the school.
II	Church of St.Gwynnog	Powys	At the E end of the village, N of the B4568 and the Severn Valley, in a slightly raised position.
II	Church of the Holy Trinity	Powys	Prominently situated in the Penrhos valley
II	Cil Chapel	Powys	On the W side of the B4385 Castle Caereinion Road, 1km approx. NW of Berriew village.
II	Ebenezer United Reformed Church	Powys	Set back and high above the road with small grassed and railed churchyard to front rubble embankment wall.
II	Glasbury Methodist Church	Powys	Located along the side the road from Glasbury to Boughrood, at the eastern edge of the hamlet of Cwmbach, within its narrow graveyard which extends further to the W
II	Glasbury United Reformed Chapel	Powys	The chapel is situated in a walled enclosure at the centre of the SE side of The Green, with its gable facing on to the Green.
II	Gosen Chapel	Powys	Between Rivers Irfon and Dulas. On S side of road about 250m east of road junction.
II	Hebron Congregational Chapel	Powys	Situated in graveyard on S side of village square at Crickadarn.
II	Hepzibah Baptist Chapel	Powys	Situated above village on W side of lane to Crickadarn some 130m S from A470.
II	Hermon Congregational Chapel	Powys	Painscastle
II	Hodley United Reformed Church	Powys	Located on the E side of the road from Kerry to Abermiwl, within the small hamlet of Hodley.
II	Holy Trinity Parish Church	Powys	Situated in the upper part of the town to the north-east of the Grand Pavilion and recreation ground.
II	Hope Chapel	Powys	Situated on the N side of the A481 approximately 4.5km NE of Builth Wells towards Hundred House.
II	Horeb Congregational Church	Powys	Set opposite parish church in small railed yard.
II	Llanidloes Baptist Chapel	Powys	Llanidloes
II	Llyswen Presbyterian Church	Powys	Located within its own linear churchyard, alongside the main Builth to Crickhowell Road, just beyond the S end of Llyswen village. The churchyard has a stone wall with a gate opening along the road f
II	Maengwyn Chapel	Powys	Detached nearer the western end of the street. Railed and walled forecourt.
II	Maesyrhelm Baptist Chapel	Powys	Situated on the hillside on the W side of the Afon Ithon reached from the A483 by a minor road over Maes-yr-helm Bridge.
II	Memorial Baptist Chapel	Powys	On prominent corner site, opposite St Mary's churchyard, set behind low railed wall.
II	Methodist Church (Presteigne)	Powys	Set back from the street with a walled and railed forecourt.
II	Moity Chapel	Powys	Located on the N side of the road from Llowes to Painscastle, near the junction of the lane to Gogia. Set in a small burial ground.
II	Montgomery Presbyterian Church	Powys	Situated near the centre of Montgomery, on the E side of Princes Street, just S of its junction with Arthur Street.
II	Moriah Chapel	Powys	Set back from the W side of the road through Abergwesyn and reached by a short path. The entrance is to the W end.
II	Moriah Eglwys Presbyteraidd Cymru	Powys	Located at the corner of Bridge Street and High Street at the centre of the town.
II	Old Church of St. Tyssil	Powys	Located on a hillside to the SE of Llandyssil village. The remains of the church are within a roughly circular graveyard which is still in use.
II	Olewydd Congregational Chapel	Powys	Set back from the main road with its own burial ground, approximately 0.9km W of Llanfechan Church.
II	Pantycelyn Baptist Chapel	Powys	An isolated chapel 2.6km NW of Eglwys Oen Duw, set above the E side of a minor road between Beulah and Abergwesyn.
II	Parish Church of St David	Powys	In a spacious churchyard in a prominent position facing New Church Street.
II	Parish Church of St Eigon	Powys	Situated on rising ground in an elevated position overlooking Llanigon.
II	Parish Church of St Llwchaiarn	Powys	In a large triangular churchyard on the roadside.
II	Parish church of St Mary	Powys	Formerly listed under West Street.
II	Parish Church of St Peter	Powys	To N of the town centre.
II	Parish Church of St Thomas	Powys	At west of the village of Penybontfawr, in a large stone-walled churchyard.
II	Parish Church of St Tydecho	Powys	On a small hill to the north-west of the village of Foel. Stone churchyard wall; iron gate at north.
II	Penarth Independent Chapel	Powys	Located 2km to the S of Llanfair Caereinion on a minor road, NE of Gibbett Hill. The Chapel has a narrow forecourt on the SE with cast iron railings and a central gate. The graveyard lies behind the
II	Penmyarth Park Chapel	Powys	In Penmyarth Park approximately 550m W of Glanusk Bridge, on N side of River Usk. The church is surrounded by railings.
II	Pennal Independent Chapel	Powys	In the Llyfnant Valley on the N side of Glaspwll, fronting a group of 2 farm buildings at Cae Saer. A farmyard boundary wall adjoins the NW angle of the chapel, with a gate to the S. The farm buildi
II	Pentre Llifior Chapel	Powys	On the road from Berriew to Bettws Cedewain, 5km approx SW of Berriew village.
II	Penuel Chapel	Powys	Approximately 1km NNE of Cwmdu church on N side of minor road from A479 to Cwm Rhos. The chapel is within a walled graveyard with a steep embankment at rear.
II	Penuel Chapel	Powys	In the centre of Llangors village opposite the church.
II	Pen-yr-heol Chapel	Powys	Located on the elevated plateau, below the Black Mountain peak Twmpa, within its well-furnished graveyard.
II	Presbyterian Chapel	Powys	Situated on a downhill slope, between the Radnor District Council Offices and the Albert Hall.
II	Presbyterian Chapel	Powys	The building lies on the E side of a cul-de-sac, formerly the road to Tir y Mynach township.
II	RC Church of Our Lady of the Assumption and St Therese	Powys	Towards SE end of built-up area of Presteigne; attached to Greenfield House.
II	Salem Baptist Chapel	Powys	Between Bear Street and Oxford Road
II	Sardis Independent Chapel	Powys	Situated near the centre of Ystradgynlais on the N side of the Afon Tawe just NE of the junction of Commercial Street and Heol Giedd.
II	Sion Baptist Chapel	Powys	Situated on the E side of Sennybridge on the S side of the A40 some 100m W of the bridge over the Afon Senni.
II	St John's Chapel	Powys	On an island site with St John's Place to right; set in the slope.
II	St Maelog	Powys	In the centre of a former churchyard on the S side of Llandefaelog-tre'r-graig some 1.8km S of Tredomen.
II	St Mary's Parish Church	Powys	On the W edge of the town, beside the Norman motte.
II	St. Edward's Church	Powys	Within an elevated churchyard above the River Teme to north-east of the Town centre.
II	St. Idloes Parish Church	Powys	At the NW edge of town. Churchyard to S and River Severn below to N.
II	St. Mary's Church	Powys	This chapel-of-ease to Llanigon Church stands in a small churchyard adjacent to the lane, accompanied by a number of ancient yew-trees.
II	St. Myllin's Church	Powys	Set back from High Street almost opposite the Council House.
II	Sychnant Presbyterian Church	Powys	Situated facing NE some 30m W of a junction of a minor road and the B4518 approximately 3km N of Pant-y-dwr.
II	Tabernacl Baptist Chapel	Powys	Approximately 1km NNW of Felinfach on E side of minor road. Set back from road in graveyard with good C19 memorials. Aligned roughly N-S, with entrance facing S.
II	Tabernacle Chapel	Powys	To SW of the town centre. On a levelled site above the road near junction with Church Street; to R of Old Police Station.
II	Tan House Chapel	Powys	Lies on west side of Tan House crossroads alongside by-road to Dolau.
II	The Monastery Church (Capel-y-Ffin)	Powys	Llanigon
II	The Old Chapel	Powys	Approximately 3.3km N of Llanbedr church, on N side of a minor road and on R bank of Grwyne Fechan.
II	Treble Hill Baptist Chapel	Powys	Located in a conspicuous position on the Brecknock end of the causeway to Glasbury bridge, with its entrance gable behind a narrow forecourt facing the road.
II	United Reformed Church	Powys	Prominently sited on the corner of Park Street with New Church Street.
II	Universal Pentecostal Church	Powys	Above Mount Street, adjacent to Christ Church churchyard.
II	Watergate Baptist Church	Powys	Set back from Street next to Afon Honddu.
II	Welshpool Baptist Church	Powys	Chelsea Lane runs at right-angles to the S side of High Street.
II	Yardro Chapel	Powys	At road junction near Yardro and about 1.25km SW of Harpton.
II	Yr Hen Gapel	Powys	Located on the E side of the hamlet of Dol-fâch, above the railway line. The chapel is approached by a flight of wide steps between walls, leading to the railed forecourt. The manse lies behind the
II	Zion Baptist Chapel	Powys	Situated in the centre of Cwmbelan village on the N side of the main street, now by-passed by the A470.
II	Zoar Chapel	Powys	Situated on the western side of Tretower at the junction between the lane into the village and that up to the A479. Set back behind railed forecourt with gates and gate-piers.
II*	Capel Seion	Powys	Situated on the N side of the square just W of the bridge in the centre of Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant.
II*	Carmel Independent Chapel	Powys	Set back on the N side of a minor road N of the A44, approximately 2km ENE of Nantmel.
II*	Christ Church	Powys	On the edge of Powis Castle Park, prominently sited above the town.
II*	Church of All Saints	Powys	Isolated building high up on Long Mountain and situated E of a minor road between Leighton and Marton. The church is reached down a private track and has a woodland plantation to its E.
II*	Church of Holy Trinity	Powys	Isolated position 4km north east of Clyro, and 1.5km west of Rhydspence.
II*	Church of Michael & All Angels	Powys	Within a churchyard on the W side and set above the B4355, entered from a lane on the S side.
II*	Church of Saint Andrew	Powys	On the E side of the B4355 at the N end of the village.
II*	Church of Saint Cadmarch	Powys	Situated on rocky spur between Irfon and Cammarch rivers, NW of the railway.
II*	Church of Saint Cynog	Powys	In a prominent position in the centre of Merthyr Cynog village.
II*	Church of Saint David	Powys	In large churchyard at junction of minor roads at Garthbrengy.
II*	Church of Saint Maelog	Powys	In a prominent position in the centre of Llandefaelog Fach between the B4520 and the Afon Honddu.
II*	Church of Saint Mary	Powys	In the churchyard in the centre of the village of Ystradfellte.
II*	Church of Saint Michael and All Angels	Powys	Orientated south west/north east in rubble-walled subcircular churchyard in village centre.
II*	Church of St Anno	Powys	In a churchyard set down on the W side of the A483 on the SW side of the entrance to Glanrafon Farm
II*	Church of St Beuno	Powys	Located in a circular churchyard, on high ground overlooking the village of Bettws Cedewain.
II*	Church of St Cattwg	Powys	Located at the N end of the village, 0.6km from Crickhowell Bridge. In an oval churchyard with a lych gate to the SW.
II*	Church of St Cenau	Powys	On E side of a minor road through Llangenny, and W side of Afon Grwyne, in a walled churchyard.
II*	Church of St Cewydd	Powys	Within a churchyard on the S side of the road through the village and on the N side of the River Edw.
II*	Church of St Curig	Powys	On the SW side of the village, reached from the main road and set down towards the N bank of the River Wye.
II*	Church of St Cynllo	Powys	Occupying a steep site in the centre of the village, on the S side of the B4356
II*	Church of St Cynyw	Powys	In the hamlet of Llangyniew, about 4 km south-east of Pontrobert. Churchyard originally circular, extended in 1926 and defined by walls and railings. The building is oriented north-east (but conventio
II*	Church of St David	Powys	Elevated and largely isolated setting. The church is set into the hill slope above the by-road from Gladestry to Glascwm.
II*	Church of St David	Powys	In a churchyard above and on the W side of the main road through the hamlet.
II*	Church of St David	Powys	Located in an exceptional setting in the Irfon valley just above the confluence with the Nant Lletgwial. Set in a large circular churchyard with many monuments.
II*	Church of St Dogfan	Powys	In the village of Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant, in a large churchyard now principally entered by a C20 lychgate at north; stone churchyard wall and railings. Gates at west and south.
II*	Church of St Dyfrig	Powys	Prominently sited in a raised circular churchyard on the NW side of the village.
II*	Church of St Ffraid	Powys	At north-east of the village, in an elevated situation; churchyard mostly stone-walled, with iron gates. Iron railings at Vicarage side. Sundial near porch.
II*	Church of St Gastyn	Powys	Very near the S edge of Llangorse Lake and adjacent to the Old School.
II*	Church of St Gwendoline	Powys	Located on a small plateau above the village, at the junction of Church Street with School Street.
II*	Church of St Gwynog/Cynog	Powys	The church is located in a raised oval churchyard at the centre of the village of Llanwnog, which was later extended to the S to border the B.4568.
II*	Church of St Llwchaiarn	Powys	Located on a narrow lane 400m N of Llanmerewig village to the east of Church Farm. The church is situated in an oval churchyard bounded by a masonry wall.
II*	Church of St Mary	Powys	Located in a prominent position in the small village of Llanllugan within a roughly circular churchyard.
II*	Church of St Mary	Powys	Located approximately 3.2 kilometres S of Llanbrynmair on the B 4518, and set in an oval churchyard on a small hill.
II*	Church of St Mary	Powys	Within a churchyard in the centre of the village, on the W side of Cwm Poeth brook.
II*	Church of St Mary	Powys	Prominently sited at centre of old town.
II*	Church of St Mary	Powys	Situated in the centre of Crickadarn village, on W side of village square, in circular raised churchyard.
II*	Church of St Mary	Powys	In the centre of the small hamlet, on flat low land bordered by a stream to N.
II*	Church of St Mary	Powys	Beautifully located on a prominent platform site on the lower slopes of Bryn Glas, lying just above Pilleth Court and the B4356 Presteigne to Llangunllo road.
II*	Church of St Meugan	Powys	At Llanfeugan, in an isolated position SW of the hamlet of Pencelli, on the W bank of a deep-cutting stream, surrounded by an elliptical churchyard with stone stile entrance.
II*	Church of St Michael	Powys	Elevated site, sub-circular churchyard, reached along by-road running N from Rhosgoch.
II*	Church of St Michael	Powys	Prominently sited at the N end of Cwmdu village, on E side of A479, and surrounded by churchyard.
II*	Church of St Michael	Powys	In a round churchyard on the E side of a minor road approximately 2km N of Llanyre.
II*	Church of St Michael	Powys	Secluded setting at the head of the long narrow Cascob valley below the slopes of Radnor Forest. Approached by the valley road from Discoed crossroads.
II*	Church of St Michael and All Angels	Powys	Situated at foot of N face of Breidden Hill.
II*	Church of St Michael and All Angels	Powys	The church stands centrally in the formerly oval churchyard, at the centre of the village. The churchyard, which was extended c.1926, has a lych-gate (q.v.) and a granite war memorial in the S corner
II*	Church of St Padarn	Powys	In a churchyard on the W side of the road approximately 0.6km S of the main road junction in Crossgates.
II*	Church of St Paulinus	Powys	Situated in the centre of Llangors Village on low lying ground bordered on N by Nant Cwy; in a rectangular churchyard, partly walled, entered through gate at SW.
II*	Church of St Peter	Powys	Isolated position 1+ miles west of Painscastle village.
II*	Church of St Peter	Powys	In the centre of Llanbedr village and within a walled churchyard.
II*	Church of St Tetta	Powys	In the scattered hamlet of Llanddetty, E of the canal and the valley road and close to the S bank of the River Usk; reached by a path down through the sloping churchyard from lychgate by road.
II*	Church of St Trunio	Powys	Located on S side of road, at centre of village, within its large churchyard.
II*	Church of St. Garmon	Powys	In a circular churchyard at the centre of the village of Llanfechain. Stone churchyard wall, lychgate at south. Sundial shaft near path to church.
II*	Church of the Holy Trinity	Powys	Prominently sited on E side of the Severn valley, beside a minor road on E side of B4388, and at N entrance to Leighton Farm. The church is sited within a walled churchyard.
II*	Church to St Teilo	Powys	At the N side of a banked circular churchyard high above the River Wye.
II*	Cwmhir Abbey	Powys	In a field approximately 250m SSE of the parish church and on the N side of the Clywedog Brook.
II*	Eglwys Oen Duw	Powys	On the E side of a minor road between Beulah and Abergwesyn, approximately 1.2km NW of Beulah village.
II*	Parish Church of St Wddyn	Powys	300 m east of the Vyrnwy Dam, in a grassed churchyard in which there are apparently no burials; iron railings and gates.
II*	Plough United Reformed Church	Powys	Near S end of Lion Street, set back.
II*	Sion United Reformed Church	Powys	Impressively sited well back from the road with raised lawns either side of central footpath.
II*	St Edmunds King & Marthyr Parish Church	Powys	In an elevated and oval-shaped churchyard to W of Town Centre.

Listed Places of Worship in Newport

Listing	Name	County	Description
I	Church of St Mary	Newport	In large churchyard in centre of Nash village.
I	Church of St Thomas	Newport	At village centre, opposite village hall and Rose Inn.
I	Parish Church of St Peter	Newport	Located at the centre of Peterstone village, set back from the road, opposite the Six Bells Public House.
II	Parish Church of St Dubritius	Newport	Located at the centre of Llanvaches village, surrounded by a low rubble wall with cock and hen coping and stone stile to S side.
II	Summerhill Baptist Church	Newport	On the hillside NE of Maindee centre.
II	Bethel Chapel	Newport	Almost opposite School Lane; on corner with Wesley Place.
II	Castleton Baptist Church	Newport	Prominently located on corner of the A48 and Marshfield Road. Front is bounded by a dwarf wall with railings and pyramidal capped piers with dentil cornices; low rubble wall to side.
II	Church of Ss David, Julian and Aaron	Newport	On the southern approach to the Market Place at the centre of Caerleon.
II	Church of St John the Evangelist	Newport	On the hillside above the centre of the suburb of Maindee, the W front facing Kensington Place, within a walled grassed enclosure; main entrances with gatepiers at W and SW.
II	Church of St Mary	Newport	Near junction with School Lane.
II	Church of St Mary Magdalene	Newport	To rear of Farmers' Arms public house, in churchyard with stump of medieval cross, and C19 chest and table tombs.
II	Church of the Holy Spirit	Newport	About 30m west of the junction with Isca Road.
II	Church of the Holy Trinity	Newport	In the centre of Christchurch village high on the ridge on the south side of the Usk valley.
II	Havelock Street Chapel	Newport	On corner of Havelock Street and North Street.
II	Llanthewy Road Baptist Church	Newport	Situated in a residential area W of the city centre on a sloping site on the corner of Llanthewy Road and Burleigh Road, the main frontage set back behind a walled and railed courtyard.
II	Parish Church of Langstone	Newport	Located on the E side of Langstone Lane leading from Langstone to Llanwern..
II	Parish Church of St Cadwaladr	Newport	Located to the N of road leading from Bishton village to Llanwern, set back from the road along a driveway leading to the Rectory.
II	Parish Church of St John the Baptist	Newport	Located immediately to the SE of Penhow Castle, reached via a long track leading S from the A48, enclosed by a low rubble wall.
II	Parish Church of St Martin	Newport	Located at the centre of Llanmartin village, set back from the road and bounded by a low rubble wall.
II	Parish Church of St. Mary	Newport	Set back from the E side of Malpas Road, within a large churchyard, entered via a prominent lychgate.
II	St Mark’s Church	Newport	Prominently located on the S side of Gold Tops within large sloping site between Gold Tops and Serpentine Road.
II	St Mary RC Presbytery	Newport	To S (right) of front of church.
II	St Michael's Roman Catholic Church	Newport	Located on the corner of Clarence Street and St Michael's Street.
II	St Patrick's Roman Catholic Church	Newport	Prominently situated some 10 m E of junction with Fairfax Road.
II	St Paul’s Church	Newport	On corner with Palmyra Place.
II	Tabernacle Chapel	Newport	Located on the N side of the A48, approximately 1km E of The Rock and Fountain Inn. Set back from the road with the Memorial Hall incorporated at the W end.
II*	Church of Saint Basil	Newport	On the E side of Bassaleg, on the N side of the churchyard some 75m W of the Afon Ebwy.
II*	Church of Saint Michael	Newport	In a prominent position in the centre of Lower Machen Conservation Area.
II*	Church of SS Julius and Aaron	Newport	At the northern end of St Julians Avenue on the junction with Heather Road.
II*	Church of St. Cadoc	Newport	In the centre of Caerleon village immediately north of The Roman Legionary Museum.
II*	Parish Church of St Bridget	Newport	Located on the W side of Church Road, opposite Church Farm, set down a small track.
II*	Parish Church of St Mary	Newport	Set on the N side of Church Lane opposite Church Farm, leading off Marshfield Road. The church is surrounded by a low rubble wall with cock and hen coping; lych gate to W and remains of medieval cros
II*	Parish Church of St Mary	Newport	Located on the S side of the Lane leading from Llanwern village to Bishton at the junction of the driveway to Barn Farm. Immediately to the N of the Spencer steelworks
II*	Parish Church of St Michael	Newport	Located at the W side of the village, within a C19 walled enclosure, set behind the public house.
II*	Whitson Church	Newport	In churchyard reached by drive approximately 300m E of junction with Whitson Common Road.

Listed Places of Worship in Merthyr Tydfil

Listing	Name	County	Description
II	Sion Independent Chapel	Merthyr Tydfil	Situated on corner of Chapel Street and Cardiff Street, behind narrow railed forecourt with stone gatepiers.
II	Aberfan Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Merthyr Tydfil	Prominently situated on main road at N end of terrace row, set in raised forecourt with stone gate piers.
II	Bethania Independent Chapel	Merthyr Tydfil	Prominently situated at the lower end of the street, overlooking the High Street.
II	Capel Tabernacl (Welsh Baptist Church)	Merthyr Tydfil	Occupying a prominent corner site facing down Vulcan Road, Morgantown.
II	Carmel Welsh Baptist Chapel	Merthyr Tydfil	Set back from High Street at splayed junction with Holford Street and Pontycapel Road. Enclosed burial ground.
II	Chapel	Merthyr Tydfil	On corner site, attached to No 20 New Castle Street.
II	Church Hall at Capel Tabernacl	Merthyr Tydfil	Occupying a prominent corner site facing down Vulcan Road, Morgantown.
II	Church of St John	Merthyr Tydfil	On corner of Upper Union Street and Station Road some 100m SW of Dowlais Works Stables.
II	Church of St John the Baptist	Merthyr Tydfil	Situated on the W side of the Afon Taf in a prominent position on the N side of the Cwmdu Road.
II	Church of St John the Baptist	Merthyr Tydfil	In a prominent position on the NE side of New Church Road in Cefn Coed-y-Cymmer.
II	Hen Dy Cwrdd Unitarian Chapel	Merthyr Tydfil	Near the centre of Cefn Coed-y-Cymmer on the W side of Old Chapel Road.
II	High Street Baptist Church	Merthyr Tydfil	On a detached site midway down the pedestrianised section of High Street.
II	Ivor English Congregational Church	Merthyr Tydfil	On the SE side of Ivor Street just NW of Dowlais Works Stables and some 75m NE of the Church of St John.
II	Merthyr Christian Centre	Merthyr Tydfil	On an elevated site against the hillside with gabled front closing the view up Church Street.
II	Salem Baptist Chapel	Merthyr Tydfil	On bend in road, immediately south of The Square in centre of Bedlinog. Burial ground to the front
II	St David's Church	Merthyr Tydfil	Prominently sited in an open churchyard on the corner with Church Street, gabled W front to High Street.
II	St Illtyd's Roman Catholic Church	Merthyr Tydfil	Reached by a lane on the SW side of Balaclava Road; on steeply sloping site.
II	St Tydfil's Church	Merthyr Tydfil	Situated in an enclosed churchyard at S end of High Street close to roundabout on A470 road.
II	Tabernacle Independent Chapel.	Merthyr Tydfil	In centre of Treharris, opposite Bethel Chapel, on rise overlooking valley. Iron rails along side and stone gate piers at upper end, into forecourt.
II	Tabor Independent Chapel	Merthyr Tydfil	Prominently situated, on rising ground overlooking the Heads of the Valleys Road, at junction of High Street and Grawen Lane
II	Unitarian Chapel	Merthyr Tydfil	Set in terraced row close to corner with Church Street.
II	Wesley Methodist Church	Merthyr Tydfil	Set back slightly to right of Nos 12 and 12A Pontmorlais.
II	Zion Chapel (Capel Seion)	Merthyr Tydfil	Built across the steep slope with frontage forward to road.
II	Zoar Chapel (Welsh Congregational)	Merthyr Tydfil	Set back to rear of Nos 3, 4 and 5 Pontmorlais and reached by a gated lane shared with the adjoining Council Offices.

Listed Places of Worship in Flintshire

Listing	Name	County	Description
I	Basingwerk Abbey	Flintshire	Near the N end of the Greenfield Valley.
I	Church of St Beuno and St Mary	Flintshire	Located NW of the cross-roads in the centre of Whitford Village, and approached by lychgates to the S and E.
I	Church of St Cyngar	Flintshire	Prominently-sited on a raised circular Celtic Llan in the centre of the village.
I	Church of St Eurgain and St Peter	Flintshire	Prominently sited in the village at the corner of Church Road and Northop Road.
I	Church of St Mary	Flintshire	Situated in an oval churchyard close to the centre of the village.
I	Church of St Mary	Flintshire	In a walled churchyard at the N end of Halkyn and opposite the Old School.
I	Parish Church in St Mary	Flintshire	In a spacious churchyard on high ground at upper end of the High Street.
II	Bethel Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Flintshire	Situated at the corner of Oak Park and King Street, set back slightly from the road and behind low brick walls mounted with iron railings.
II	Caerwys Welsh Presbyterian Church	Flintshire	At the E end of the street, set back from the road behind forecourt walls.
II	Capel y Berthen	Flintshire	At the N end of Lixwm village, set back behind a lawn with boundary railings on the N side of a minor road between Lixwm and Ysceifiog.
II	Chapel of the Sepulchre	Flintshire	Located to the N of Pantasaph Friary and reached by a path which zig-zags up the hill following the stations of the cross. Located close to the summit, in front of the Calvary, and built into the slo
II	Christ Church	Flintshire	In a walled churchyard on the W side of the village, on the N side of a minor road between Rhes-y-cae and Lixwm.
II	Christ Church	Flintshire	Reached by a narrow lane off S side of A548. Located in a large rectangular churchyard sloping up to S, surrounded by a coursed stone wall with saddleback coping. Entrance to W, tall moulded piers w
II	Christ Church	Flintshire	Situated in a walled churchyard, set back from the S side of the A541, to the NW of Pontblyddyn.
II	Church of All Saints	Flintshire	In the centre of Ffynnongroyw, on the N side of the main road through the village.
II	Church of St Bartholomew	Flintshire	Located off the N side of Sealand Road (A548) which leads E to Chester. The church was originally on the main road but has been recently by-passed.
II	Church of St Ethelwold	Flintshire	Towards the W of Shotton, at the junction of Chester Road (B5129) and Shotton Lane.
II	Church of St Mark	Flintshire	Located on the S side of the main road, on the W side of Connah's Quay.
II	Church of St Mary	Flintshire	In large churchyard above High Street.
II	Church of St Michael	Flintshire	In the centre of Brynford village, the W end facing the road.
II	Church of St Paul	Flintshire	Located at the main cross-roads in Gorsedd and to the SW.
II	Church of St Paul	Flintshire	In a walled churchyard in the centre of the village.
II	Church of the Holy Spirit	Flintshire	Set back on the east side of the road at the crest of Aston Hill.
II	Ebenezer Chapel	Flintshire	On the W side of the lane through Dolphin, close to where it is truncated by the A55. Set at an angle to the road and facing SE.
II	Emmanuel Church	Flintshire	Situated in a churchyard off the S side of Mold Road in Bistre.
II	Holy Trinity Church	Flintshire	Set in small churchyard near NE end of Greenfield; E end faces main road.
II	Jerusalem Chapel	Flintshire	The Jerusalem Chapel is located on the north side of Ffordd-y-Rhos 100m north of its junction with Ffordd-y-Gilrhos and set back slightly from the road behind a low brick wall with piers.
II	Llyn-y-Pandy Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Flintshire	Situated in Llyn-y-pandy on the W side of a by-road running through Pantymwyn to Rhydymwyn.
II	Pendref, Wesleyan Methodist Chapel	Flintshire	Set above and behind a railed forecourt below Bailey Hill and facing down The High Street at the junction of Gwernaffield and Denbigh Roads
II	Pen-y-Fron Baptist Chapel	Flintshire	Gwernaffield
II	St Mary Church	Flintshire	Between Church Street and Sydney Street, set at an angle to Church Street, oriented E-W.
II	St Mary's Church	Flintshire	St Mary's Church is located within its own graveyard on the south side of Ffordd-y-Bont and to the south-east of the village centre.
II	St Winefrides	Flintshire	Approximately 1.1km N of Llanasa village on the S side of a minor road between Llanasa and Gronant.
II	St Winefride's Roman Catholic Church	Flintshire	On slopping site set back from the new road (A 5026). Presbytery to right.
II	Tabernacle English Congregational Church	Flintshire	Set back from the road behind walled and railed forecourt with pedimented end piers.
II	United Reformed Church	Flintshire	At the corner of Tyddyn Street with Grosvenor Street overlooking the former railway station.
II*	Parish Church of St. James	Flintshire	Immediately above and to E of St Winefride's Well Chapel; churchyard to S. Also reached from the lower end of Well Street.
II*	St Matthew's Church	Flintshire	Situated in a churchyard off the E side of Church Road in the NE part of Buckley.
II*	Church of SS Asaph and Kentigern	Flintshire	In the centre of Llanasa surrounded by a walled churchyard.
II*	Church of St John	Flintshire	Situated in the churchyard close to the centre of the village
II*	Church of St Mary	Flintshire	In the angle between Church Road and Chester Road (A5104), to the E of a large roundabout. Set in a large rectangular churchyard retaining some original boundary walling, the NW wall replaced when the
II*	Church of St Mary	Flintshire	In a walled churchyard in the centre of the village.
II*	Church of St Michael	Flintshire	At the centre of a large square churchyard on the SW side of the town, with the main entrance from Pen y Cefn Road.
II*	Church of St Michael & All Angels	Flintshire	On the W side of the village and on the E side of a minor road S of London Road (A5151), the main road through the village.
II*	Franciscan Friary	Flintshire	Set back from the road in grounds and approached by driveways. The Church of St David adjoins to the R. A linking range to the L joins the friary with the guest house and includes the entrance to th
II*	Parish Church of St Deinol	Flintshire	Situated at the end of Church Lane within a walled churchyard.
II*	St John the Baptist's Church	Flintshire	Situated in a churchyard on the N side of the A5104 at the N end of Penymynydd in an area also known as Pentrobin.
II*	St Mary's Parish Church	Flintshire	Situated near the village cross-roads on a slight rise and set in its own churchyard.
II*	Talacre Abbey	Flintshire	In its own grounds E of Gronant village, on an elevated site overlooking the Dee Estuary to the N.
II*	The Roman Catholic Church of St David	Flintshire	Adjoining the R side of Pantasaph Friary and in the grounds.

Listed Places of Worship in Ceredigion

Listing	Name	County	Description
I	Church of St Michael	Ceredigion	Situated in circular hillside churchyard to W of Hoffnant valley some 500m inland from Penbryn beach.
I	Church of St Padarn	Ceredigion	Situated on a sloping site just W of The Square in the centre of the village.
I	Church of the Holy Cross	Ceredigion	Situated above and some 125m NW of Mwnt beach under Foel y Mwnt.
I	St Gwenog Church	Ceredigion	Situated on E side of minor lane connecting B4338 and A475 some 750m WSW of Drefach
II	Capel Neuaddlwyd	Ceredigion	Situated on the S side of the Aeron valley, approximately 2.5 km SE of Aberaeron and on a minor road S of the A4687.
II	Capel Soar	Ceredigion	Situated at S end of village in railed forecourt.
II	Church of Saint Tygwydd	Ceredigion	Situated in the centre of Llandygwydd village.
II	Ffos-y-ffin Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated on W side of A 487 in Ffos-y-ffin, set back in courtyard flanked by later chapel house and 1927 vestry.
II	Llwyncelyn Independent Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated on right side of lane from Llwyncelyn to Oakford, in iron-railed forecourt.
II	Seion Welsh Congregational Chapel	Ceredigion	Set into the slope near the junction with Great Darkgate Street, set back behind railed forecourt.
II	Bancfelin Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated in the centre of Llangranog to the S of the B4321 and near the junction of that road and the B4334.
II	Bethania Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated some 500m S of Bethania crossroads, on E side of road to Cilcennin.
II	Bethel Baptist Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated on N side of lane to Silian some 400m W of Junction with A485 at Glendenys.
II	Bethel Baptist Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated close to roadside just W of terrace Nos 1-7 Margaret Street.
II	Bethel Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated some 100m N of Aberarth Bridge, on W side of river, facing up Water Street.
II	Bethel Welsh Baptist Chapel	Ceredigion	Set back on the corner with, and side elevation to, Portland Street.
II	Bethesda Independent Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated down dead-end lane running W off B 4570 in Ponthirwaun.
II	Blaenannerch Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated on N side of A487 in Blaenannerch village.
II	Blaencefn Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated some 2.5km NE of Ferwig village centre, 400m W of Lleine farm.
II	Bwlchgwynt Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated on right side of Lampeter road out of Tregaron, just before Tregaron School.
II	Capel Bethel	Ceredigion	Situated some 200m E of the minor road through the centre of Trefenter.
II	Capel Bethesda	Ceredigion	Situated in stone-walled yard in valley of the Cyneiniog some 4 km E of Talybont, on minor lane to Ty-nant Farm.
II	Capel Bethesda	Ceredigion	Situated in Llanddewi Brefi village just S of Pont Llanddewi on the road towards Tregaron.
II	Capel Blaenplwyf	Ceredigion	Situated in the centre of the village on the W side of the A487.
II	Capel Brynmair	Ceredigion	Situated approximately 1.6 km SE of Aberporth Bay on a minor road 500m S of B4333, Aberporth to Beulah road.
II	Capel Carmel	Ceredigion	Situated in angle between lanes to Pontsian and Maesymeillion some 300m N of Prengwyn.
II	Capel Carmel	Ceredigion	Situated just S of the village centre on the W side of the A485.
II	Capel Cynnon	Ceredigion	Situated facing W on the junction of minor roads 1km W of Llanfihangel-y-Creuddyn.
II	Capel Ebenezer	Ceredigion	Situated at E end of Llangybi village on S side of A 485.
II	Capel Ffynon	Ceredigion	Situated in the centre of Pentregat on the S side of the A487 and near the junction of that road and the B4321.
II	Capel Fronwen	Ceredigion	Situated some 200m E of village centre, on S side of road to Oakford.
II	Capel Llwynadda	Ceredigion	Situated towards upper end of village, some 200m NW of Seven Stars Inn.
II	Capel Llwynrhydowen	Ceredigion	Situated some 700m N of old chapel, by roadside.
II	Capel Mair	Ceredigion	Situated just NW of Pont Llanfair, overlooking bridge, between chapel house and vestry, in narrow forecourt with iron railings on low walls.
II	Capel Mair, Chapel House & Vestry	Ceredigion	Situated at southern end of street, on street-line.
II	Capel Mawr	Ceredigion	Situated in the S of Llanon, just N of the Afon Cledan and some 140m NW of Pont Llanon.
II	Capel Moriah	Ceredigion	Situated at Moriah on the W side of the A4120.
II	Capel Mynach	Ceredigion	Situated near the centre of Pontarfynach, some 150m S of the junction of the A4120 and the B4343 and on the W side of the latter.
II	Capel Pantdefaid	Ceredigion	Situated on crossroads at centre of Prengwyn.
II	Capel Pennant	Ceredigion	Situated just NW of Pont Pennant, on left side of road, in railed forecourt with attractive iron railings and gates.
II	Capel Rhiwbwys	Ceredigion	Situated on steep bank on W side of B4337, 0.3km SE of Llanrhystyd. Set behind large railed forecourt
II	Capel Rhydygwain	Ceredigion	Situated on E side of B4332, 0.5km SW of Temple Bar.
II	Capel Salem	Ceredigion	About 2km W of Devil's Bridge (Pontarfynach); below N side of minor road parallel to A 4120.
II	Capel Salem	Ceredigion	Situated some 2 km E of Penrhyncoch, in large graveyard N of the road in Salem village.
II	Capel Saron	Ceredigion	Situated in the centre of Llanbadarn Fawr, on the E side of the A4120 some 150m S of its junction with the A44.
II	Capel Siloa	Ceredigion	Situated above and E of Cwmerfyn near the end of the minor road through the village.
II	Capel Sion	Ceredigion	Situated towards W end of village, set back to S of by-road next to school.
II	Capel Soar	Ceredigion	Prominently situated at W end of Victoria Terrace along SE side of The Common.
II	Capel Tabor	Ceredigion	Situated on the W side of a minor road just W of the village centre.
II	Capel Trisant	Ceredigion	At the E end of the hamlet of Capel Trisant approximately 0.5km NW of Llyn Frongoch.
II	Capel Troedyrhiw (Independent)	Ceredigion	Situated on W side of Cribyn-Caledrhydiau by-road, some 2.5km NW of Cribyn.
II	Capel Ty'nygwndwn (Independent)	Ceredigion	Located on N side of B4342, 1km SE of Felinfach.
II	Capel y Drewen	Ceredigion	Situated overlooking Teifi on dead-end lane running S from Cwm Cou crossroads.
II	Capel y Drindod	Ceredigion	Prominently situated on steep slope in village centre
II	Capel y Garn	Ceredigion	Situated, at the N end of the linear village of Bow Street, on the W side of the A 487, in iron-railed forecourt.
II	Capel Y Rhiw	Ceredigion	Situated on S side of Abergwesyn road some 2 km E of Tregaron. Set above road on stone-faced terrace.
II	Capel Y Wig	Ceredigion	Situated on the side of a valley 1km NE of the centre of Pontgarreg, S of a minor road to Blaencelyn.
II	Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel	Ceredigion	Situated on rising ground above W end of Bryn Road, overlooking triangular green opposite Shiloh Presbyterian Chapel.
II	Church of Saint Afan	Ceredigion	Situated in large churchyard at Y-fork at SW edge of village.
II	Church of Saint Caron	Ceredigion	Situated in the centre of Tregaron, raised on a small hillock between the Bridge and the Square.
II	Church of Saint John	Ceredigion	Situated within churchyard on N side of B4340 next to Edward Richard Grammar School
II	Church of Saint John the Divine	Ceredigion	Situated roughly in centre of village, between the school and the village hall.
II	Church of St Cybi	Ceredigion	Situated in Llangybi village, on N side of A485, just N of Pont Gybi.
II	Church of St Cynon	Ceredigion	Situated some 2.25 km NNE of Ffostrasol, on S side of minor road running E.
II	Church of St Cynwyl	Ceredigion	Situated on B4333, S of the centre of Aberporth.
II	Church of St David	Ceredigion	Situated 60m N of A487, the entrance 60m E of Lady Road to Llechryd.
II	Church of St David	Ceredigion	Situated on hilltop some 0.9 km SSW of Aberarth.
II	Church of St David	Ceredigion	Situated at centre of village on crossroads.
II	Church of St Ina	Ceredigion	Situated in extensive churchyard on Llanina Point, just N of Plas Llanina.
II	Church of St John the Baptist	Ceredigion	Situated in churchyard on W side of A4120 about 2km S of Ponterwyd.
II	Church of St Llwchaiarn	Ceredigion	Situated at the end of a short lane to N off A 486.
II	Church of St Lucia and St Gwynin	Ceredigion	Situated in Llanwnnen village on W side of B 4337 some 60m N of the cross-roads with A475.
II	Church of St Mary	Ceredigion	Secluded location at end of lane E off Penrhiw-Llan to Henllan by-road on steep wooded hillside. 1.5km S of Penrhiw-Llan.
II	Church of St Mary	Ceredigion	Situated in large churchyard N of the ruins of Strata Florida abbey.
II	Church of St Michael	Ceredigion	Situated some 500m E of Brongest village, on crossroads W of Troedyraur Farm.
II	Church of St Padarn	Ceredigion	Situated in a remote site NE of Llangeitho, reached by a lane running W from B4578 from a point c 1.2 km N of B4342 crossroad.
II	Church of St Rhystyd	Ceredigion	Sited in large churchyard at the foot of Church Street in Llanrhystyd
II	Church of St Tyfriog	Ceredigion	Reached at end of short drive off A475 (S side) E of Llandyfriog. Located on N bank of River Teifi. Schoolroom to E.
II	Church of St. Cynfelyn	Ceredigion	Situated about 1.5 km NW of Tre Taliesin on road to Ynyslas, below junction with road ENE towards Tre'r Ddol.
II	Church of St. Tysilio	Ceredigion	Situated near end of lane, E of Cae'r-llan.
II	Ebenezer Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated on main street, slightly set back, about halfway along.
II	Ebenezer Wesleyan Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated in Ystumtuen some 2.5km S of A44, at S end of row of houses and former school.
II	English Baptist Chapel	Ceredigion	At the top of the street near the Public Library, side elevation to Crynfryn Row. Set back behind iron railings with gate piers.
II	English Methodist Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated on the corner with Queen's Road, set back behind plain railings with brick piers.
II	Hawen Independent Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated in Hawen, some 600m S of Rhydlewis, facing W over road to Penrhiwpal
II	Holy Trinity Parish Church	Ceredigion	In the railed churchyard at the N end of an island site with W end to Stanley Road, set into the slope.
II	Holy Trinity Parish Church	Ceredigion	Situated on hillside out of the town centre to SW, set back from the above the road.
II	Hope Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated to rear of No 40 Saint Mary's Street.
II	Mount Zion Baptist Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated set back in railed enclosure.
II	Nanternis Independent Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated at S end of Nanternis alongside by-road (E side) with cemetery to rear.
II	Old church of St John the Baptist	Ceredigion	Situated in churchyard in the centre of Ysbyty Ystwyth.
II	Parish Church of St Michael	Ceredigion	Situated on the N side of the B4229 in small village group, some 1.5km S of Ciliau Aeron.
II	Parish Church of St Michael	Ceredigion	In centre of small village on W side of A482, within large graveyard.
II	Parish Church of St Michael and All Angels	Ceredigion	Situated between the Castle and Laura Place.
II	Parish Church of St Peter	Ceredigion	Situated in extensive churchyard on raised site at top of Church Street.
II	Peniel Welsh Congregational Chapel	Ceredigion	Set back from a continuous row of street frontages, behind an iron railed and paved forecourt with patterned pebble pavement to the street
II	Penmorfa Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated sone 300m N of bridge over Hoffnant where lanes from Penbryn, Sarnau, Brynhoffnant and Pongarret meet.
II	Pensarn former Calvanistic Methodist Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated on W side of by-road which leads from Pont Ffynnondewi (A487) to Caerwedros: 1.5 km S of the latter. Large cemetery to S beyond forecourt.
II	Rhydfendigaid Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated on W side of the main road in the centre of Pontrhydfendigaid.
II	Seion Independent Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated on hillside above town centre, on road to Gilfach.
II	St Non's Church	Ceredigion	Situated on the S side of by-road, reached off A482. Some 2.5km SE of Aberaeron and some 100m W of Llanerchaeron.
II	St.Pauls Welsh Wesleyan Methodist Church	Ceredigion	Set into the street frontage with later school from attached to right.
II	Tabernacle Baptist Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated towards N end of Talybont, adjoining and to S of Bethel Chapel, both behind matching late C19 iron railings
II	Tabernacle Baptist Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated on a hillside facing S over the derelict lead mine.
II	Tabernacle Chapel	Ceredigion	Set back from street-line some 120m NE of Llandysul Bridge.
II	Tabernacle Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated in Red Lion Yard, to rear of No 19, approached by narrow passage with wrought iron gates.
II	Tabernacle Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated set back in narrow forecourt, opposite William Street.
II	Tabernacle Methodist Chapel	Ceredigion	At the break in the NE Terrace.
II	Tabernacle Presbyterian Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated and set back behind projecting vestry range at upper end of street.
II	Tregroes Church of St Ffraid	Ceredigion	Situated by roadside, aligned N-S, in village centre.
II	Y Wern Independent Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated to N of Gilfachreda, on back lane from Cei Bach to A 487, on corner of smaller lane down into Gilfachreda.
II	Yr Hen Gapel	Ceredigion	Situated on E side of lane running S from main road at Seven Stars Inn in village.
II*	Church of St Cynllo	Ceredigion	Situated by Glebe Farm, some ikm SSW of Coedybryn.
II*	Church of St Michael	Ceredigion	Situated at S end of village in large churchyard, with lych-gate to road.
II*	Bethania Baptist Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated mid-way down street, set back in railed forecourt.
II*	Bethel Independent Chapel	Ceredigion	Situated towards N end of Talybont, adjoining and to N of Tabernacle Chapel, both behind matching iron railings.
II*	Capel Gwynfil	Ceredigion	Situated some 200m NE of centre of Llangeitho, on E side of road.
II*	Capel Llwynrhydowen (Old Chapel)	Ceredigion	Situated facing W by crossroads in Rhydowen.
II*	Capel Soar	Ceredigion	Situated in extreme isolation on W bank of the Camddwr some 13 km from Tregaron, reached via the Abergwesyn road to Nant-y-maen and then the road S towards Llyn Brianne reservoir.
II*	Church of All Saints	Ceredigion	Situated in Clarach valley, on E side of B 4572 just S of Clarach crossroads and just N of Pont Llangorwen
II*	Church of All Saints	Ceredigion	Situated some 1.2 km NE of Cellan village, on N side of B4343 to Llanfair
II*	Church of Saint David	Ceredigion	Situated just S of A44 about 50m down road to Cwm Rheidol on W side of road.
II*	Church of Saint David	Ceredigion	Situated in Llanarth village on hill W of main road.
II*	Church of Saint David	Ceredigion	Situated in centre of Llanddewi Brefi.
II*	Church of Saint Ilar	Ceredigion	Situated in large churchyard in the centre of the village.
II*	Church of Saint Michael	Ceredigion	Situated in centre of the village in large churchyard.
II*	Church of St Cynllo	Ceredigion	Situated on lane between A484 and B4570 some 500m N of Croesllan crossroads.
II*	Church of St Michael	Ceredigion	Situated near a minor road 200m S of A487 at Tremain.
II*	Church of St Peter	Ceredigion	Situated in village on S side of lane running ENE from main valley road, about 150m E of junction.
II*	Church of St Tysul	Ceredigion	Situated by River Teifi in large churchyard.
II*	Church of St. Ffraed	Ceredigion	Situated at the end of Stryd-y-Eglwys from Llanon, some 350m E of the coast at Llansantffraed and 50m N of the Afon Peris.
II*	Eglwys Newydd Church	Ceredigion	On the S side of the B4574 and the N side of the Ystwyth valley some 1km NE of the site of Hafod Mansion.
II*	Parish Church of St Mary	Ceredigion	Situated in large churchyard, with principal approach from Pontycleifion.

Listed Places of Worship in Carmarthen

Listing	Name	County	Description
I	Church of St Margaret Marloes	Carmarthenshire	Situated in a prominent position on the N side of the B4314, some 2.5km SE of Rhos-goch.
I	Church of St Mary	Carmarthenshire	Situated on small hill above the modern A483 in large churchyard.
I	Church of St Michael	Carmarthenshire	Situated on E side of village street, in centre of village.
I	Parish Church of St Peter	Carmarthenshire	Situated in rounded churchyard at end of King Street.
I	Church of St Michael	Carmarthenshire	Situated in rounded churchyard in centre of the village.
II	All Saints Church	Carmarthenshire	Situated on hillside E of College Street, backing onto Church Street.
II	Bethel Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated overlooking former back lane, now with cleared ground to Marine Street, some 70m north west of Siloah Chapel, Glanmor Road.
II	Bethel Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated in a prominent position facing down the main street of the village of Cynwyl Elfed.
II	Bwlchnewydd Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated on a minor road some 2 km SE of the centre of the village of Llanddowror.
II	Bwlchnewydd Independent Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated on a hillside on the N side of Bwlchnewydd just off the road to Cynwyl Elfed.
II	Caersalem Baptist Chapel,	Carmarthenshire	Situated on corner of Marsh Street and Emma Street
II	Calfaria Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated on a SE facing hillside on the W side of the Afon Taf valley some 200m W of Login.
II	Calfaria Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated on corner of Bigyn Road.
II	Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	At west side of Blaenau Road, about 300m south of the Parish Church. Grassed forecourt with part paved; stone surrounding wall.
II	Capel Bethania	Carmarthenshire	Situated some 50m S of A474 on the E side of Brynlloi Road, enclosed by a coped stone boundary wall with iron railings and gates.
II	Capel Bethel	Carmarthenshire	Situated in isolated riverside position on S bank of Afon Araeth down track off Llangadog road some 4 km NE of Ffairfach.
II	Capel Bryn Evan	Carmarthenshire	Situated on the NW side of the minor road through Bryn Iwan.
II	Capel Brynseion	Carmarthenshire	Situated some 400m E of Pont Treseli, up minor road.
II	Capel Dewi C. M. Chapel	Carmarthenshire	At the south side of the B4300 in the village of Capel Dewi. Square stone-walled enclosure with iron gates to front and stable in SE corner. One gate-pier is a monolith.
II	Capel Dewi Uchaf Farmhouse	Carmarthenshire	1km east of the village of Capel Dewi to the north of the B4300, reached by a private lane with monolithic gate-piers. There is an extensive set of C18/C19 buildings for mixed farming in an informal g
II	Capel Elim Parc (Baptist Chapel)	Carmarthenshire	To the south side of an unclassified road about 300m north west of Parcymarchog. Stone perimeter wall to front and side with iron double gates plus single gate at corner. The baptismal pool is close t
II	Capel Hendre	Carmarthenshire	Prominently sited at the south east of the village of Capel Hendre, at south of the road and at the corner of Cooper's Road. Large graveyard opposite. Stone-walled enclosure with iron gates and railin
II	Capel Ifan	Carmarthenshire	Approximately 3.7km NE of Llangyndeyrn church, reached by farm road on the W side of a minor road S of Llanddarog.
II	Capel Iwan	Carmarthenshire	Situated in the centre of Capel Iwan village.
II	Capel Newydd	Carmarthenshire	Set back behind forecourt some 300m north of Parish Church.
II	Capel Seion	Carmarthenshire	On a hilltop site, 1km west of Drefach, in the hamlet named after the chapel. Large stone-walled graveyard; detached vestry to east of chapel.
II	Capel Sittim	Carmarthenshire	Situated in Felingwmisaf, E of the river and the B4310 and on a minor road S to Felin Mynachdy.
II	Capel Soar	Carmarthenshire	Situated about 1 km E of Cilycwm village.
II	Capel Sul	Carmarthenshire	Situated on W side of main road (A 484) prominently overlooking Kidwelly Bridge.
II	Capel Tabernacl	Carmarthenshire	Situated in Ffairfach on E side of A 483, some 200m S of crossroads, in graveyard with iron railings and stone piers to road.
II	Capel Talsarn	Carmarthenshire	Situated in Talsarn village on N side of road some 500m E of Cross Inn crossroads.
II	Capel-y-dolau	Carmarthenshire	At the south edge of Llanarthney village, on the road (Heol-fawr) to Middleton. Wrought-iron gate at roadside and a narrow lane leading to the chapel. Small yard surrounding the chapel on three sides.
II	Carmarthen Cemetery Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated in cemetery some 400m N of Lime Grove House.
II	Chapel at Llandovery College	Carmarthenshire	Situated to SE of main college building, opposite entrance gate.
II	Chapel at St David's Hospital	Carmarthenshire	Almost opposite main entrance to hospital main building.
II	Christ Church	Carmarthenshire	Situated at far W end of Lammas Street, on junction with Morfa Lane.
II	Christ Church	Carmarthenshire	Situated some 400m N of A474, on N side of river Amman, in a secluded cul de sac at SE end of Vicarage road.
II	Church of Saint Brynach	Carmarthenshire	Situated in the centre of Llanboidy village.
II	Church of Saint Lawrence	Carmarthenshire	To S of minor road from Pendine to Amroth approximately 3km W of Pendine.
II	Church of Saint Teilo	Carmarthenshire	Situated on the W side of the A477 near the centre of Llanddowror village.
II	Church of St Cledwyn	Carmarthenshire	Approximately 500m W of Llanglydwen, on the E side of a drive leading to Dolwilym.
II	Church of St David/Eglwys Dewi Sant	Carmarthenshire	Situated in large churchyard with entrance between Nos 5 and 6 Picton Terrace.
II	Church of St Dyfan	Carmarthenshire	Situated immediately N of Llandyfan farmhouse, some 2 km S of Trap in valley of Afon Cennen.
II	Church of St Egwad	Carmarthenshire	On S side of village, in a churchyard overlooking Vale of River Tywi.
II	Church of St Llawddog	Carmarthenshire	Situated on slope above main road some 100m SE of Cenarth Bridge.
II	Church of St Lucia	Carmarthenshire	In large churchyard at centre of village.
II	Church of St Maelog	Carmarthenshire	In a large churchyard on the N side of the main road through the village.
II	Church of St Michael	Carmarthenshire	An isolated church on the S side of a minor road approximately 1.2km NNW of Nantgaredig.
II	Church of St Sadwrnen	Carmarthenshire	Prominently sited in historic churchyard high above Carmarthen Bay, about 2 km west of Laugharne.
II	Church of St Twrog	Carmarthenshire	In a round churchyard in the centre of the village, on the N side of the B4310.
II	Ebenezer Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated closing the view down Orchard Street.
II	Eglwys Sant Ioan/Church of St John	Carmarthenshire	Situated on junction with The Avenue.
II	Elim independent Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated about 1km N of Lime Grove House, by junction with road to Pentre Celyn Farm.
II	English Congregational Church	Carmarthenshire	Situated set back from road in forecourt between Nos 37 and 38.
II	Hen Gapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated in a walled and gated burial ground, overlooking the Loughor valley, on the S side of the minor road which leads W off the B4306.
II	Moriah Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated on corner of Old Castle Road and Station Road, at south end of Town Hall Square.
II	Nebo Independent Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated just S of the junction of minor roads approximately 0.6km NE of the main junction in Efailwen.
II	Parish Church of St Odoceus	Carmarthenshire	Set in a hollow below the Laugharne to Llandawke by road.
II	Park Congregational Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated on corner of Murray Street and Inkerman Street.
II	Parsih Church of St Teilo	Carmarthenshire	Set in a large raised churchyard alongside the road.
II	Penuel Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated E of the centre of Carmarthen in Priory Street, approximately 120m S of its junction with Oak Lane. Set back from the street line.
II	Rehoboth Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated about 1km S of Capel Iwan above Cych
II	Roman Catholic Church of St Mary	Carmarthenshire	Situated at far NW end of Street.
II	Salem Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Located on W side of short lane off A482, 1.5km N of Pumpsaint (junction opposite Brynwawr). Situated in own small graveyard.
II	Salem Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Set back from the street line opposite the junction with Bank Buildings.
II	St David's Parish Church	Carmarthenshire	Situated on SE side of Amman Valley, approx. 0.5m SE of Ammanford. Triangular shaped churchyard adjacent to Betws Rd. Sited diagonally to road.
II	St Tyfi's Church	Carmarthenshire	On the S edge of wooded parkland at Dynevor Castle (Newton House) and overlooking Afon Tywi. Reached by track of W from Llandeilo Bridge.
II	Trinity Independent Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated in large graveyard, across road to S of churchyard.
II	Wesleyan Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Located at the end of the tunnel passage under John Francis Chartered Auctioneer's Premises.
II	Y Bwthyn, Hebron Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Immediately behind, and within, the graveyard of Hebron Chapel, facing a road to Berllan-dawel Farm.
II	Y Priordy Independent Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated set back in forecourt on junction with Old Priory Road.
II	Zion English Presbyterian Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated facing down street towards Lammas Street.
II	Adulam Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	On high ground 150 m west of A476 in Felinfoel, opposite to Adulam Row. The side of the Vestry faces the street with the chapel standing parallel to its west.
II	Alltwalis Independent Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated in the centre of Alltwalis on the W side of the A485.
II	Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Set back in broad forecourt, just E of Fountain Square.
II	Bethania Welsh Presbyterian Church	Carmarthenshire	Situated in Ferryside on the E side of Carmarthen Road some 320m NE of the railway station.
II	Bethel Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated some 250m down lane running NE from B4306 in Llangyndeyrn village, on the NW side of lane.
II	Bethel Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Located at the N end of Bethel Terrace. Large graveyard opposite.
II	Bethel Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated facing SE some 150m N of the crossroads in the centre of Meidrim
II	Bethel Presbyterian Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated opposite the Court House, facing E over large asphalted forecourt.
II	Bethesda Capel Bach	Carmarthenshire	At the south-east corner of the graveyard of Bethesda Chapel, in Llangennech village 150m north of St Cennych's Church. Wrought iron gates with wrought iron railings on a plinth wall facing the street
II	Bethesda Chapel	Carmarthenshire	In Bank Road in Llangennech village about 150m north-west of St Cennych's Church. Large graveyard with stone wall and wrought iron gates to street.
II	Bethlehem Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	At south side of the A484 in the village of Pwll.
II	Caersalem Independent Chapel	Carmarthenshire	300 m north-west of Pontyberem bridge, to the west of Heol y Felin.
II	Capel Als,	Carmarthenshire	Situated in acute angle of Marble Hall Road and Wern Road.
II	Capel Bethlehem	Carmarthenshire	Within railed enclosure, set back from the road, in the NE corner of a cemetery.
II	Capel Gosen	Carmarthenshire	Situated immediately S of Cynghordy viaduct. Walled forecourt with wrought iron gate.
II	Capel Gosen	Carmarthenshire	Situated on N side of road some 300m NW of Llangadog church, set in iron-railed forecourt.
II	Capel Isaf	Carmarthenshire	Situated on N side of A 40, some 300m E of turning to Cwm Ifor.
II	Capel Jerusalem	Carmarthenshire	Situated just above the Clydach river, below Gwynfe village, on W side of the lane towards Brynaman.
II	Capel Mair	Carmarthenshire	Within railed enclosure on S side of junction of High Street and Heol Gof.
II	Capel Milo	Carmarthenshire	West side of Milo village, about 1½ km south of Golden Grove. Limestone wall to front, iron gate. Hedged elsewhere. Graveyard at right.
II	Capel Newydd	Carmarthenshire	Situated on the N side of the B4310 some 120m W of Pont Cothi in the centre of Abergorlech.
II	Capel Noni	Carmarthenshire	Situated on the SE side of the A485 approximately 1km SW of Aber-Giar. Gable end to road.
II	Capel Pentre Tygwyn	Carmarthenshire	Situated in centre of Pentre Tygwyn village, on S side of lane.
II	Capel Rhydybont	Carmarthenshire	Situated on the N side of the B4337 at Rhyd-y-bont approximately 1.2km E of the centre of Llanybydder.
II	Capel Salem	Carmarthenshire	Situated down drive off the road leading to Llyn Brianne, NW of the centre of Rhandirmwyn.
II	Capel Salem	Carmarthenshire	At the junction of Bank Road with Afon Road (A4297) in the centre of Llangennech Village. Stone perimeter wall with iron railings to Afon Road; large graveyard to the north.
II	Capel y Graig	Carmarthenshire	Situated just W of the school near the centre of the village of Cwmbach.
II	Church of All Saints	Carmarthenshire	Situated in churchyard set back and above Goring Road.
II	Church of All Saints	Carmarthenshire	Situated in centre of Gwynfe village.
II	Church of All Saints	Carmarthenshire	In a walled churchyard in the centre of the village.
II	Church of Saint Cwrdaf	Carmarthenshire	Situated on E side of A482 at N edge of Llanwrda village.
II	Church of Saint Edi	Carmarthenshire	Situated some 300m SE of the B4297 in the village of Llanedi, at end of Church road, in a walled and gated churchyard.
II	Church of Saint Sadwrn	Carmarthenshire	Situated in rounded churchyard in centre of village.
II	Church of St Alban	Carmarthenshire	Situated prominently on hilltop east of centre, at junction of Alban Road and Stebonheath Terrace.
II	Church of St Barnabas	Carmarthenshire	Situated in Rhandirmwyn some 300m W of the crossroads in the village centre.
II	Church of St Barnabas	Carmarthenshire	Situated in centre of village just SW of the junction of the roads from Waungilwen and Henllan.
II	Church of St Ceinwr	Carmarthenshire	On the N side of the small hamlet sited on the highest ground with a commanding view over the Towy valley.
II	Church of St Cennych (aka St Gwynog)	Carmarthenshire	On a hilltop site east of Bank Road in the centre of Llangennech village, 150m north of the B4297 (Afon Road). Stone wall to front, part with cast-iron railings and gates between plain ashlar piers.
II	Church of St David	Carmarthenshire	In a walled churchyard on the E side of a minor road approximately 1.1km NE of Ffaldybrenin and 0.7km NW of Farmers.
II	Church of St David	Carmarthenshire	Situated in a prominent position on a hill just NW of the crossroads in the centre of Meidrim.
II	Church of St Ishmael	Carmarthenshire	An isolated church approximately 2km SSW of Ferryside, in a large churchyard on the E side of the Ferryside to Kidwelly road.
II	Church of St Mary	Carmarthenshire	On a hill-top site 150m NE of Court Henry.
II	Church of St Mary	Carmarthenshire	Within a large churchyard and prominently sited in a high position on the NE side of Burry Port.
II	Church of St Michael	Carmarthenshire	An isolated hilltop church in a walled churchyard, on the E side of a minor road between Brechfa and Llanybydder.
II	Church of St Patrick	Carmarthenshire	On the S side and sited in a round churchyard above the A485.
II	Church of St Paulinus	Carmarthenshire	Situated just W of the minor road leading to Llyn Brianne in the valley of the Afon Tywi, some 3.5km N of the centre of Rhandirmwyn.
II	Church of St Peter	Carmarthenshire	In a walled churchyard on the W side of the town and on the W side of the cattle market.
II	Church of St Thomas	Carmarthenshire	Near the centre of Ferryside E of the railway station.
II	Church of The Holy Trinity	Carmarthenshire	Prominently sited in Felinfoel. Large graveyard to S with rubble boundary wall to all sides; Gothic style timber lychgate with tiled roof, steel gates; Celtic cross granite war-memoral in churchyard.
II	Church of the Holy Trinity	Carmarthenshire	Situated on W side of B 4302 some 450m N of Maerdy crossroads.
II	Church of the Holy Trinity	Carmarthenshire	Situated at W end of street in spacious churchyard.
II	Closygraig Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	On elevated terrace behind wall and railings, overlooking a bend in the road.
II	Ebenezer Congregational Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated on N side of A484 Carmarthen road some 120m E of Water Street.
II	Esgairnant Calvinistic Methodist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated on N side of B4302, SW of Talley village
II	Ffaldybrenin Independent Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated in a prominent position facing S in the centre of Ffaldybrenin village.
II	Glenalla Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated on corner of Alban Road.
II	Hall Street Methodist Church	Carmarthenshire	Situated on corner of Hall Street and Goring Road.
II	Hen Gapel Milo	Carmarthenshire	East side of Milo village, opposite to Capel Milo Newydd. Open paved area to street at front, walled graveyard to left with original wall to street.
II	Horeb Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	1 km east of Five Roads on the B4309
II	Llandyry Church	Carmarthenshire	On W side of B4317, in churchyard about 700m S of junction with B4308.
II	Llanfihangel Abercowyn New Church	Carmarthenshire	Situated beside the main A40 trunk road, on the junction with the minor road to Treventy Farm.
II	Maescanner Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	75 m west of Dafen Road. Small grassed forecourt, with modern iron railings on a low wall and iron gates. Vestry at rear.
II	Providence Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Set back behind small burial ground to left of terraced row in centre of Cwmdu village.
II	Rhydyceisiaid Independent Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated on the SE side of the valley of the Afon Fenni some 1.2km NW of the centre of the village of Llangynin
II	Salem Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated in Ferryside on the E side of Carmarthen Road some 250m NE of the railway station.
II	Salem Independent Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated at N end of Salem village, on W side of road.
II	Salem Independent Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated on streetline roughly midway between junctions with Water Street and Orchard Street.
II	Siloah Independent Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated on corner of Glanmor Road and Copperworks Road in the seaside district of LLanelli.
II	St Sawel Parish Church	Carmarthenshire	Situated on S side of village in large graveyard.
II	Yr Hen Gapel	Carmarthenshire	To the W of the village centre, on the N side of a minor road to the parish church.
II	Zion Baptist Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated at south west end of Zion Row and some 30 m north east of the Water Street-Upper Park Street junction.
II*	Capel Bigawdin	Carmarthenshire	Attached to a field wall S of Wern-las Farm, approximately 2km SE of Llanddarog village.
II*	Capel Brynseion	Carmarthenshire	Situated in the centre of Glanamman some 25m S of A474 on the E side of High Street.
II*	Capel Heol Awst	Carmarthenshire	Situated set back in railed forecourt roughly midway along street.
II*	Capel Heol Dwr	Carmarthenshire	Situated set back from road some 60m SE of junction with St Catherine Street.
II*	Capel Panteg	Carmarthenshire	Situated in a remote valley N of a minor road some 4km NE of Whitemill.
II*	Church of Saint Cynwyl	Carmarthenshire	Situated near the centre of Cynwyl Elfed village NE of Pont Cynwyl just off the A484.
II*	Church of St David (aka Church of St Arthney)	Carmarthenshire	In centre of the village of Llanarthney. Stone-walled graveyard with lychgate
II*	Church of St Dingat	Carmarthenshire	Situated in large churchyard towards SW edge of town.
II*	Church of St Mary	Carmarthenshire	Situated in centre of Llanllwch village.
II*	Church of St Michael	Carmarthenshire	At the N end of Llanfihangel ar Arth village, set in a walled churchyard overlooking the Teifi valley.
II*	Church of St Simon and St Jude	Carmarthenshire	Situated on ridge above upper Sawdde valley some 2.5 km E of Twynllanan on road to Llyn y Fan Fach.
II*	Church of St. Tybie	Carmarthenshire	At the centre of Llandybie village. Large stone-walled graveyard to north side (recent parts walled in concrete blocks). High wall with steps and iron gates from the street at west and south; stile be
II*	Church of the Holy Trinity	Carmarthenshire	About 1km NE of Pontargothi, in churchyard on the E side of a minor road and N bank of Afon Cothi.
II*	Cyffig Church	Carmarthenshire	Situated on the S side of a minor road some 3km SE of Whitland.
II*	English Baptist Church	Carmarthenshire	Situated set back from the street in paved forecourt, between Nos 7 and 8.
II*	Old Bethel Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Located on a remote upland plateau on the N side of the Amman Valley approximately 1 km from the A474. Reached along short lane off mountain road at the lower end of a walled and gated burial ground.
II*	Parish Church of St Cynwyl	Carmarthenshire	Prominently situated in village centre within own graveyard. Lychgate some 50m to S.
II*	Parish Church of St. Ellyw	Carmarthenshire	Prominently situated in churchyard on north side of Bridge Street.
II*	Parish Church of St. Martin	Carmarthenshire	Set in an elevated churchyard to N of the town
II*	Williams Pantycelyn Memorial Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated near the centre of Llandovery on the N side of the High Street between Orchard Street and Water Street.
II*	Capel Libanus (Baptist Chapel)	Carmarthenshire	Situated on N side of lane some 1.3 km W of Llansadwrn.
II*	Capel Salem	Carmarthenshire	Situated in the centre of Llangyndeyrn approximately 250m SW of the B4306.
II*	Capel Y Graig	Carmarthenshire	Situated just W of the road junction in the centre of Trelech village.
II*	Cefnarthen Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated at the end of a lane off a minor road leading from Pentrebach to Babel approximately 1km to the NW.
II*	Church of Saint Cadoc	Carmarthenshire	Situated towards the upper end of Church Street, in large churchyard with stone boundary wall.
II*	Church of Saint Cynin	Carmarthenshire	Situated in an isolated position on a minor road some 2km S of the centre of the village of Llangynin.
II*	Church of St Cathen	Carmarthenshire	In a large churchyard occuping a high position at the S end of the village of Llangathen.
II*	Church of St Cyndeyrn	Carmarthenshire	In a round churchyard in the centre of the village.
II*	Church of St Cynog	Carmarthenshire	Situated about 1 km S of Llangynog.
II*	Church of St Egwad	Carmarthenshire	In a round churchyard in the centre of the village.
II*	Church of St Illtyd	Carmarthenshire	In a large churchyard on the E side of the main square, and immediately S of the A484.
II*	Church of St Luke or St Llonio	Carmarthenshire	In an isolated position away from Llanllwni village and on an elevated site directly above Afon Teifi.
II*	Church of St Margaret of Antioch	Carmarthenshire	About 1km above Dolwen Point, in churchyard near junction of B4314 and minor road to Marros.
II*	Church of St Margaret of Antioch	Carmarthenshire	About 1km above Dolwen Point, in churchyard near junction of B4314 and minor road to Marros.
II*	Church of St Michael	Carmarthenshire	In the village of Golden Grove to the west of the street, nearly opposite to Golden Grove park entrance. Stone-walled churchyard with stile; lychgate separately listed.
II*	Church of St Michael and all Angels	Carmarthenshire	At the south side of Bryngwyn Road, Dafen. Stone wall to street and to west side; timber war-memorial lychgate.
II*	Church of St Non	Carmarthenshire	In the centre of the village in a churchyard with stone wall and iron railings and gates to road at west; stone wall to minor road at north.
II*	Church of St Ystyffan	Carmarthenshire	Within a stone walled cemetery, on the SW corner of the junction of High Street and Church Street.
II*	Parish Church of St Mary Magdalene	Carmarthenshire	Situated within a cemetery behind the street, reached via a lych-gate opposite the Town Hall.
II*	Parish Church of St Michael	Carmarthenshire	Situated in spacious churchyard immediately adjoining the Premonstratensian Abbey ruins.
II*	Tabernacle Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated set back from road in own courtyard, c30m from junction with Water Street.
II*	Tabernacle Chapel	Carmarthenshire	Situated at corner of Town Hall Square, overlooking Town Hall gardens.

Church, Heritage

Maintaining Your Church – 6 Steps to Success

The common-sense perspective tells us that that prevention is better than cure and that planned routine maintenance provides extends the service life of products. This is the reason most of us regularly service and inspect our cars, boilers and other expensive equipment, yet this understanding does not always extend to our buildings.

Routine planned maintenance is promoted by most statutory, regulatory and funding bodies. Organisations such as Cadw and the Church in Wales have devoted sections of their websites to it, but still we all to often see buildings with the small things neglected – and these small problems can very quickly turn into expensive repair projects.

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Developing Your Church as a Community Hub

Introduction – How to Develop Your Church as a Community Hub

This article is a guide for churches considering a reordering to develop their church as a community hub. The guide briefly covers the necessary steps to start your project, including identifying the need, building the team, employing professionals and fund raising.