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Listed Buildings in Shaftesbury, Newport

  1. II Aqueduct over Malpas Brook, Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal (partly in Bettws Community) Photos
    Now situated almost under the M4 motorway by the Newport (Malpas Road) junction 26.
  2. II Barrack Hill Canal Tunnel Portal Photos
    Near the bottom of the very steep Barrack Hill just before it curves to S.
  3. II Brynglas Gardens Photos
    On high ground just N of Brynglas house with gardens sloping down eastwards towards the River Usk
  4. II Brynglas House Photos
    On high ground overlooking Newport to S. Still in extensive grounds which slope S and eastwards down to the banks of ther River Usk. Now surrounded by 19th and 20th century urban development.
  5. II Crindau Bridge, Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal (partly in Allt yr yn community) Photos
    Located off the Malpas Road, immediately S of Junction 26 of the M4 motorway. Bridge carries track to allotments.
  6. II Crindau Bridge, Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal (partly in Shaftesbury Community) Photos
    Located off the Malpas Road, immediately S of Junction 26 of the M4 motorway. Bridge carries track to allotments.
  7. II Crindau, comprising Crindau House and Crindau Sports and Social Club Photos
    On the hillside rising to Brynglas, the cul-de-sac Chelston Place reached from Redland Street; set within a terraced garden and surrounded by terrace housing.
  8. II Gwastad Bridge over the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal and Lock (partly in Bettws community) Photos
    Situated W of Blaen-y-pant Crescent, with open fields to the W.

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