Note 71a — Chapter IX · PASSAGE OVER THE RIVERS LOCHOR AND WENDRAETH; AND OF CYDWELI
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Lochor, or Llwchwr, was the Leucarum mentioned in the Itineraries, and the fifth Roman station on the Via Julia. This small village is situated on a tide-river bearing the same name, which divides the counties of Glamorgan and Caermarthen, and over which there is a ferry. “Lochor river partith Kidwelli from West Gowerlande.”—Leland, Itin. tom. v. p. 23. [The ferry is no more. The river is crossed by a fine railway bridge.]