Geology and Minerals

Angidy River

The Angidy River, or Angidy Brook, (also spelled Angiddy; Welsh: Afon Anghidi) is a tributary of the River Wye in Monmouthshire, Wales. It is the location of the first-ever blast furnace and brass production in Great Britain and notable developments in the iron industry, especially wire-making, which made it the largest industrial enterprise in Wales and a tourist venue. It is now better known for its natural beauty and fishing.

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• ▸Granite Mountain (Arizona)
• ▸Ancient Armenian poetry
• ▸Elliot Formation

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