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Bathgate Castle

Bathgate Castle, earthworks of short lived castle of the Stewarts now part of a golf course
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Bryn Ffanigl

Bryn Ffanigl-Uchaf, two sets of e/w identified as ?earthwork castles or manors of C13
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Bryn Derwen Motte

Bryn Derwen Motte, fragmentary e/w of ditched motte & ?bailey on scarp overlooking river
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Bleddfa Castle

Bleddfa Castle, e/w and scarce footings of motte within bailey & keep on summit C12-13
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Ystradowen Motte

Ystradowen Motte, e/w of ?incomplete ditched motte near to church at end of low ridge
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Ynyscrug Castle

Ynyscrug Castle, scant e/w remain of motte & bailey largely destroyed by railway & road building
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Whitchurch Motte

Whitchurch Motte, site of barrow reused as motte & ?tower destroyed C20; occupied by housing
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Wern Y Cwrt Motte

Wern Y Cwrt Motte, e/w of formerly ditched motte on sloping site near church and holy well
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Wentloog Castle

Wentlloog Castle, e/w of ditched motte & ?lost bailey near church part surrounded by housing
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Waynards Castle

Waynards Castle or Trefecca Motte, e/w of ?motte in scarped platform occupied by modern house
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Waun yn Pant Y Dinas Motte

Waun ybn Pant Y Dinas, e/w of overgrown ?motte & bailey on hilltop site in remote area
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Waun Twmpath Motte

Waun Twmpath, e/w of ditched motte & ?bailey at the end of a spur overlooking river valley
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Tyddyn Mount

Tyddyn Mount, e/w of ditched motte in grounds of farm on high ground adjacent to river valley
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Ty Newydd Mount Llannor

Ty Newydd Mount Llannor, e/w of ditched motte on slight rise ?reused as park feature
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Ty Du Pendoylan

Ty Du Pendoylan, e/w of small ditched mound with ?traces of bailey, but of dubious function
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Twyn Y Gregen

Twyn Y Gregen, e/w of ditched motte on natural mound overlooking minor watercourse
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Twyn Tudur

Twyn Tudur, mutilated e/w of ditched motte with summit bank in field adjacent to church
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Twthill Rhuddlan

Twthill Rhuddlan, e/w of C11 motte & ?bailey overlooking river S of Rhuddlan Castle
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Twthill Caernarfon

Twthill Caernarfon, rocky hilltop defended by ditch of unknown date identified as ?castle
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Twmpath Motte Rhiwbina

Twmpath motte Rhiwbina, e/w of ditched motte on spur overlooking minor watercourse
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Twmpan Motte Llangors

Twmpan Motte Llangors, e/w of mottewith lost ditch overlooking head of river valley
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Truemans Hill

Truemans Hill, badly mutilated motte with ?bailey in public park. Probably replaced by Hawarden
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Troed Yr Harn Motte

Troed Yr Harn Motte, e/w of small ?ditched motte in marshy area by watercourse
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Trellech Motte

Trellech Motte, e/w of large ditched motte & site of bailey on ridge to N of major lost settlement
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Trefecca Motte

Trefecca Motte, e/w of ?motte & bailey castle over river valley; contains private residence
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Tredustan Motte

Tredustan Motte, e/w of mutilated formerly ditched motte in farmyard overlooking river valley
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Tre Fedw Moat

Tre Fedw Motte, mutilated e/w of ditched motte and ?bailey overlooking river valley
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Tre Castle Raglan

Tre Castle Raglan, mutilated e/w of ditched motte within bailey now occupied by farm buildings
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Tomenlawddog

Tomenlawddog, e/w of ditched motte & possible bailey next to church and burial ground
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Tomen Y Maerdy

Tomen Y Maerdy, e/w of ditched motte at the end of a spur overlooking river valley
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Tomen Y Faerdre

Tomen Y Faerdre, impressive ditched motte formed from rocky outcrop overlooking river
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Tomen Y Clawdd

Tomen Y Clawdd, e/w of large but low ditched motte surrounded by housing estate
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Tomen Y Cefn Lle Oer

Tomen Y Cefn Lle Oer, e/w of ditched motte & bailey on top of ridge; motte top hollowed out
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Tomen Seba Llangeler

Domen Seba, e/w of ditched motte with ?buried masonry on summit; ditch partially wet
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Tomen Rhyd Owen

Tomen Rhyd Owen, e/w of ditched motte & adjacent enclosureon top of ridge overlooking river
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Tomen Maesmor

Tomen Maesmor, oval mound within private gardens with ?lost ditch may have served as a motte
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Tomen Madoc

Tomen Madoc, e/w of ditched motte on top of a ridge, damaged by C19 work & animals
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Tomen Llansantffraid

Tomen Llansantffraid, mutilated e/w of ditched motte surrounded & damaged by housing
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Tomen Llanio

Tomen Llanio, e/w of ditched motte on elevated site above river valley; no sign of bailey
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Tomen Las Motte Pennal

Tomen Las Motte Pennal, e/w of ditched motte in low lying land on resort, ?lost llys site
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Tomen Fawr Llanystumdwy

Tomen Fawr Llanystumdwy, e/w of small ringwork/ditched motte on coastal terrace
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Tomen Cefncoch Motte

Tomen Cefncoch, well-preserved ditched motte in prominent upland site without bailey
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Tomen Cefn Glaniwrch

Tomen Cefn Llaniwrch, e/w of mutilated ditched motte within private garden on hilltop site
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Tomen Castle

Tomen Castle Llanfihangel Nant Melan, e/w of ditched oval motte on site at the top of a ridge
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Tomen Bedd-Ugre

Tomen Bedd-Ugre, e/w of ditched motte & bailey on hilltop site with ?llys site nearby
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Talgarth Tower

Talgarth Tower, occupied C13/14 tower house next to river crossing, houses tourist centre
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Sully Castle

Sully Castle, scant remains of C13 fortified manor survive in churchyard, the main site is built over
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Stormy Castle Cynnig

Stormy Castle Cynnig, e/w of denuded ditched motte without bailey on a low ridge
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Stephens Castle Lampeter

Stephens Castle Lampeter, mutilated e/w of large motte within University grounds; bailey(s) lost
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St Marys Yard Mound

St Marys Yard Mound, e/w of ?eroded ditched motte on river cliff of the Usk with no bailey
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St Ishmaels Tump

St Ishmaels Tump, overgrown e/w of ditched motte with likely lost bailey to SE
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St Georges Castle

St Georges Castle, occupied tower & hall of C15 rebuild of older castle is now private farmhouse
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St Fagans Castle

St Fagans Castle, one wall survives of C12-13 ringwork/castle within grounds of museum
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Rumney Castle

Rumney Castle, partially destroyed e/w of large ditched motte/ringwork survives in private garden
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Rug Park Motte

Rug Park Mound, e/w of motte formed from burial mound with later ice house built into it
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Rhayader Castle

Rhayader Castle, e/w of C12 castle built on strong crag over river destroyed several times C13
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Prestatyn Castle

Prestatyn Castle, denuded e/w of motte & bailey fortfied in stone but destroyed C12
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Pointz Castle

Pointz Castle, e/w of ditched motte and ?lost bailey with ?footings on motte within farm
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Plas Baglan

Plas Baglan, low & overgrown ruins of C13 tower and quadrangular courtyard at end of spur
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Penygochel

Penygochel, poorly defined e/w of ?motte and bailey castle on low slopes above river
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Penycastell Caer Oleu

Penycastell Caer Oleu, e/w and footings of D-shaped fortified enclosure at end of ridge
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Penycastell Bronant

Penycastell, partial e/w of ditched motte, apparently left unfinished, on low hill
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Penmaen Burrows

Penmaen Burrows, e/w of ringwork with 2 occupations C12-13 on headland overlooking bay
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Pencastell Llangeler

Pencastell Llangeler, e/w of ditched motte on high ground overlooking head of river valley
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Pencader Castle

Pencader Castle or Mabudrud, e/w of ditched motte at end or promontory with ?bailey
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Penarth Mount

Penarth Mount, partially ditched oval motte on spur overlooking river valley
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Pen Y Clawdd Castle

Pen Y Clawdd Castle, large but low ditched motte within grounds of B&B - ?moated site
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Pen Llys Ringwork

Pen Llys Ringwork, e/w of banked enclosure on scarp & adjacent linear bank near church site
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Parc Y Castell

Parc Y Castell, e/w of denuded quadrangular ditched manorial site at the end of a low spur
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Norton Castle

Norton Motte, e/w of ditched motte with traces of bailey occupied by housing to east
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New Moat Castle

New Moat Castle, e/w of large ditched motte possibly replacing earlier site near church
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Nefyn Motte

Nefyn Motte, e/w of mutilated motte with C19 watch tower on top, surrounded by village
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Morganstown Motte

Morganstown Motte, e/w of ditched motte on alluvial river terrace; traces of ?bailey to NE lost
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Mill Wood Castle Dingestow

Mill Wood Castle, Dingestow, e/w of motte and ?bailey at the end of promontory site
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Marcross Castle

Marcross Castle, traces of C13/14 fortified manor have been built into farm buildings
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Manian Fawr

Manian Fawr, mutilated e/w of enclosure made from 2 ditches across ridge, trad called castle
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Manafon Motte

Manafon Motte, e/w of ditched motte & ?bailey on promontory spur overlooking river
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Luggy Motte

Luggy Motte, e/w of D-shaped ditched motte & bailey; both eroded by adjacent stream
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Lower Min-y-Llyn Motte

Lower Min-y-Llyn Motte, ditched motte, ?bailey & other unintelligable e/w by ford site
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Llyssun Castle

Llyssun Castle, e/w of motte & bailey on glacial ridge next to former river course in fields
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Llys Arthur

Llys Arthur, e/w of rectangular banked enclosure in fields of uncertain date, nature or origin
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Llwynduris Castle Mound

Llwynduris Castle Mound, e/w of small part-ditched motte on knoll overlooking river valley
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Llowes Castle Tump

Llowes Castle Tump, e/w of ditched mound on the edge of a former channel of the Wye
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Lleiniog Beach Mound

Lleiniog Beach Mound - e/w of small mound on promontory defended by ditch of uncertain date
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Llanwnnen Castle

Llanwnnen Castle, e/w of strong D-shaped ringwork at the top of scarp above river valley
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Llanthomas Motte

Llanthomas Motte, e/w of ditched motte within private garden but visible from road
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Llanllwni Mount

Llanllwni Mount, tree-covered e/w of motte on ridge mutilated by graveyard extension
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Llanhilleth Motte

Llanhilleth Motte, mutilated e/w of ditched motte in farmyard near later Castell Taliorum
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Llangwm Uchaf Motte

Llangwm Uchaf Motte, e/w of ditched motte/ringwork in private garden of farm
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Llangadfan Motte

Llangadfan Motte, badly mutilated e/w of ditched motte is only survivor of m&b castle
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Llanfyrnach Motte

Llanfyrnach Motte, e/w of ditched motte/ringwork on low promontory occupied by village
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Llanelli Castle

Llanelli Castle, e/w of motte & ?bailey submerged in reservoir, also ?2nd site to SW in park
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Llandyssil Bridge Mound

Llandyssil Bridge mound, e/w of ?unfinished motte & bailey on glacial mound in field
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Llandeilo Graben Motte

Llandeilo Graben Motte, tree covered e/w of ditched motte on low ridge between streams
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Llandefaelog Fach Motte

Llandefaelog Fach Motte, e/w of motte within private gardens of house dating to C16
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Llandaff Palace

Llandaff Bishops Palace. Ruins of C13 courtyard castle abandoned C15 and slighted C17
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Llangwathan Motte

Llangwathen Motte, e/w of ditched motte & ?bailey on marshy site by stream on farm
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Liege Castle

Liege Castle, e/w of rectangular moated manorial site within those of IA Castell Moel hillfort
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Langstone Court Motte

Langstone Court Motte, e/w of motte with ?ditch and ?bailey within private grounds
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Knighton Castle

Knighton Castle, e/w of motte/ringwork & bailey within inaccessible private garden(s)
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Kinnerton Court Motte

Kinnerton Court Motte, e/w of ditched motte; ?bailey suggested from field boundaries
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Kemeys House

Kemeys House, privately occupied C15 tower & hall extended C16-19 and much modernised
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Hughs Castle

Hughs Castle Talybont, e/w of ditched motte & bailey (?s) on natural rise above river
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Holywell Castle Mound

Holywell Castle Mound, e/w of ditched motte on tip of forested promontory site
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Hen Gastell Briton Ferry

Hen Gastell, Briton Ferry, site of important C6-10 fort reused as castle C12; destroyed by M4
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Hen Domen Llansantffraid Deuddwr

Hen Domen Llansantffraid Deuddwr, e/w of ?ditched motte on low summit in remote area
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Gwern Y Domen

Gwern Y Domen, large ditched motte w/summit rampart, e/w to S beyond disused railway line
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Guilsfield Motte

Guilsfield Motte, ?motte built within hillfort of Gaer Fawr; also Castle Hill farm 1km to NE
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Great Rudbaxton Mount

Great Rudbaxton Mount, e/w of formerly ditched mound within farmyard near church
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Goytre Motte

Goytre Motte, mutilated e/w of ditched motte at the top of a hill overlooking valley
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Glan-Mynys Mount

Glan-Mynys Mount, tree-covered e/w of ?motte & ?ditch at the end of low ridge overlooking river
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Gelli Garn Ringwork

Gelli Garn ringwork, e/w of small ringwork within private paddock on slopes overlooking river
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Fforest Wood Castle

Fforest Wood Castle, e/w of ditched motte on ridge cutting off area to S serving as bailey
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Fforest Castle

Fforest Castle or Twdin, e/w of ditched ringwork on hilltop with causewayed entrance
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Felin Isaf Motte

Felin Isaf Motte, e/w of ditched motte & destroyed bailey on the edge of an industrial estate
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Evenjobb Motte

Evenjobb Motte, a mutilated ditched motte and Dunns Lane, e/w of small ditched mound associated with dammed ?millpond
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Erw’r Castell Caerwys

Erw'r Castell Caerwys, modest mound on sloped site ? Used as an earthwork castle or llys
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Eglwys Cross Motte

Eglwys Cross Motte, e/w of ditched motte with partial bank & ?bailey to E on a ridgetop site
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Domen Las Castle

Domen Las Castle, e/w of ditched motte on estuarine ridge by RSPB trail; ?llys site of Abereinion
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Domen Gastell Llandrinio

Domen Gastell Llandrinio, much denuded e/w of motte & bailey largely destroyed by floodworks
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Domen Fawr Tafolwern

Domen Fawr Tafolwern, e/w of large ditched motte @ alleged bailey at river confluence
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Domen Ddreiniog

Domen Ddreiniog or Talybont Castle, small mutilated ditched motte on riverside location
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Dolbenmaen Castle

Dolbenmaen Castle, e/w of mutilated ditched motte on ridge by ford; probable llys site
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Dolbedwin Motte

Dolbedwin Motte, e/w of formerly ditched mound at river confluence, interpreted as ?motte
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Dixton Motte

Dixton Motte, e/w of low ditched mound, both irregularly shaped. Probable moated manorial site
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Dingstopple Mound

Dingstopple Mound, e/w of small mound & disproportionately large ?wet ditch by spring
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Dale Castle

Dale Castle, privately occupied C19/20 mansion ?incorporating C13 or later tower house
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Cymer Motte

Cymer Motte, e/w of D-shaped mound on low knoll with ruins of C18 tower on top
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Cwm Meurig Motte

Cwm Meurig motte, e/w of small ditched motte next to stream and overlooking marshy area
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Crogen Motte

Crogen Motte, e/w and strewn masonry of ?motte next to occupied late medieval house
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Craig Ruperra Motte

Craig Ruperra Motte, e/w of ditched motte within a hillfort & later landscaped with spiral path
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Cottrell Motte

Cottrell Motte, e/w of ditched motte with summit bank and ?associated enclosure to SE
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Hundred House Mount

Hundred House Mount, e/w and footings of motte & bailey overlooking river
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Clyn Pattel Mound

Clyn Pattel Mound, small motte with traces of ditch between 2 streams; no sign of bailey
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Cilwhybert Motte

Cilwhybert Motte, e/w of ditched motte upon a spur. ?Bailey occupied by farm
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Cil Ifor

Cil Ifor, mutilated e/w of ringwork (possibly medieval) erected at the end of a hillfort
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Chepstow Park

Chepstow Park, e/w of circular moated site with internal bank along with ?modern ruin
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Cenarth Motte

Cenarth Motte, e/w of ditched motte overlooking river ford & near village church
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Castlebythe Motte

Castlebythe Motte, e/w of small ditched motte near to church, no evidence of ?destroyed bailey
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Castle Hill Hyssington

Castle Hill Hyssington, e/w & footings of motte, bailey & buildings on small hill, ?Castle of Sned
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Castle Gwilym

Castle Gwilym, denuded e/w of triple banked enclosure now occupied by farm
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Castle Caereinion

Castle Caereinion or Twmpath Garmon, e/w of ditched C12 motte in churchyard ?occupies bailey
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Castell y Domen Llangyndeyrn

Castell Y Domen Llangyndeyrn, e/w of ditched motte at top of a steep slope above river valley
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Castell Waunllanau

Castell Waunllanau, e/w of ringwork said to have possessed stone wall at the head of a valley
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Castell Trefilan

Castell Trefilan, e/w of large ditched motte on elevated site near church, occupied to C13
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Castell Trefadog

Castell Trefadog, e/w and footings of strong C14 house on part-eroded fortified promontory
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Castell Taliorum

Castell Taliorum, e/w of motte in farmyard & site of cruciform tower in private garden
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Castell Prysor

Castell Prysor, scant ruins of tower on top of rocky knoll serving as motte, & of settlement below
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Castell Pistog

Castell Pistog, e/w of ditched & mutilated motte above minor valley, with traces of bailey to east
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Castell Nonni

Castell Nonni, e/w of ditched motte with traces of ?bailey on land overlooking marsh
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Castell Nant Y Garan

Castell Nant y Garan, e/w of ditched motte in low lying ground with no bailey
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Castell Mawr Llanwinio

Castell Mawr Llanwinio, e/w of motte erected within e/w of ?Iron Age fortified promontory
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Castell Maenclochog

Castell Maenclochog, site of small stone castle on knoll destroyed by Welsh C13
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Castell Madoc

Castell Madoc, e/w of motte and of ringwork in private gardens of house ?offering B&B
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Castell Llwyn Gwinau

Castell Llwyn Gwinau, e/w of ?ditched motte/ringwork on top of a hill but mostly ploughed out
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Castell Llwyn Bedw

Castell Llwyn Bedw, e/w of ditched motte at the end of a low ridge surrounded by marsh
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Castell Llanddowror

Castell Llanddowror, e/w of ditched mound on low hill believed to have acted as a motte
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Castell Llainfawr

Castell Llainfawr, e/w of ditched ringwork next to stream overlooking river valley
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Castell Hywel

Castell Hywel, e/w of ditched motte at the end of a spur, refortified twice in c12
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Castell Hendre

Castell Hendre, e/w of ditched motte near village church, ditch largely lost
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Castell Haidd

Castell Haidd, e/w of ditched motte near spring & parish church; no remains of a bailey visible
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Castell Gwarcwm

Castell Gwarchwn or Ystrad Peithyll, e/w of ditched motte in angle of river confluence
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Castell Gronw

Castell Gronw, e/w of ditched motte in private garden overlooking river/lake confluence
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Castell Glas

Castell Glas, e/w of rectangular mound with faint evidence of ditch, ?moated manorial site
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Castell Farm Llanddeiniolen

Castell Farm Llanddeiniolen, e/w of possible ditched motte site on slopes overlooking small valley
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Castell Dyffryn Mawr

Castell Dyffryn Mawr, e/w of large ditched motte with ?modern revetment & walling
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Castell Du Sennybridge

Castell Du Sennybridge, or Rhid y Briw, ruined tower & footings of C13 courtyard castle of unknown extent
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Castell Du Llanfihangel-ar-Arth

Castell Du Llanfihangel-ar-Arth, e/w of mutilated ditched motte in prominent position
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Castell Cynon

Castell Cynon, e/w of ringwork at the end of a ridge adjacent to plant hire yard
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Castell Cynfal

Castell Cynfal, e/w of C12 ditched motte with summit bank on natural rocky hillock
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Castell Cwm Aran

Castell Cwm Aran, e/w of rectangular ditched motte with banked bailey, C11-13
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Castell Crychydd

Castell Crychydd or Herons Castle, e/w of small ringwork and bailey adjacent to farm
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Castell Crugerydd

Castell Crugerydd, e/w of small motte & bailey castle in prominent location, ?C12
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Castell Coch Newhouse

Castell Coch Newhouse, ruins of C14 hall house in e/w of moated enclosure, further e/w to SE
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Castell Caerwedros

Castell Caerwedros, e/w of large ditched motte now partly occupied by housing
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Castell Caemaerdy

Castell Caemaerdy, e/w of small mound, ?used as a motte - or post medieval garden feature
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Castell Cadwaladr

Castell Cadwaladr or Caer Penrhos, e/w of large ringwork within hillfort serving as bailey
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Castell Bryn Amlwg

Castell Bryn Amlwg, e/w of large ditched motte on hill converted to courtyard castle in C13
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Castell Bolan

Castell Bolan, e/w of ditched mound at the top of a spur with a 2nd mound placed on top
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Castell Aber Cafwy

Castell Aber Cafwy, e/w of double enclosure on ridge site identified with C12 castle and caput
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Cas Troggy

Cas Troggy, substantial ruins of small and ?incomplete C14 courtyard castle of Bigods
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Carreghofa Castle

Carreghofa Castle, denuded e/w of which may represent this castle mentioned 1101-1213
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Cardigan Old Castle

Cardigan Old Castle, e/w of fortified promontory enclosure in bend of river aka Din Geraint
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Candleston Castle

Candleston, tower of fortified C14 manor in ruins of mansion occupied to C19
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Camrose Castle

Camrose Castle, e/w of motte in garden & ?bailey overlooking stream & site of mills
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Caerau Motte

Caerau Motte, e/w of ?ditched motte within e/w of Roman fort containing farmyard
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Caer Siac

Caer Siac, badly mutilated e/w of ditched motte on ridgetop site, with enclosures both sides
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Caer Licyn

Caer Licyn, e/w of small mound within irregular earthwork on ridge. Uncertain date & purpose
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Caer Beris

Caer Beris, e/w of large ditched motte with ?bailey, ?once with a shell keep, in loop of river
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Cae Wall Wood Motte

Cae Wall Wood Motte, e/w of quadrangular ditched enclosure? associated with nearby Pencoed
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Cae Castell Llechart

Cae Castell, Llechart, e/w of mound on square platform on ravine side; ?outer enclosures too
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Cae Burdydd Castle

Cae Burdydd Castle, e/w of small ditched motte or collapsed tower overlooking a river gorge
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Cadwgan Hall Mound

Cadwgan Hall, e/w of ?motte on natural knoll next to Offa's Dyke; ?bailey occupied by farm
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Broncoed Tower

Broncoed Tower, C15 tower built into larger multiphase mansion to C19. Privately occupied
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Bron Felin Motte

Bron Felin Motte, e/w of ditched motte within bailey platform on slopes overlooking river
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Boughrood Motte

Boughrood Motte, mutilated e/w of ditched motte used to have footings of ?shell keep
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Bonvilles Castle

Bonvilles Castle, site of lost ?hall-house destroyed by colliery and build over by housing
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Bogs Mount Castle

Bogs Mount Castle, e/w of ditched motte with traces of a bailey in boggy site next to stream
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Bishton Castle

Bishton Castle, quadrangular platform overlooking river with ?footings or e/w of inner enclosure
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Bishopton Old Castle

Bishopton Old Castle, e/w of ringwork & bailey on the edge of a ravine occupied C12-13
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Bishops Moat

Bishop's Moat, e/w of small motte & bailey also known as Castlewright (& variants) & Hithoet
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Benton Castle

Benton Castle, small privately occupied courtyard castle restored C20 on private estate
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Beganston Castle

Beganston Castle or Leckwith, mutilated e/w of ringwork on low spur with no history
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Bedford Castle Glamorgan

Bedford Castle Glamorgan, e/w of embanked enclosure with low mound may be ?C15 manorial site
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Barry Castle

Barry Castle, ruins of fortified manor ?on site of earlier earth and timber castle and homestead
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Barland Motte

Barland Motte is actually a collapsed rectangular tower, also associated e/w of courtyard
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Banc y Bettws Motte

Banc y Bettws Motte is a small overgrown ditched motte in trhe middle of some fields
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Banc Llwyndomen

Banc Llwyndomen, e/w of rectangular riverside platform ?associated with nearby Hendy Castle
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Angle Castle

Angle Castle is a ruined hall-house, serving as manorial site but no evidence of other defences
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Allt Cunedda

Allt Cunedda or Cae Gaer, much denuded e/w of oval fortified enclosure - uncertain date or use
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Adpar Motte

Adpar Motte, relandscaped e/w of ?motte within private grounds, no evidence of ditch or bailey
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Aberyscir Castle

Aberyscir Castle, e/w of ditched motte on riverside promontory site, footings of wall on summit
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Aberllynfi Castle

Aberllynfi Castle, e/w of small motte & low bailey on natural bluff overlooking river valley
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Aberlleiniog Castle

Aberlleiniog Castle, e/w of C11 ditched motte & ?bailey, later stone fort erected on summit
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Aberafan Castle

Aberafan Castle, site of quadrangular moated enclosure which may have had a central tower. Built over.
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Aberffraw Motte

Aberffraw Motte, lost site of llys and presumed motte of the princes of Gwynedd abandoned C14
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Ystrad Meurig Castle

Ystrad Meurig Castle, e/w and footings of C12 castle of the Clares at the end of a spur, ?llys site
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WorletonCastle

Worleton or Doghill, e/w of moated manorial site ?C14 of Bishops of Llandaff
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Womaston Castle

Womaston Castle, e/w of ditched motte within private grounds, any bailey lost in landscaping
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Wolfscastle Castle

Wolfscastle, e/w of ditched motte within oval bailey at river confluence ?occupied to C13
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Wiston Castle

Wiston Castle, interesting and unaltered motte and bailey castle with shell keep
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White Castle

White Castle, ruins of large C12 royal castle extended by Burghs C13 ruined by C16
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Walwyns Castle

Walwyns Castle, e/w of large fortified promontory (?Iron Age origin) with motte & ?stone tower
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Usk Castle

Usk Castle, ruins of C12-13 castle of the Clares, Mortimers and Herberts abandoned C16
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Upton Castle

Upton Castle, strongly fortified mansion, much altered since first built in C13
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Twmbarlwm Castle

Twmbarlwm, e/w of large ditched motte buit on ramparts of hillfort on tall and prominent hilltop
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Tretower Castle

Tretower Castle, ruins of C12-14 castle of the Picards abandoned C14 - C15 for Tretower Court
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Tregrug Castle

Tregrug Castle, e/w of large ditched motte with perimeter bank, which may represent footings of shell-keep
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Trecastle Castle

Trecastle Castle, e/w of large C12 motte and bailey in fields, part destroyed by road
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Tomen-y-Rhodwydd Castle

Tomen Y Rhodwydd, substantial e/w of motte & bailey castle built 1149, destroyed 1158
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Tomen-y-Mur Castle

Tomen Y Mur - e/w of large ditched motte within rampart of Roman fort (?bailey) on hilltop site
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Tomen-y-Bala

Tomen Y Bala, e/w of large motte in use early C13. Probable ditch and bailey lost beneath town
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Tomenseba

Tomenseba, e/w of ditched motte with ?bailey in field adjacent to road
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Tomen Castell Dolwyddelan

Tomen Castell, ruins of C12 tower on natural mound; replaced by Dolwyddelan
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Tir-y-Dail Castle

Ammanford Castle or Tir y Dail House, e/w of ditched motte &?bailey at river confluence
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Tinboeth Castle

Castell Tinboeth, massive earthworks and scant ruins of C13 castle of Roger Mortimer
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The Berries

The Berries, motte and rectangular bailey of unknown provenance
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Tenby Castle

Tenby Castle, fragmentary remains of promontory castle active C12-14 then abandoned
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Tan-y-Castell

Tan-y-Castell, earthworks of ringwork and bailey on prominent hilltop site, abandoned C13
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Talyfan Castle

Talyfan Castle, inaccessible ruins of C13 castle of the Earls ofg Gloucester ruined by C16
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Talley Castle

Talley Castle, e/w of ?motte on natural mound in marshy area between 2 lakes
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Sycharth Castle

Sycharth Castle, e/w of the seat of Owain Glyndwr started out as motte & bailey, destroyed 1403
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Swansea Castle

Swansea Castle, ruins of C12-C14 castle of Beaumonts and de Braoses, abandoned C15
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Stanage Farm Motte

Stanage Farm motte, e/w of ditched motte on hillock on river terrace, & ?bailey to SW
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St Nicholas Gaer

Y Gaer St Nicholas, e/w of ditched ringwork with small natural "annex"; may be Iron Age fort
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St Donats Castle

St Donats Castle, C13 castle of the Stradlings occupied to C19, now a private school
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Skenfrith Castle

Skenfrith Castle, ruins of C13 keep and courtyard of de Burghs ruined by C16
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Simons Castle

Simons Castle, e/w of motte fortified in stone in bailey on natural knoll, both damaged by quarry
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Ruthin Castle

Ruthin Castle, ruins of large courtyard C13 castle of Reginald de Grey occupied by hotel
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Roche Castle

Roche Castle, ruins of tower remaining from C13/14 fortified courtyard or manor
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Roch Castle

Roch Castle, C13 tower built on rocky outcrop ruined by C15 & now in use as a hotel
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Rhyd-yr-Onen Castle

Rhys yr Onen, e/w of motte & bailey on fortified promontory guarding ford at river confluence
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Rhyd Y Gors St Clears

St Clears Castle or Rhyd Y Gors, e/w of motte & bailey ?C12 occupied to C13 at river confluence
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Rhuddlan Castle

Rhuddlan Castle, surprisingly large castle of Edward I with diverted river serving as port
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Rhos Ddiarbed Castle

Rhos Diarbed or The Moat Llandinam, e/w of large motte & 2 baileys, C11-C12 occupation at least
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Raglan Castle

Raglan Castle, ruins of extended C15 castle of William ap Thomas damaged C17
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Radnor Castle

Radnor Castle or New Radnor, e/w & covered footings of large C11-C15 royal castle
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Presteigne Castle

Presteign Castle or The Warden, e/w of motte/ringwork & bailey destroyed 1262
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Pill Castle

Castle Pill, earthworks only of a courtyard castle of indeterminate date reused in C17
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Peterston Castle

Peterston Castle, inaccessible ruins of ?C12 castle of the le Sores
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Penycastell Llanilar

Pen Y Castell Llanilar, e/w of hilltop site variously identified as hillfort or motte & bailey
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Penycastell Llanidloes

Pen Y Castell Llanidloes, e/w of motte & bailey on top of a hill covered with trees
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Pentre Isaf Motte

Pentre Isaf or Hendre Isaf, denuded e/w of ditched motte & ?bailey, which is occupied by farm
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Penrice Castle Ring

Penrice Castle Ring, e/w of large ditched ringwork abandoned in favour of Penrice Castle C13
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Penrice Castle

Penrice Castle, large ruined C13 castle of Penrice family not accessible to public
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Penrhyn Castle

Penrhyn Castle, C19 castellated mansion, National Trust property
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Penrhos Castle

Penrhos Castle, e/w of ditched motte within small bailey dismantled mid C13
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Pennard Castle

Pennard Castle, ruins of C12-C14 castle of Beaumonts and Braoses abandoned by C16
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Penmark Castle

Penmark Castle, ruins of C13 castle of Umfravilles + Bawdrips abandoned C16
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Penlle’r Castle

Penlle'r Castle, e/w and footings of unusual ?C13 tower and courtyard on hilltop location
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Penkelly Castle

Penkelly Castle, traces of C11-C14 castle of the Baskervilles and others abandoned C14
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Penhow Castle

Penhow Castle, occupied C12-16 castle of Seymours and others, not open to public
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Pencoed Castle

Pencoed Castle, ruins of C13 castle of de Mores and C16 manor of Morgans within farm
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Penarth Mount

Penarth Motte, e/w of ditched motte on the end of a spur overlooking a river
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Pen Y Garn Castle

Pen Y Garn Castle, ruins of defended courtyard believed to be those of a C12 castle
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Pembroke Castle

Pembroke Castle, huge round keep, and courtyard castle of the Earls of Pembroke
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Pant Glas Castle Mound

Allt Pant Glas, e/w of fortified promontory ?serving as ditched motte, also ?Iron Age
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Painscastle

Painscastle, massive e/w of impressive motte & bailey castle rebuilt in stone, destroyed 1401
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Oystermouth Castle

Oystermouth Castle, ruins of C12 castle extended by de Braoses occupied to C18
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Oxwich Castle

Oxwich Castle, ruins of C13 castle of Mansells converted to mansion C15, abandoned C17
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Owain Glyndwrs Mount

Owain Glyndwrs Mount, e/w of ditched motte on riverside ridge. Also ?moated site to the east
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Old Beaupre Castle

Beaupre Castle, ruins of fortified manor house of Bassetts + Mansells occupied C14-C17
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Ogmore Castle

Ogmore Castle, ruins of C12-C13 castle of the de Londres + Earls of Lancaster, ruined C17
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Newtown Hall Castle Mound

Newtown Hall, much mutilated e/w of large ditched motte and bailey within public park
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Newport Castle Pembrokeshire

Newport Castle, occupied C13 castle abandoned by C16 and restored C19, closed to public
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Newport Castle Monmouthshire

Newport Castle, frontage of C14 courtyard castle of the Audleys ruined by C18
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Newcastle Emlyn Castle

Newcastle Emlyn Castle, ruins of C13 promontory castle of the princes of Deheubarth
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Newcastle Castle Bridgend

Newcastle Bridgend, ruins of C12 castle of Turbervilles + others abandoned C17
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Newcastle Castle

Newcastle Llangattock, mutilated e/w remains of motte & bailey occupied by modern buildings
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Nevern Castle

Nevern Castle, remains of motte & bailey castle rebuilt in stone; also tower with rock cut ditch
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Neuadd Goch Mound

Neuadd Goch, e/w of ditched motte on promontory site between 2 streams. No bailey
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Neath Castle

Neath Castle, ruins of C12-13 castle of Earls of Gloucester abandoned C17
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Narberth Castle

Narberth Castle, ruins of C13 courtyard castle occupied to C17 then abandoned
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Morlais Castle

Morlais Castle, ruins and earthworks of massive unfinished C13 castle of Gilbert de Clare
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Morgraig Castle

Morgraig Castle, intriguing ruins of C13 castle, either native Welsh or of de Clares
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Montgomery Castle

Montgomery Castle, substantial ruins of castle of the Burghs and crown destroyed C17
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Monmouth Castle

Monmouth Castle, ruins of royal C11-C17 castle largely destroyed C17 + built over
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Mold Castle

Mold Castle, earthworks of substantial motte & bailey castle, C12-13. Now a public park
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Middle Park Castle

Middle Park Castle, e/w of low mound within former round ditched enclosure with internal bank
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Mathrafal Castle

Mathrafal Castle, site of llys and earthworks of large motte and bailey destroyed C13
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Manorbier Castle

Manorbier Castle, ruined C12-C13 castle of the de Barris part-restored C19
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Maes Celyn Castle

Maes Celyn Castle, e/w of motte & ? Bailey on river terrace, possibly reused as church site
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Loughor Castle

Loughor Castle, scant ruins of C12 castle of the Braoses ?abandoned C15 by Mowbrays
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Llys Gwenllian

Llys Gwenllian, e/w of denuded motte & bailey castle in junction of streams; occupied by farm
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Llys Edwin

Llys Edwin, pair of C13/14 quadrangular moated sites trad. Associated with C11 Edwin of Tegeingl
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Llawhaden Castle

Llawhaden Castle, impressive ruined C13 courtyard castle of Bishops of St Davids
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Llanvaches Castle

Llanvaches Castle, faint earthworks of castle of manor complex within publicly accessible field
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Llantrithyd Castle

Llantrithyd Castle, slight and partial e/w of C12 ringwork with buried footings on slight knoll
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Llantrisant Castle

Llantrisant Castle, ruins of important C13 castle of Earls of Gloucester ruined by C16
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Llanstephan Castle

Llanstephan Castle, ruined C12 courtyard castle extended C13, ruined since C16
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Llanquian Castle

Llanquian Castle, e/w & scant ruins of ditched ringwork on raised platform. C12, rebuilt C13
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Llanilid Castle

Llanilid Castle, e/w of ditched motte adjacent to church, abandoned in favour of nearby moated site
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Llangynwyd Castle

Llangynwyd Castle, scant overgrown ruins of C12 castle of Earls of Gloucester destroyed C13
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Llangybi Castle

Llangybi Castle, ruins of unfinished large C13 castle of de Clares blown up C17
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Llanfair Treflygen Motte

Llanfair Treflygen Motte, or Llandyfriog, denuded e/w of ditched motte adjacent to ruined church
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Llanfair Discoed Castle

Llanfair Discoed Castle, inaccessible remnants of C13 castle of fitzPayns and Monthermers
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Llanegwad Castle

Llanegwad Castle, e/w of modest ditched motte on sloping site overlooking river valley
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Llandovery Castle

Llandovery Castle, ruins of C12-C13 castle of Princes of Deheubarth abandoned C15
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Llandough Castle

Llandough Castle, remains of C15 tower built into occupied C19 mansion; grounds sometimes open
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Llanddew Palace

Llanddew Palace, ruins of large courtyard castle of Bishops of St Davids to C16 in private garden
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Llanblethian Castle

Llanblethian Castle (St Quentins), ruined C13 castle of the de Clares abandoned by C17
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Laugharne Castle

Laugharne Castle, impressive remains of C13 castle built on site of earlier structures
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Ladys Mount Powis

Ladys Mount Powis, large ditched motte on hilltop location, unknown provenance or purpose
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Knucklas Castle

Knucklas Castle, overgrown footings of short-lived C13 courtyard castle destroyed by 1316
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Kidwelly Castle

Kidwelly Castle, imposing D-shaped C13 castle of the Bishop of Salisbury, abandoned C16
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Kerry Moat

Kerry Moat, earthworks of modest motte & bailey built c 1135 within private gardens
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Kenfig Castle

Kenfig Castle, overgrown ruins of C12 castle of Earls of Gloucester dismantled 1405
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Kemeys Castle

Kemeys Castle, e/w of small motte & bailey on riverside location at top of steep slope
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Huberts Folly

Huberts Folly, substantial earthworks of unfinished C13 castle built on hilltop promontory site
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Holt Castle

Holt Castle, scant remains of once-impressive courtyard castle built on a plug of rock
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Hendy Motte

Hendy Motte, one of two small ditched mottes in tight loop of river, possibly contemporary
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Hen Domen Castle

Hen Domen Castle, massive e/w of C11 motte & bailey castle occupied to C13; replaced by Montgomery
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Hen Castell

Hen Castell, earthworks of rectangular moated site & fallen masonry fragment from ?tower
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Hay Tump

Hay Tump, e/w of modest C12 ditched motte on riverside with no evidence of bailey
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Hay Castle

Hay Castle, ruins of C11-C15 castle of the Braoses ruined by C16 + replaced by Castle House
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Hawarden Castle

Hawarden Castle, ruins of C13 stone castle built on site of earlier castle; dismantled C17
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Haverfordwest Castle

Haverfordwest Castle, C13 courtyard castle on site of earlier defended hilltop site
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Harlech Castle

Harlech Castle, impressive C13 courtyard castle of Edward I on site of earlier llys
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Gwyddgrug Castle

Castell Gwyddgrug, damaged earthworks of ?C12 motte and bailey castle
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Gwrych Castle

Gwrych Castle, ruined C19 castellated mansion, currently under restoration
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Grosmont Castle

Grosmont Castle, ruins of C12-16 castle of Burghs and Earls of Lancaster, ruined by C16
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Gro Tump

Gro Tump, substantial e/w of motte & bailey castle within golf course, damaged by landscaping
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Llantarnam Motte

Llantarnam Motte, e/w of mutilated ditched motte on riverside side next to car breakers yard
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Fonmon Castle

Fonmon Castle, occupied C19 mansion incorporating buildings from ?C13 and used as a venue
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Foel-las Motte

Foel-las Motte, earthworks of knoll scarped to form motte & terraces. C12 but abandoned by 1198
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Flint Castle

Flint Castle, ruins of large round keep and courtyard castle of Edward I destroyed C17
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Ewloe Castle

Ewloe Castle, secluded ruins of C13 keep and courtyard of Llywelyn ap Gruffudd
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Erddig Castle

Erddig Castle, impressive e/w of C11/12 motte & bailey castle on river promontory site
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East Orchard Castle

East Orchard Castle, substantial ruins of unenclosed manorial complex dating to C16 or earlier
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Dyserth Castle

Dyserth Castle, scant remains of impressive castle of Henry III destroyed by quarrying
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Dryslwyn Castle

Dryslwyn Castle, ruins of substantial castle and township of Princes of Deheubarth
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Domen-yr-Allt

Domen-yr-Allt, e/w of small ditched motte scarped from natural knoll ?destroyed 1257
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Domen Gastell Welshpool

Domen Gastell Welshpool, e/w of large C12 motte and (private) bailey destroyed in 1274
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Domen Gastell Llanfechain

Domen Gastell Llanfechain, e/w of ditched motte and bailey hidden behind housing on riverside site
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Dolwyddelan Castle

Dolwyddelan Castle, restored C13 keep and courtyard of the princes of Gwynedd
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Dolforwyn Castle

Dolforwyn Castle, ruins of C13 castle of Llywelyn ap Gruffudd + Mortimers, ruined by C15
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Dolbadarn Castle

Dolbadarn Castle, C13 ruined keep and courtyard castle of Princes of Gwynedd
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Dinham Castle

Dinham Castle, footings and stump of C13 castle or church tower hidden within woods
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Dingestow Castle

Dingestow Castle, earthworks of C12-15 castle on low hill overlooking stream
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Dinerth Castle

Dinerth Castle, e/w of at least three castles occupied 1110 to 1207 on river promontory site
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Dinefwr Castle

Dinefwr Castle, impressive ruins of C12-13 castle of Princes of Deheubarth remodelled C14
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Dinas Powys Castle

Dinas Powys Castle, ruins of C12 castle of the de Sumeris abandoned by C16
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Dinas Emrys Castle

Dinas Emrys Castle, footings of rectangular tower within the defences of an earlier hillfort
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Denbigh Castle

Denbigh Castle, castle with impressive gatehouse of Earl of Lincoln on site of earlier llys
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Deganwy Castle

Deganwy Castle, remains of hilltop castle of princes of Gwynedd and Kings of England
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Cyfarthfa Castle

Cyfarthfa Castle, massive C19 mansion built by the Crawshay iron magnates of Merthyr
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Cwrt-y-Gaer

Cwrt-y-Gaer, e/w of ditched ringwork on low hill occupied by farm buildings
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Crickhowell Castle

Crickhowell Castle, ruins of C12 castle of Turbervilles and Mortimers abandoned C15
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Crickadarn

Crickadarn, e/w of ditched D-shaped ringwork on low hill with ?collapsed low quality masonry
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Criccieth Castle

Criccieth Castle, ruined courtyard castle of Princes of Gwynedd strengthened C13
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Conwy Castle

Conwy Castle, massive ruined castle-fortress of Edward I & associated bastide
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Colwyn Castle

Colwyn Castle, e/w of large C12-14 ringwork within bailey (former Roman fort); farm on site
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Coleshill Castle

Coleshill Castle or Hen Blas, e/w of motte & bailey later used as fortified manor abandoned C14
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Coity Castle

Coity Castle, ruins of C12 Turberville castle used by the Sydneys to C18 and abandoned
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Clyro Castle

Clyro Castle overgrown e/w of C11-12 ditched ringwork on ridge site, reused C14-15
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Cilgerran Castle

Cilgerran Castle, C13 courtyard castle on site of earlier stronghold, ruined by C14
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Chirk Motte

Chirk Motte, earthworks of motte landscaped in C18 in private garden, no other known features
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Chirk Castle

Chirk Castle, much modified but impressive C13 courtyard castle of Roger Mortimer
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Chepstow Castle

Chepstow Castle, ruins of imposing multiphase C11-C14 fortress occupied to C17
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Cefnllys Castle

Cefnllys Castle, earthworks and footings of substantial 2-phase hilltop castle of the Mortimers
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Cefn Bryntalch Castle

Cefn Bryntalch Castle, earthworks of ringwork and bailey castle occupying prominent riverside ridge
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Castle Nimble

Castle Nimble, earthworks of ditched motte & bailey, motte is low & may be collapsed tower
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Castle Kinsey

Castle Kinsey, earthworks of small C12 motte and traces of bailey overlooking stream
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Castle Arnold

Castle Arnold, earthworks of possible llys site made of indistinct mounds overlooking the Usk
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Castell-y-Blaidd

Castell-y-Blaidd, horseshoe-shaped earthworks of ?incomplete ringwork on hilltop site
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Castell-y-Bere

Castell-y-Bere, dramatically set ruins of complex C13 castle of princes of Gwynedd
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Castell Pen-yr-Allt

Castell Pen-yr-Allt, earthworks of motte & bailey castle with footings of round tower on motte
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Castell Pant-Mawr

Castell Pant-Mawr, earthworks of ?motte or ringwork on promontory site previously used as fort
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Castell nos Motte

Castell Nos Motte, sandstone mound scarped on summit of hill with ditches and ?foundations
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Castell Nantcribba

Castell Nantcribba Gaer, scant remains of short-lived C13 castle of Corbets on ditched rocky knoll
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Castell Meurig

Castell Meurig, earthworks of a sizeable C12 motte and bailey castle on a low hilltop site
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Castell Meredydd

Castell Meredydd, interesting + scant ruins of C12 native welsh castle abandoned C14
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Castell Mawr Llanboidy

Castell Mawr Llanboidy, earthworks of modest motte and bailey castle on river promontory site
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Castell Maelgwn

Castell Maelgwn aka Bryn Castell, quadrangular motte by river crossing believed to be llys
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Castell Mael

Castell Mael, fortified promontory site comprising ditch and bank identified as ?ringwork
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Castell Gwynionydd

Castell Gwynionydd, earthworks of D-shaped ringwork on river promontory site
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Castell Gwallter

Castell Gwallter, earthworks of large motte with baileys on high ground overlooking river
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Castell Dinas Bran

Castell Dinas Bran, ruins of hilltop castle of princes of Powys within hilfort defences
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Castell Dinas

Castell Dinas, ruins & earthworks of large C11-13 castle within ramparts of hillfort
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Castell Coch Ystradfellte

Castell Coch Ystradfellte, ruins of C13 castle of de Braoses at end of ridge, ?refortified by Welsh
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Castell Coch Tongwynlais

Castell Coch Tongwynlais (the famous one), C12 castle of de Clares ruined by C15 + extensively restored C19
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Castell Bach Llanwinio

Castell Bach Llanwinio, modest ditched motte next to stream and near ?castle and fort Castell Mawr
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Castell Aber Ia

Castell Aber Ia / Castell Deudraeth, possible site of C12 native castle vanished by C19
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Castell Foel-allt

Castell Foel-allt, earthworks of a motte and bailey castle by stream with complex outworks
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Carreg Cennen Castle

Carreg Cennen Castle, forbidding C14 castle of John Giffard built on site of native castle
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Carndochan Castle

Carndochan Castle, C12 ruins of substantial keep and courtyard of princes of Gwynedd
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Carn Fadrun Castle

Carn Fadrun, hillfort with drystone fortifications believed to be ruins of C12 castle
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Carmarthen Castle

Carmarthen Castle, partial ruins of large and impressive royal castle demolished C17
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Carew Castle

Carew Castle, palatial castle built around earlier C13 stronghold of Gerald of Windsor
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Cardigan Castle

Cardigan Castle, much restored C12 courtyard castle slighted C14, used as a museum
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Cardiff Castle

Cardiff Castle, ruins of C11 royal castle within roman fort extensively renovated C19
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Camlais Castle

Cwm Camlais, earthworks of C13 round keep and earthworks ? built by Llywelyn ap Gruffudd
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Caldicot Castle

Caldicot Castle, impressive ruins of C12-16 castle of the Bohuns and others destroyed C17
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Caerwent Motte

Caerwent Motte, ditched motte erected in corner of Roman town defences, ?C12
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Caerphilly Castle

Caerphilly Castle, famous ruins of massive C13 castle of de Clares abandoned by C15
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Caernarfon Castle

Caernarfon Castle, massive ruined castle-palace of Edward I & associated bastide
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Caerleon Castle

Caerleon Castle, earthworks of C13 castle held by Marshalls and Clares destroyed C15
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Caergwrle Castle

Caergwrle Castle, ruins of small C13 castle of Dafydd ap Gruffudd destroyed C13
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Caerau Castle

Caerau Castle, rampart and ditch of ?ringwork in angle of earlier hillfort
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Cae Thygle

Cae Thygle, earthworks thought to represent a medieval fortified hunting lodge
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Builth Castle

Builth Castle, substantial earthworks of C13 castle of Edward I probably abandoned C15
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Bryn-y-Cwm

Bryn-y-Cwn, ditched motte on promontory site perhaps occupied mid C13
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Bryn-y-Castell Knighton

Bryn-y-Castell, ditched motte overlooking river, believed to be late 12th century
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Bronllys Castle

Bronllys Castle, ruins + earthworks of C13 castle of the Cliffords and Bohuns abandoned C16
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Brecon Castle

Brecon Castle, ruins of C12-C16 castle of the Braoses incorporated into C19 hotel buildings
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Coed Y Cwm

Coed Y Cwm, oval bank and ditch of ?C12 ringwork abandoned by mid C13
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Bodelwyddan Castle

Bodelwyddan Castle, large castellated C19 mansion with extensive grounds
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Blaenporth Castle

Blaenporth Castle, earthworks of small motte and bailey castle with possible footings
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Blaenllynfi Castle

Blaenllynfi Castle, ruins of large C13 castle of the fitzHerberts and Braoses ruined by C14
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Beaumaris Castle

Beaumaris Castle, ruined C13 concentric castle of Edward I. Never completed
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Allt Y Ferin Castle

Allt Y Ferin Castle or Dinweilyr, motte and?bailey within earlier promontory fort
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Aberystwyth Castle

Aberystwyth Castle, ruins of large C13 castle of Edward I destroyed C17
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Abergavenny Castle

Abergavenny Castle, ruins of C12-C14 castle of the Braoses and others destroyed C17
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Aberedw Motte

Aberedw Motte, footings of round tower of Princes of Gwynedd on top of prominent motte
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Aberedw Castle

Aberedw Castle, scant remains of C12-C13 castle of Princes of Powys + Gwynedd
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Aber Castle

Abergwyngregyn Castle, motte and ?site of medieval llys of Princes of Gwynedd
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Cambusnethan Priory

Cambusnethan Priory, ruined C19 baronial mansion of the Lockharts on the site of earlier houses to C14
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Yester Castle

Yester Castle and Goblin Ha', ruins of C13-15 castle of Giffords & Hays abandoned C16; vaulted undercroft occupied to C18
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Wreaths Tower

Wreaths Tower, ruins of C16 tower of the Douglases later occupied by Maxwells &? abandoned C18
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Wrae Castle

Wrae Tower, ruin of C16 tower of the Tweedies probably abandoned C17, and in ruins C18
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Woodside House

Woodside House, privately occupied, much altered & extended C16 tower of the Ralstons
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Woodhouse Tower

Woodhouse Tower, ruins of C16 tower of the Irvings which collapsed & was repaired C19
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Woodhead House

Woodhead House, ruins of C16 tower of Lennoxes in grounds of C18 Lennox Castle, which replaced it
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Woodend Motte

Woodend Motte, modest sized motte on burnside site overlooking river valley
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Witches Knowe Ochiltree

Witches Knowe Ochiltree, large ditched motte on riverside location, ?occupied by Colvilles C12/13
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Winton House

Winton House or Castle, occupied C15 tower of the Setons rebuilt C16 after destruction & extended C17-19. Available as a venue
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Winkston Tower

Winkston Tower, privately occupied & remodelled C16 tower house of Dicksons on working farm
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Windydoors Tower

Windydoors Tower, ruins of C16 bastle house within working farm
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Windgate

Windgate, ruins of C16 bastle-house associated in legend with feud between Pringles of Symington and Baillies of Lamington
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Whytebank Tower

Whytbank Tower or Whytebank, privately occupied C16 tower of the Pringles, probably abandoned C18, undergoing restoration
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Whitton Tower

Whitton Tower, ruins of C16 tower of the Riddells restored C17 but probably abandoned C18
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Whittingehame Castle

Whittingehame Castle, privately occupied C15 tower of the Douglases; fell into disuse but was restored by the Balfours
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Whitslaid Tower

Whitslaid Tower, ruins of C16 tower of the Lauders sold late C17 and still in use c1700
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Whithorn Castle

Whithorn Castle or Isle Castle, privately occupied C17 tower of the Houstons on promontory used as very early Christian site
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Whiteside Tower

Whiteside Tower, ruins of C16 tower of the Haliburtons or Haitlies on hillside site, ?bastle house
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Whitekirk

Whitekirk, C16 tower and courtyard of Sinclairs converted to tithe barn C17 with extensions. Available to let
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Whitefield Castle

Whitefield Castle, ruined C16 tower house of the Spaldings abandoned and partially demolished C19 to build farm
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Whistleberry Castle

Whistleberry Castle, ruins of tower and courtyard of fortified promontory site believed to be C16
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Westhall Farm Tower

Westhall Farm Tower, ruins of ?C16 tower of the Grahams, Hepburns, Douglases & Lockharts on farm
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Westhall

Westhall, privately occupied tower house of the Gordons & Hornes altered & much extended C19
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Westerhall

Westerhall, privately occupied and much remodelled C16 tower, extended C18 and 19, remodelled C19&C20 after fires
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Wester Kames Castle

Wester Kames Castle, privately occupied C16 tower house of the Spense family rebuilt C19
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West Wemyss Castle

West Wemyss Castle, ruins of C15/16 tower house of Wemyss family, ?abandoned C18. Not to be confused with Wemyss Castle
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Wemyss Castle

Wemyss Castle, C15 tower of the Wemyss family extended C16-C20 to form privately occupied mansion
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Wedderlie House

Wedderlie House, privately occupied C16 tower of the Edgars, extended C17-C18; ruined late C19 and restored C20
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Wedderburn Castle

Wedderburn Castle, occupied C18 mansion of the Wedderburns replacing earlier tower and courtyard, available as a venue
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Weavers Castle

Weavers Castle, ruins of small tower ?of the MacNeils on exposed rocky island site
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Waughton Castle

Waughton Castle, ruined C14 castle of the Hepburns sacked & rebuilt C16, abandoned C17 by Cockburns
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Wardhill Castle

Wardhill Castle or Warthill House, C17 tower house of Leslies extended and remodelled C19 in baronial style, available to let
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Wallaces Tower

Wallaces Tower, ruins of C16 tower house of the Kers, possibly a defensive signal tower for Roxburgh
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Vayne Castle

Vayne Castle, ruined C16 tower house of the Lindsays abandoned by the Mills family C18 and used as a quarry
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Uttershill Castle

Uttershill Castle, ruined C16 bastle house and courtyard of the Prestons extended C17 and in ruins C19
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Urquhart Castle

Urquhart Castle, ruined C12 castle on site of earlier fort, extended C13. Also C15 tower house of Grants, abandoned C17.
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Udny Castle

Udny Castle, privately occupied C15 tower of the Udnys remodelled C16 onwards. C19 Baronial mansion has been demolished
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Tushielaw Tower

Tushielaw Tower, ruins of C16 tower and courtyard of the Scotts, possibly destroyed C17 but certainly abandoned by late C18
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Turnberry Castle

Turnberry Castle, ruins of C13 castle of the Earls of Carrick and Bruces dismantled in early C14.
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Tulloch Castle

Tulloch Castle, occupied C16 tower house of the Davidsons extended C17-18. Burned down C19 and restored C20. Now a hotel
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Tullibole Castle

Tullibole Castle, an occupied C17 tower house of the Hallidays built on or near site of earlier castle ?of the Herons.
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Troup Castle

Troup Castle, scant remains of C12/13 castle in Iron Age promontory fort ?destroyed C14 and later tower house of unknown dates
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Trostrie Motte

Trostrie Motte, large ditched motte formed from hillock with subdivided summit and ?rampart at edge
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Trochry Castle

Trochy Castle, ruins of C16 tower house of the Gowries burned down shortly after building & not repaired
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Traquair House

Traquair House, occupied and much extended C15 tower house built on site of earlier royal castle, parts alleged to date to C12
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Tranent Tower

Tranent Tower, privately occupied C16 tower house of unknown provenance restored as part of dwelling
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Trabboch Castle

Trabboch Castle, ruins of ?C15 tower of the Boyds or Douglases surrounded by natural ditch
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Towie Barclay Castle

Towie Barclay Castle, privately occupied C16 tower house of the Tollies, occupied to C18, restored C19 and C20
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Tower of Hallbar

Tower of Hallbar aka Braidwood Castle, occupied C16 tower of the Stewarts; ruined by C19 and restored, now available to let
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Toward Castle

Toward Castle, ruined C15 tower and courtyard of the Lamonts in private grounds of C19 mansion of the same name
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Touch House

Touch House, privately occupied C16 tower house of Setons much extended to C18-19, currently available to let as a venue
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Torwoodlee Tower

Torwoodlee Tower, ruins of C17 tower house and courtyard of Pringles replacing earlier site, currently undergoing stabilisation
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Torwood Castle

Torwood Castle, ruined tower house of the Forresters or Bailes built C16 which was abandoned, and is now being consolidated
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Torthorwald Castle

Torthorwald Castle, ruined C14 tower on earthworks of earlier castle and altered C16. Occupied into C18 and partially collapsed 1993
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Torrisdale Castle

Torrisdale Castle, occupied C19 mansion designed by James Gillespie Graham for the MacAlisters
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Torrance House

Torrance House, privately opccupied C16/17 tower house of the Hamiltons extended C18-19. In disrepair and restored C20
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Torosay Castle

Torosay Castle, a C19 mansion built for Campbell of Possil, now occupied by the chief of the Guthrie family.
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Torcastle Fort William

Tor Castle, ruined C14 tower house of the Mackintoshes with legendary links to C11. Rebuilt C16 by Camerons, abandoned C18
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Tor Castle Dallas

Tor Castle or Dallas Castle, ruins and earthworks of C15 tower and courtyard of the Comyns abandoned in C17 for Altyre House
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Tom Pitlac

Tom Pitlac, earthwork mound and ditch on river cliff probably remains of C12/13 ringwork of Lords of Glencarnie destroyed early C14
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Tom an Tigh Mhoir

Tom an Tigh Mhoir or Struan Castle, earthworks of C12/13 castle of the Robertsons destroyed or abandoned at unknown date
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Tom A’ Chaisteal

Tom a'Chaisteal, modest motte on rocky knoll at the end of a ridge. Ruins on site are non-medieval
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Tolquhon Castle

Tolquhoun Castle, a ruined C15 tower and later courtyard castle of the Prestons and Forbeses, abandoned C18.
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Tirefour Castle

Tirefour Castle is a broch that remained in use into the 11th or 12th century by the Norse
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Tinnis Castle

Tinnis Castle, earthworks and ruins of ?C15 castle of Tweedies destroyed C17 by Flemings within Iron Age fort
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Timpendean Tower

Timpendean Tower, ruins of C16 tower house of the Douglases within earthworks of moated manorial site, ?C13/14
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Tilquhillie Castle

Tilquhillie Castle, privately occupied C16 tower of the Douglases ?incporporating earlier work of the Ogstons, Restored C20
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Tillycairn Castle

Tillycairn Castle, privately occupied C16 tower house of the Lumsdens in ruinsd early C18 and restored C20
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Tibbers Castle

Tibbers Castle, ruins of substantial C13 castle of the Siwards dismantled C14, partially reoccupied to 1547, when it was torched
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Thurso Castle

Thurso Castle, alleged site of Orkney Earls' castle destroyed C12; also of vanished C15 castle of Sinclairs. Later C19 mansion elsewhere.
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Threave Castle

Threave Castle, a C14 tower and courtyard of the Douglases on an island altered C15 with early artillery defences ruined C19.
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Thornton Castle

Thornton Castle, occupied C15 tower of the Strachans extended C17 and ?incorporating earlier work. Available to let
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Thomaston Castle

Thomaston Castle, ruined C16 tower house of the Corrys and later McIlwaines, abandoned early C19
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Thirlestane Tower

Thirlestane Tower, ruins of C16 tower house of the Scotts overlooking marshy section of river valley
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Thirlestane Castle

Thirlestane Castle, a much-extended C16 tower house of the Maitlands replacing ruined C13 tower 2 miles to the east.
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The Wirk Rousay

The Wirk, ruins of a ?C12/13 tower of the Norse adjacent to church complex, more recently thought C16
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The Tor,Torrance

The Tor, small ditched motte on burnside location; much mutilated and overgrown with trees
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Terringzean Castle

Terringzean Castle, ruined 8 sided tower and footings of courtyard of Crawfords/Boyds within ?C14 earthworks on top of hill
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Terpersie Castle

Terpersie Castle, privately occupied C16 tower house of the Gordons in ruins by C19 and restored C20
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Taymouth Castle

Taymouth Castle, a C19 mansion of the Campbells replacing earlier Balloch Castle, a C16 tower house of the same family.
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Tarbert Castle

Tarbert Castle, ruined C13 royal castle strengthened by Bruce C14 and by C16 tower house of James IV. Fell into ruin C18
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Tantallon Castle

Tantallon Castle, a promontory fortified C14 by Douglases with massive wall and towers. Destroyed C17 and abandoned.
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Struthers Castle

Struthers Castle, ruined C16 tower house of the Lindsays altered C18 but in ruins by 1840 when it was held by the Boyles
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Struie Castle

Struie Castle, ruins of C17 tower house of otherwise unknown provenance in remote location
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Strome Castle

Strome Castle, a C15 tower of the MacDonalds, destroyed by the Mackenzies C17. National Trust for Scotland.
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Stravithie Castle

Stravithie Castle or House, occupied C19 baronial mansion extended C19 and altered C20, now offering B&B accommodation
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Strathendry Castle

Strathendry Castle, privately occupied C16 tower house of the Forresters; extended and restored C19-C20
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Strathaven Castle

Strathaven Castle aka Avandale, ruined C15 tower of Douglases with C16 additions of the Stewarts; abandoned by Hamiltons mid C18
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Stoneypath Tower

Stoneypath Tower, privately occupied C15 tower of the Lyles, Hamiltons, Douglases & Setons. Ruined C19, restored C21
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Stonefield Castle

Stonefield Castle, occupied C19 baronial mansion formerly known as Barmore. Built for the Campbells, now run as luxury hotel
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Stobo Castle

Stobo Castle, occupied C18 mansion on site of Hillhouse, a C16 tower of the Murrays demolished ealy C19. Run as hotel
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Stobhall

Stobhall, privately occupied C16 tower house of Drummonds using earlier chapel with additional C17&C18 ranges
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Stirling Castle

Stirling Castle, an impressive C12-C18 royal castle and royal palace overlooking the Forth Valley including C15 Great Hall.
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Stenhouse