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View southward, in the remotest of spots on the drovers' road, which runs over the mountains from Tregaron on the River Teifi in Cardigan. This is a very minor road, of about 12 miles almost completely devoid of traffic, to Abergwesyn and Beulah, from where the cattle were driven on tracks in the southward-flowing valleys to Builth Wells etc. on the River Wye. From here southward is an equally uninhabited road beside the River Towy for about 15 almost isolated miles to Llandovery. The river here forms the boundary between Cardigan/Ceredigion with Brecknock (now part of Powys). (See also SN8057 : Northward up the headwaters of the River Towy at Nant-y-stalyn and SN8057 : Westward on the drovers' road from Tregaron at the River Towy bridge at Nant-y-stalyn.)