Garnedd
Garnedd is a term of Welsh origin, commonly found in place names across Wales. It generally refers to a cairn, a heap of stones built as a memorial or landmark, or a rocky outcrop. The word is derived from "carn," meaning "heap of stones" or "rock," with the suffix "-edd" indicating a collective or place. Therefore, Garnedd can be translated as "place of cairns" or "rocky place."
In the context of geography and local history, Garnedd often denotes a prominent natural feature, such as
Examples of places with Garnedd in their name can be found throughout Wales, often in mountainous or