Llangath

Llangatt is a small village situated in the county of Carmarthenshire, Wales. It lies in the rural landscape of South West Wales, approximately five miles north of the larger town of St Clears. The village is primarily agricultural, with surrounding farmland being a defining feature of the area. The name Llangatt is derived from the Welsh language, with "llan" typically referring to a church or parish and "Gatt" likely a personal name.

The local community is served by a parish church, which is a central point for the village. Llangatt's location offers access to the natural beauty of Carmarthenshire, with opportunities for walking and exploring the countryside. The nearest amenities, such as shops and further educational facilities, are found in the nearby town of St Clears. Transport links are relatively limited within the village itself, with residents often relying on private vehicles or local bus services to connect to surrounding areas. The historical significance of Llangatt is tied to the broader agricultural and ecclesiastical history of the region.