Llannewydd

Llannewydd is a small rural community located in Carmarthenshire, Wales. It is situated a few miles to the north of the town of St Clears and lies within the historic Welsh county of Dyfed. The area is primarily agricultural, characterized by rolling hills and farmland.

The name Llannewydd is of Welsh origin, with "Llan" typically referring to a church or parish, and "newydd" meaning new. This suggests the settlement likely grew around a relatively new ecclesiastical foundation at some point in its history. While specific historical records for Llannewydd itself can be scarce, its proximity to older settlements and historical routes in Carmarthenshire places it within a region with a long and rich past.

The local infrastructure is minimal, with the community largely dependent on nearby larger towns for services such as shops, schools, and medical facilities. The landscape around Llannewydd offers opportunities for rural pursuits and is known for its peaceful atmosphere. Like much of rural Wales, the community's identity is closely tied to its Welsh language heritage and its agricultural roots.