honddu
The Honddu is a river in Wales that flows through the county of Powys. It rises in the Brecon Beacons National Park and flows southwards for approximately 25 miles before joining the River Wye near the town of Brecon. The river's name is derived from the Welsh language, with "honddu" possibly meaning "old" or "ancient."
The Honddu Valley is known for its scenic beauty and agricultural land. The river passes through several
The river has historical significance, with evidence of human settlement along its banks dating back to prehistoric
The Honddu is an important part of the local ecosystem, supporting various species of wildlife including otters,