A4069 road

A4069 road

UK road routebox
road= A4069
length-mi= 20.1
length-km=
direction= north-south
start= Llandovery
destinations=
end= Brynamman
construction-date=
completion-date=
junctions=

ukroadsmall|474
ukroadsmall|4068
ukroadsmall|483
ukroadsmall|40
The A4069 is an A road which connects Llandovery with Gwaun-Cae-Gurwen in Wales, UK.

The route begins at the junction with the A474 at the north of Gwaun-Cae-Gurwen, and travels through Lower Brynamman and Brynamman. The route then crosses over the Black Mountain range of the Brecon Beacons and emerges near Felindre near Llangadog. It crosses through Llangadog and then continues northeast until the junction with the A40 at Llandovery.


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