Llandre

Llandre is a village and community in Ceredigion, Wales. It is located approximately 6 miles (9.7 km) northeast of Aberystwyth.

Geography: Llandre is situated in a rural area of Ceredigion, characterized by rolling hills and farmland. The Afon Leri river flows near the village.

Governance: Llandre has a community council that represents the local population. It is part of the larger Ceredigion County Council administrative area.

History: The name "Llandre" likely originates from "llan" (meaning church or enclosure) and "dre" (meaning settlement or town), suggesting a historical connection to a religious site and community. The area has likely been inhabited for centuries, with evidence of historical agricultural practices.

Community: Llandre is a relatively small village with a close-knit community. It includes a primary school, Ysgol Llandre, serving the local area. Local events and organizations contribute to community life.

Notable Landmarks: While Llandre itself is a small village, the surrounding area contains various historical and natural points of interest, including nearby churches and scenic walking routes.