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Bargoed / Bargod(bargod) This means 'boundary' - the river formed the boundary between two areas of land many years ago. The word 'bargod' can mean eaves but in this context means 'boundary'; the 'e' has been mistakenly inserted into the name by mapmakers over the years as if the word derives from 'coed' meaning wood - as in other local names that refer to wood such as Hengoed and Argoed. See also: Aberbargoed / Aberbargod Image date: unknown Do you have any stories, images and interesting facts relating to this picture. Help Chronicle build a website of your Caerphilly County Borough memories. Email the webmaster telling us as much as you can about your pictures. Thank you Description: |
