Highlands

Classification and Statistics Type: Physiographic District Tourist Rating: No Text of Entry Updated: 21-MAR-2022

Location Latitude: 57.0881°N Longitude: 4.6898°W National Grid Reference: NH 371 029 A range of modern and historical maps are accessible through the map tab on the right of this page Get directions by entering the UK postcode of your location, home or hotel here eg. EH1 3YT

References and Further Reading

O'Dell, A.C. and K. Walton (1962) Regions of the British Isles: The Highlands and Islands of Scotland. Thomas Nelson and Sons Ltd., Edinburgh
Quigley, Hugh (1936) The Face of Britain: The Highlands of Scotland. B.T. Batsford Ltd, London

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(11 Attractions, 6 Council Areas, 4 Historical Counties, 2 Events, 15 Features, 1 Parish, 7 People and 7 Settlements)

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Attractions:	Arrochar Alps Great Glen Inverness Ice Centre Iona Killiecrankie Viaduct Pitlochry Festival Theatre	Queen Mother's Memorial Garden Ruthven Barracks St Columba's Cathedral Strathspey Railway, The Three Lochs Way
Council Areas:	Aberdeenshire Argyll and Bute Highland	Moray Perth and Kinross Stirling
Events:	Highland Clearances, The	Treaty of Union
Features:	Black Isle Dalriada Dulnain, River Easter Ross Grampian Mountains, The Highland Boundary Fault Hourn Beag, Loch Kindrogan Field Centre	Lowlands Lubnaig, Loch Midland Valley Moray Firth North West Highlands Shirra, Glen Toscaig, Loch
Historical Counties:	Caithness Inverness-shire	Ross and Cromarty Sutherland
Parishes:	Boleskine and Abertarff
People:	Dr. James Anderson Henry Moubray Cadell Thomas Douglas (5th Earl of Selkirk)	William Gillies (Liam Mac Gille Iosa) Neil Gunn William McNab Thomas Telford
Settlements:	Callander Helensburgh Inverness Killin	Lochearnhead Stonehaven Tomintoul

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