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Parish of Wigtown

Classification and Statistics
Type: Parish
Start Date: 1706
End Date: 1974
Area: 12.7 sq. miles (33.1 sq. km)
Text of Entry Updated: N/A
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Latitude: 54.8833°N Longitude: 4.4785°W
National Grid Reference: NX 411 571
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( 5 Attractions, 1 Council Area, 1 Historical County, 12 Features, 2 Parishes, 0 People and 36 Settlements )

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Attractions:
  • Bladnoch Distillery and Visitor Centre
  • County Buildings
  • Torhouse Stone Circle
Council Area:
Features:
  • Auchleand Moor
  • Bladnoch, River
  • Borrow Moss
  • Borrowmoss Burn
  • Carsegowan Moss
  • Clauchrie Moor
  • Glenturk Moor Croft
  • Maidland
  • Torhousemuir House
  • Wigtown Sands
  • Wood Fell
  • Wood of Auchleand
Historical Counties:
Parishes:
Settlements:
  • Auchleand
  • Blackpark
  • Bladnoch
  • Borrowmoss
  • Borrowmoss
  • Broadfield
  • Cairnhouse
  • Carsegowan
  • Carslae
  • Carslae
  • Clauchrie
  • Clauchrie
  • Cotland
  • Culquhirk
  • Cunninghame
  • Drove Park
  • East Kirkland
  • Glenturk
  • Kirvennie
  • Knockmore
  • Knockskeog Farm
  • Knockskeog Farm
  • Little Torhouse
  • Meadow Bank
  • Meadow Bank
  • Moorhead of Glenturk
  • Moorhead of Glenturk
  • Newmilns
  • Newton Stewart
  • Newton Stewart
  • Redbrae
  • Torhouse Mill
  • Torhousekie Farm
  • Torhousemuir
  • West Kirkland
  • Wigtown
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