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Ross, The
Perth and KinrossThe Ross
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A former tartan-weaving settlement at the western edge of Comrie in Perth and Kinross, The Ross lies to the south of the River Earn and is accessed by a picturesque hump-backed bridge built in 1792. The House of Ross (1908), the Bobbin Mill (c.1830), Drumearn (late 19th Century), Auchenross (c.1910) and the Earthquake House (1874) are buildings of interest here.
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