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Gazetteer For Scotland By Sandra M. Taggart
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Page 1: Gazetteer

GazetteerFor Scotland

By Sandra M. Taggart

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The Gazetteer for Scotland

Vast geographical encyclopedia Featuring details of towns, villages, bens and

glens from the Scottish Borders to the Northern Isles.

Includes historical sites, tourist attractions and industry.

Histories of family names and clans. Biographies of famous Scots and descriptions of

historical events

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Such as: William Wallace

1274 -1305 Outlaw and defender of Scottish independence. Born at Elderslie near Kilmarnock. Defeated the English King Edward I at the

Battle of Stirling Bridge. Executed 1305

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Maps and Places

Old Counties of Scotland 1890 – 1974 Inverness Perth Caithness Aberdeen Ross & Cromarty Angus Fife and more.

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Modern Council Areas

Western Isles Orkney Highland Perth & Kinross Scottish Borders Shetland South Ayrshire and more

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Town House, Haddinton & Glasgow CathedralJust a couple of pictures from the Gazetteer

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Glamis CastleGlamis is in Angus, home of the Earls of Strathmore – was a

Royal hunting lodge from as early as the 11th century, when King Malcolm II (954 -1018) is thought to have been murdered there.

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General Survey

Position, Boundaries, Extent and Area by H.A. Wester, sometime Honorary Editor of the Scottish Geographical Magazine.

Mountains, Lakes, Rivers and Islands by H.A. Wester, sometime Honorary Editor of the Scottish Geographical Magazine.

Zoology by John Gibson, F. R. P. S. History by William Melven, M.A. Gaelic Language and Literature by The Rev. Archibald

Clerk, LL.D., Editor and Translator of Ossian.

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Source:

http://www.scottish-places.info/