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List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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Strathfinella Hill | Strath Fenella Hill Strathfinella Hill Hill of Strath Fenella Hill of Strath Finella Hill of Strath Finella or Strathfinella Hill Hill of Strath Finella or Strathfinella Hill |
Gardens Co [County] Map 1774 Memorials of Angus & Mearns P. [Page] 84 Robertson's Agricultural Survey P. [Page] 191 New Stat Act P. 69 [New Statistical Account Page 69] John Garland Esqr. (Cairnton) Mr William Alexander (Bent) |
019.04 | "The hill of Strathfinella is, however by far the most prominent feature in the parish. It is one entire mass of Sandstone, and is perfectly isolated, being separated from the Grampians by the narrow valley of Strathfinella, in some places scarcely 100 yards wide, its extreme length or base is about 4 miles, its breadth about 1 1/4 miles. The outline is tame and unbroken, and its elevation above the sea does not exceed 1000 or 1200 feet." New Stat Act P. 69 [New Statistical Account page 69] The space shewn by yellow outline on trace is the highest part of the hill. B.R. |
Strath Finella | Strath Fenella Strathfinella Strath Finella Strath Finella Bow Glen |
Robertson's Agricultural Survey P. [Page] 191 New Stat Act p.69 [New Statistical Account Page 69] John Garland Esqr. William Alexander Esqr. Memorials of Angus & Mearns P [Page] 90 |
019.04 | This name applies to a narrow valley situated between Strathfinella Hill and the Grampian Mountains, and extending from near the Clattering Bridge to the end of the Drumtochty Plantations near Auchinblae. Part of the Strath is known as Glen of Drumtochty which may be considered as a Minor name applying to that part of the Strath in which the ornamental grounds of Drumtochty Castle is situated. B. R. |
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