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Ardullie (Scottish Gaelic: Àird Ilidh) is a
village in Ross-shire, in the
Highland council area of Scotland. It is on the
north s**** of the
Cromarty Firth...
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Reconstruction of a
Scottish Castle (2nd ed.). Dingwall, Scotland, UK:
Ardullie House (1st edition,
Latimer New
Dimensions Ltd, 1974). pp. 180pp. ISBN 0...
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Culbokie are nearby.
There is one bridge, the A9 road
crossing between Ardullie and Findon. In the past
there were
several ferries across the
firth (for...
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south in Ross and
Cromarty with a
junction with the A862 to the
north at
Ardullie Point. It can
clearly be seen from the
north from the Far
North Line. The...
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Foulis railway station served the
village of
Ardullie, Highland,
Scotland from 1863 to 1964 on the
Inverness and Ross-shire Railway. The
station opened...
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Culcraggie Munro of
Ferrytown of
Obsdale Munro of
Milntown of
Katewell Munro of
Ardullie Munro of
Teanoird Munro of Tain
Munro of
Milntown of
Alness Munro of Teaninich...
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miles (110 kilometres) A862
Clachnaharry Cromarty Bridge roundabout near
Ardullie Previously allocated to a road from
Inverness to Fort
Augustus (now B862);...
- 1884. Hugh Munro, 1st of
Ferrytown of Obsdale.
Alexander Munro, 1st of
Ardullie. John Munro, 2nd of Kiltearn, who
succeeded his
father in the Kiltearn...
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Reconstruction of a
Scottish Castle (2nd ed.). Dingwall, Scotland, UK:
Ardullie House (1st Edition,
Latimer New
Dimensions Ltd, 1974). pp. 180pp. ISBN 0...
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Robert Munro (sergeant) Hugh
Munro (sergeant) Hugh
Munro (of
Ardullie) (sergeant)
George Ross (sergeant)
Charles Munro (corporal)
David Munro...
