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Howmore (Scottish Gaelic: Togh Mòr /
Tobha Mor) lies on the
island of
South Uist to the
southwest of Loch Druidibeg. The
mountain of
Haarsal rises to...
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numerous times a day. (Smaller
settlements include Daliburgh (Dalabrog),
Howmore (Tobha Mòr) and
Ludag (An Lùdag).
South Uist has an
oceanic climate (Köppen:...
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ordered to be demolished. John
Moidartach died in 1584 and was
buried at
Howmore,
South Uist. He was
succeeded by his
eldest son, Allan. In 1588, Allan...
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parishes of
Kilmuir and Sand;
South Uist of the
parishes of Benbecula,
Howmore, and Kilpeter. Croy and Dalcross, and
Kiltarlity and Convinth, were united...
- The loch is near the
northern end of the island, to the north-east of
Howmore and to the east of the A865 road and
south of the B890. The loch is a Site...
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coercive Anglicisation enforced through corporal punishment at the
Howmore school,
which Dòmhnall
despised attending and
routinely pla**** truant....
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Daliburgh Drimore Drimsdale Frobost Garrynamonie Geirinis Grogarry Holmar Howmore Iochdar Kilaulay Kilbride, East Kilbride, West
Kildonan Kilpheder Lochcarnan...
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Daliburgh Drimore Drimsdale Frobost Garrynamonie Geirinis Grogarry Holmar Howmore Iochdar Kilaulay Kilbride, East Kilbride, West
Kildonan Kilpheder Lochcarnan...
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Kilcholmkill on
North Uist, one at
Kilcholambkille on Benbecula, and one at
Howmore on
South Uist. Nor****
began raiding the
Hebrides in the 790s, with the...
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Duirinish (Skye) Eye or
Stornoway (Lewis)
Gigha & Cara (Gigha)
Harris (Harris)
Howmore (South Uist)
Inchkenneth (Mull) Iona (Iona) Jura or
Killearndale (Jura)...
