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Balquhain is a
ruined re****bent
stone circle 3
miles (4.8 km) from
Inverurie in Scotland, with
views to
Mither Tap. Over
seventy of
these circles are found...
- The
Inveramsay Bridge is a new
bridge carrying the A96 over the
Aberdeen to
Inverness Line. The
bridge was
constructed by
Balfour Beatty. It was inaugurated...
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between Inverness, Aberdeen,
Dundee and Perth. A new
bridge called the
Inveramsay Bridge was
constructed on the A96
northwest of Inverurie. This bridge...
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Inveramsay railway station was a
railway station in the
parish of
Chapel of Garioch, near the Mill of
Inveramsay, Aberdeenshire. It
served the sp****ly...
- with the main line of the
Great North of
Scotland Railway (GNoSR) at
Inveramsay. It had
earlier been
intended to
reach Macduff, but
shortage of finance...
- Kinross),
Inver (Highland), Inverarnan, Inverallan, Inveraldie,
Inveralmond Inveramsay, Inveran, Inveraray, Inverbervie, Inverclyde, Inveresk, Inverfarigaig...
- 1951. King
Edward was 24 miles 42 chains (39.5 km) from the
junction at
Inveramsay and 247 feet (75 m)
above sea level. The name "King Edward" originated...
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because of the lack of
financial support. A
different route, from
Milton Inveramsay,
allowed for a
shorter route with
easier gradients.
Unable to
raise sufficient...
- Railway, then the LNER and
finally British Railways, on the
branchline from
Inveramsay to Macduff, the
station closed to p****engers in 1951 and to
goods in 1966...
- Macduff, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. It was the
terminus of a
branch line from
Inveramsay. It was
opened in 1872 by Banff,
Macduff and
Turriff Junction Railway...
