- Loch
Kishorn (Scottish Gaelic: Ciseòrn) is a sea loch in the north-west
Highlands of Scotland.
Kishorn is a
collective name used to
refer to a
group of...
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Strathcarron Fault. It may
originally have been
continuous with the
Kishorn Thrust. The
Kishorn Thrust extends from the Achnas****ach Culmination, just north...
- with Loch
Kishorn to the east. The
eastern end of the road is the
junction with the A896 road at Tornapress,
north of the
village of
Kishorn. The road...
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peninsula in
Wester Ross, in the
Scottish Highlands. It is
bounded by Loch
Kishorn to the south, Loch
Torridon to the north, and Glen
Shieldaig to the east...
- the
village of Lochcarron, on the
headland between Loch
Carron and Loch
Kishorn, on the west
coast of the
Scottish Highlands. The
castle was originally...
- the
Applecross peninsula, and from the
Stromeferry headland east of Loch
Kishorn. It is the
point at
which the
River Carron enters the
North Atlantic Ocean...
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former ferry, MV Odysseus,
housed workers who
built an oil
platform in Loch
Kishorn in
Scotland in 1977–1978, and
Rangatira housed workers who
built Sullom...
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Platform is an oil
platform in the
North Sea. When
constructed in Loch
Kishorn,
Scotland in 1978 the 600,000 tonne
platform was the world's
largest man-made...
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crofting township,
situated at the north-eastern end of the sea loch Loch
Kishorn, in Strathcarron, Ross-shire,
Scottish Highlands and is in the Scottish...
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hollow cylinders in the old
Kishorn Dry Dock and
floated to site
where they were sunk onto the
prepared loch bed.
Kishorn Dock had been
built for the...
