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Maryburgh (Scottish Gaelic:
Baile Màiri) is a
village in the
Highland council area of Scotland, 2
miles (3.2 km)
south of Dingwall. It is
situated on...
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Scottish clans. The
settlement that grew
around it was
called Maryburgh,
after his wife Mary II of England. This
settlement was
later renamed...
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Lochcarron (Loch Carrann),
Lochinver (Loch an Inbhir)
Mallaig (Malaig),
Maryburgh (Baile Màiri), Muir of Ord (Am Blàr dubh)
Nairn (Inbhir Narann), Newtonmore...
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Blacksmiths Fortrose &
Rosemarkie Union Inverness Athletic Loch Ness
Thistle Maryburgh CK
Interiors Clachnacuddin Youth Development Culbokie Drakies L&L Gellions...
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council area: 11
wards (Avoch and Fortrose,
Black Isle North,
Conon and
Maryburgh,
Dingwall North,
Dingwall South, Gairloch,
Knockbain and Killearnan, Lochbroom...
- area,
including communities such as Strathpeffer, Contin,
Conon Bridge,
Maryburgh and Muir of Ord. The
Highland Theological College is
located within the...
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boundary is
broadly delineated by rivers. The
River Conon,
which divides Maryburgh from
Conon Bridge,
defines the
border in the north-west. The south-western...
- Park Lochgilphead,
Argyll and Bute Lybster,
Highland Mallaig,
Highland Maryburgh,
Highland Maryculter,
Aberdeenshire Morar,
Highland Muchalls, Aberdeenshire...
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situated in the
centre of
Dingwall and
brings in
pupils from
Conon Bridge,
Maryburgh, Muir of Ord, Strathpeffer,
Evanton and the
surrounding area. The school's...
- Ross-shire, it is at the
western end of the
Cromarty Firth. The
village of
Maryburgh is on the
other side of the river.
Conon Bridge has a
railway station...
