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Huntingtower and
Ruthvenfield is a
village in Perthshire, Scotland, on the
River Almond, 3
miles (5 kilometres)
northwest of Perth. Bleaching, the chief...
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Grandtully Grange Greenloaning Guildtown Harrietfield Huntingtower and
Ruthvenfield Inchmagrannachan Inchture Inchyra Inveraman Invergowrie Invermay Kenmore...
- the 1840s.
Cameron Green Donald Cameron purchased the land
known as
Ruthvenfield in 1848, to be
later renamed by its new owner,
Thomas Brunton, in the...
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occurs about 700 feet
later as it
enters Ruthvenfield. As it runs
parallel to
Castle Brae it
flows beneath Ruthvenfield Road. A
short distance later, it goes...
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located adjacent to the
roundabout to the northwest,
accessed by the
Ruthvenfield Road exit. The
Cross Tay Link Road is
under construction as of July 2022...
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final stretch of its 4.5 mi (7.2 km)
journey east from
Huntingtower and
Ruthvenfield to Tay Street,
where it
discharges into the
River Tay. The
entrance to...
- only 49.2 79.2 A912 south-east (Dunkeld Road) /
Ruthvenfield Road – Perth,
Ruthvenfield Ruthvenfield signed northbound only; north-western
terminus of...
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Glenrothes (Flemington Road)
Leven (Methilhaven Road - Aberhill)
Perth (
Ruthvenfield Road) St
Andrews (City Road)
Public transport in
Perth and
Kinross "About...
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wedges of Britain). The suburb,
which was
originally going to be
named "
Ruthvenfield", was to
comprise 7000
house blocks for
around 20,000 residents. Construction...
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Football Club was a
football club from the
village of
Huntingtower and
Ruthvenfield, Perthshire, Scotland. The club was
formed as a
Junior club in September...
