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Strathyre (/ˌstræθˈaɪər/; from
Scottish Gaelic:
Srath Eadhair) is a
district and
settlement in the
Stirling local government district of Scotland. It...
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Strathyre was a
railway station located at the head of Loch Lubnaig, Stirling, in
Strathyre. This
station opened on 1 June 1870
along with the
first section...
- The
Battle of
Strathyre (Old Irish: Sráith Ethairt) took
place in 654 near
Balquhidder in the
Scottish Highlands,
between the
forces of
Talorgan son of...
- prominence, see the "List of
Munro mountains in Scotland". 1c. Loch
Lomond to
Strathyre Beinn a'
Chroin (941.4 m) Gaelic:
Beinn a'
Chroin [peɲ ə ˈxɾɔɲ] Ben Lomond...
- poem was
inspired by his and his
sister Dorothy's stay at the
village of
Strathyre in the
parish of
Balquhidder in
Scotland in
September 1803. "The Solitary...
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parish of
Balquhidder which includes the
villages of
Lochearnhead and
Strathyre, and is
about 18
miles (29 km) long and 7
miles (11 km) broad, spanning...
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married Mary
MacGregor of
Comar (1671–1745), who was born at Leny Farm,
Strathyre. The
couple had four sons:
James Mor
MacGregor (1695–1754),
Ranald (1706–1786)...
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community councils as at 2023.
Arnprior Balfron Balquhidder,
Lochearnhead and
Strathyre Bannockburn Braehead and
Broomridge Bridge of
Allan Buchanan Buchlyvie...
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Tairlaw Forest Stirling Queen Elizabeth Forest Park
Rowardennan Forest Strathyre Forest Anglesey (Ynys Môn)
Newborough Forest Carmarthenshire (Sir Gaerfyrddin)...
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walkers to
travel the nine
miles (14 kilometres)
between Callander and
Strathyre. The name is
derived from the
Gaelic Lùbnaig,
meaning crooked. Like many...
