Saints in Scottish Place-Names
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Killin, parish
Grid reference
NN 571 330 (accurate position)
Six-figure easting & northing
257100 733000
Latitude
56.467531004316186
Longitude
-4.319794727487921
Nearby places
Killin, eccles., Killin (0 miles)
Kiltyrie, settlement Kenmore (4.18 miles)
Carwhin, settlement, Kenmore (4.99 miles)
Ardeonaig, settlement Kenmore (6.03 miles)
Suie, settlement Killin (6.04 miles)
Object Classification
Parish (extant in 1975)
Is linear feature?
No
Notes
NGR for the old church of Killin, its ruined walls standing in 1842 (NSA). No traces survive (NMRS).
Relationships with other parishes
Contains Strath Fillan, former parish, Killin
Relationships with other places
Contains Allt Chaluim, burn, Killin
Contains Beinn Chaluim, Killin
Contains Coire Chaluim, Killin
Contains Croiteonan, settlement Killin
Contains Eas Eonan, Killin
Contains Eas Eonan, Killin
Contains Holy Pool, St Fillan's Pool, Killin
Contains Innishewan, Killin
Contains Killin, eccles., Killin
Contains River Fillan, Killin
Contains St Fillan's Priory, Killin
Contains Strath Fillan, valley, Killin
Contains Suie, settlement Killin
Contains Suie, settlement Killin
Parish TLA
KIL
County
Perthshire
Medieval diocese
Dunkeld
Names
1 head-name linked to this place ?Place-name data
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