North Bute, modern parish

Grid reference

NS 053 673 (accurate position)

Six-figure easting & northing

205300 667300

Latitude

55.85952400268395

Longitude

-5.111396177352248

County

Bute

Nearby places

Kilmachalmaig, ~eccles. North Bute (0.5 miles)

Kilmachalmaig, alias St Colmac, North Bute (0.5 miles)

Cranslagmory, North Bute (0.51 miles)

Kilbride, ~eccles North Bute (1.14 miles)

Kilbride, settlement North Bute (1.28 miles)

Object Classification

Parish (extant in 1975)

Is linear feature?

No

Notes

NGR for the original kirk, built on the creation of the parish in 1844.

Relationships with other parishes

Within Kingarth, parish (Bute) (formerly)

Contains North Bute, modern parish

Within North Bute, modern parish

Within Rothesay, parish (Bute) (formerly)

Relationships with other places

Contains Ardmaleish, North Bute

Contains Ardmory House, North Bute

Contains Cladh Chiaráin, North Bute

Contains Cnoc-na-mhanan, North Bute

Contains Cranslagmory, North Bute

Contains Inchmarnock, North Bute

Contains Kilbride Hill, North Bute

Contains Kilbride, ~eccles North Bute

Contains Kilbride, settlement North Bute

Contains Kilchousland, eccles., North Bute

Contains Kildavannan, ~eccles. North Bute

Contains Kildavannan, settlement North Bute

Contains Kilkeran, eccles. North Bute

Contains Kilmachalmaig, ~eccles. North Bute

Contains Kilmachalmaig, alias St Colmac, North Bute

Contains Kilmichael, settlement North Bute

Contains Kilmichael, St Michael's Chapel, North Bute

Contains Kilmory, ~eccles, North Bute

Contains Kilmory, settlement North Bute

Contains Kilwhinleck, settlement North Bute

Contains Michael's Grave, North Bute

Contains St Ninian's Bay, North Bute

Contains St Ninian's Chapel, North Bute

Contains St Ninian's Point, North Bute

Parish TLA

NBU

County

Bute

Parish notes

The parish was created out of Rothesay parish in 1844; Rothesay itself was created out of the parish of Kingarth, in the thirteenth century.