Saints in Scottish Place-Names
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Clyne, parish
Grid reference
NC 894 060 (accurate position)
Six-figure easting & northing
289400 906000
Latitude
58.029642753976944
Longitude
-3.8729892559491597
Nearby places
Dalchalm, Clyne (0.9 miles)
Ladiesloch, Clyne (1.1 miles)
Kilbrora, Clyne (1.34 miles)
Killin Rock, Clyne (1.7 miles)
Kintradwell, settlement Loth (1.84 miles)
Object Classification
Parish (extant in 1975)
Is linear feature?
No
Notes
NGR for the parish kirk built in 1770 (NMRS). Some early medieval carved stones have been found here (NMRS).
Relationships with other places
Contains Cill Pheadair Bheag, settlement, Clyne
Contains Cill Pheadair Mhòr, settlement, Clyne
Contains Cill Pheadair, eccles., Clyne
Contains Cnoc Cille Pheadair, Clyne
Contains Dalchalm, Clyne
Contains Kilbraur Hill, Clyne
Contains Kilbraur, eccles., Clyne
Contains Kilbraur, settlement, Clyne
Contains Kilbraur, settlement, Clyne
Contains Kilbrora, Clyne
Contains Kilcalmkill, settlement, Clyne
Contains Kilcolmkill, eccl., Clyne
Contains Kilcolmkill, eccl., Clyne
Contains Killin Rock, Clyne
Contains Killin, eccles., Clyne
Contains Killin, settlement, Clyne
Contains Ladiesloch, Clyne
Contains Ladiesloch, Clyne
Parish TLA
CLY
County
Sutherland
Medieval diocese
Caithness
Names
1 head-name linked to this place ?Place-name data
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