- The
Cairn o'
Mount or
Cairn o'
Mounth is a hill in Aberdeenshire, Scotland,
rising to 455
metres (1,493 ft). The B974 road
crosses its summit, connecting...
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north side of the
Mounth in 1057,
after retreating with his men over the
Cairnamounth P**** to take his last
stand at the
battle at Lumphanan. The Prophecy...
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trackways are the
Causey Mounth,
Elsick Mounth,
Cryne Corse Mounth and
Cairnamounth.
Although most of the
Highlands is
geographically on the
British mainland...
- from
Glenbervie to
Strachan Builg Mounth, from
Glenfarquhar to
Deeside Cairnamounth or
Cairn O' Mounth, from
Fettercairn to
Kincardine o' Neill, followed...
- Gaelic).
Major drovers'
roads in the
eastern part of
Scotland include the
Cairnamounth,
Elsick Mounth and
Causey Mounth. This
practice has
largely stopped but...
-
north side of the
Mounth in 1057,
after retreating with his men over the
Cairnamounth P**** to take his last
stand at the
battle at Lumphanan. The Prophecy...
- (Glenbervie to Strachan);
Builg Mounth (Glenfarquhar to
Bridge of Dye);
Cairnamounth (Fettercairn to
Kincardine o' Neil);
Forest of
Birse Mounth (Tarfside...
