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Title |
Description | Images | Id |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abbotsinch, Johnstone | 9184 | ||
| Aberdeen | 1110 | ||
| Aberdeenshire | 1084 | ||
| Aberfoyle, Stirlingshire | Aberfoyle lies on the Trossachs Trail to the west of Stirling. The old village was a setting in the novel Rob Roy by Walter Scott, which helped popularise the area as a tourist centre. | 75545 | |
| Abingdon, Oxfordshire | Abingdon, also known as Abingdon-on-Thames is a market town and civil parish in Oxfordshire. | 106318 | |
| Abington, Lanarkshire | Abington lies close to the M74. | 103788 | |
| Aboyne, Aberdeenshire | 110600 | ||
| Acairseid, Eriskay | Acairseid is the name of the settlement around the anchorage An Acarsaid Mhòr. | Yes | 109654 |
| Achiltibuie, Ross & Cromarty | Achiltibuie is a small village of around 100 people situated on the shore of Loch Broom in the historical county of Ross & Cromarty, not far from Ullapool. | 40173 | |
| Achilty, Ross & Cromarty | Achilty near Contin in Ross & Cromarty is the location of the old drovers' inn currently known as Achilty House. | 65934 | |
| Achmore, Lewis | Achmore was settled in the 1820s with the original families coming from Bernera, Uig and going by the name of Mackay. Evidence of earlier inhabitants remains in the form of the Achmore Stone Circle for which the comann... | 585 | |
| Adabrock, Ness | 107739 | ||
| Adelaide | Adelaide, founded in 1836, is the state capital of South Australia. | 9188 | |
| Africa | 7196 | ||
| Aignish, Lewis | Aignish is a village situated immediately to the east of the isthmus known as the Braighe, which links the Point area of Lewis with the remainder of the island. Satellite Image | 57786 | |
| Ailtenish, Lewis | A small settlement of two tenants in 1776 (Alexander Macleod and Angus Morrison) and three in 1820: Roderick Maclean - no further trace Malcolm Macdonald - removed to 9 Tong, Isle of Lewis in 1826 Maclellan ? Ailtenish... | 36851 | |
| Aird Dell, Ness | 109160 | ||
| Aird Uig, Lewis | Aird Uig is a small village of 10 crofts (counting 3a and 3b as two) situated at the end of the road to Gallan Head, on the western side of the Amhuinn Gil na h-Airde. The crofts fan out from the riverside and some were... | Yes | 1937 |
| Aird of Sleat, Skye | 117483 | ||
| Aird, Benbecula | 12186 | ||
| Aird, Point, Lewis | Aird is a village located on the Eye Peninsula in the east coast of the Isle of Lewis. Note: there are other villages with the same name located elsewhere in Lewis and the Western Isles. | 10340 | |
| Airdrie, Lanarkshire | Airdrie is a town in the central belt of Scotland. | 67140 | |
| Airigh na Beiste, Lewis | Airigh na Beiste is an isolated disused settlement north of the Pentland Road, about 5 miles west of Stornoway. | 104280 | |
| Airlie, Angus | Airlie is a small village near Kirriemuir, the 'little red town', in Angus. | 56591 | |
| Alabama, USA | 17981 | ||
| Alaska, USA | 17982 | ||
| Alberta, Canada | The first European explorers in Alberta were fur traders, including those with the Hudson's Bay Company, possibly as early as the 1690s. Settlement followed by the 1780s with the establishment of trading posts; by 1821... | 17637 | |
| Alexandria, Dunbartonshire | Alexandria is a town in the historical county of Dunbartonshire, situated on the River Leven to the northwest of Dumbarton. | 26639 | |
| Allarburn, Inverness-shire | The village of Allarburn, often referred to nowadays as Kiltarlity after the name of the parish in which it is situated, lies about 5 kilometres south of Beauly in Inverness-shire. | 105806 | |
| Alloa, Clackmannanshire | Alloa is a town located on the north bank of the Firth of Forth, about 5 miles to the east of Stirling. It was the administrative centre for the historical county of Clackmannanshire. | 54627 |