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Haugh Cottages

CANMORE lists this stone simply as a cross, although it was marked as a standing stone on the 1961 OS map.

The stone is a large slab, 2.0m in height by 0.6m wide and 0.2m thick, giving it similar proportions to the nearby Clach Glas. On either side is carved a large simple cross, but it is clear from looking at the stone that this is a christianised standing stone.

Writing in 1925, JH Dixon described how it was supposed to have been connected with a chapel of St Maroc on the terrace above the Tay‘s flood plain, although no trace of such a building can now be found.

Alternative names for Haugh Cottages

Westhaugh Of Tulliemet cross slab

Where is Haugh Cottages?

Haugh Cottages is in the parish of Dunkeld and Dowally and the county of Perthshire.

Grid reference: NN 9882 5107

Lat / long: 56.63999297, -3.650252425

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OS Map for Haugh Cottages

Pitlochry & Loch Tummel (Aberfeldy, Kinloch Rannoch & Schiehallion)
OS Explorer map 386/OL49


Directions to Haugh Cottages

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Weather at Haugh Cottages

6°C
max 8°C / min 5°C
9km/h ESE
1027mb
93%
20%
07:24 17:32

Few clouds
Weather observed at Milton of Edradour at 07:47

References (books)

Pitlochry Past and Present
John Dixon
Pitlochry, 1925

References (websites)

Canmore

Ancient sites near Haugh Cottages

Clach Glas standing stone and rock art

0.3km away

Druid's Stone, Kindallachan standing stone

1.2km away

Tigh na Ruaich stone circle

2.7km away

Clach na Croiche stone circle

4.3km away

Pitnacree barrow and standing stone

6.4km away

Haugh of Grandtully standing stone

7.1km away

Dunfallandy cairn

7.3km away

Clachan an Diridh stone circle

7.8km away

Balnakeilly standing stone

9.4km away
more ancient sites....
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Castles near Haugh Cottages

Rath of Logierait

1.9km away

Rotmell Castle (possible) (site of)

4.3km away

Caisteal Dubh

8.9km away

Dunkeld House (site of)

9.0km away

Bishop's Palace (site of)

9.1km away

Dunkeld Castle (possible) (site of)

9.1km away

Grandtully Castle

9.7km away

Derculich (site of)

9.9km away

Castle Lennox (site of)

10.1km away
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Pictish stones near Haugh Cottages

Logierait Class II cross-slab

2.3km away

Dunfallandy Stone Class II cross slab

7.0km away

Priest's Stone Class III cross-slab

11.0km away

Murthly Class III stone

15.8km away

Struan Class I symbol stone

23.0km away

Fowlis Wester Church Class III cross-slab

27.6km away

Fowlis Wester Class II cross-slab

27.6km away

High Keillor Class I symbol stone

30.5km away

Dupplin Cross Class III cross

32.7km away
more Pictish stones....

Pictish sites near Haugh Cottages

Norrie's Law hoard

60.4km away

Haddington silver chain

93.3km away

Dunnicaer fort

95.5km away

Traprain Law silver chain

96.1km away

Torvean silver chain

98.3km away

Borland silver chain

105.0km away

Todholes (possible) silver chain

105.4km away

Nigg silver chain

108.9km away

Parkhill silver chain

111.8km away
more Pictish sites....

Accommodation near Haugh Cottages

Cuil-an-Daraich Guest House
hotelLogierait
2.4km away
Dalshian Guest House
hotelPitlochry
6.5km away
Atholl Palace Hotel
hotel, restaurant, barPitlochry
8.1km away
Riechip
self-catering cottageDunkeld
8.3km away
Acarsaid Hotel
hotelPitlochry
8.3km away
Rosemount Hotel
hotelPitlochry
8.4km away
Beinn Bhracaigh
hotelPitlochry
8.4km away
Knockendarroch House Hotel
hotelPitlochry
8.4km away
Carra Beag Guest House
hotelPitlochry
8.6km away
Scotland's Hotel & Spa
hotel, restaurant, barPitlochry
8.6km away

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Cafés, restaurants & bars near Haugh Cottages

Atholl Palace Hotel
hotel, restaurant, barPitlochry
8.1km away
Victoria's Restaurant
restaurant, caféPitlochry
8.5km away
Scotland's Hotel & Spa
hotel, restaurant, barPitlochry
8.6km away
Kingfisher Bar
barPitlochry
8.7km away
Hilton Dunkeld House
hotel, restaurant, barDunkeld
8.7km away
The Old Mill Inn
hotel, bar, restaurantPitlochry
8.8km away
McKays
bar, restaurantPitlochry
8.9km away
Strathgarry Restaurant & Rooms
restaurant, hotel, self-catering cottagePitlochry
8.9km away
The Auld Smiddy Inn
bar, restaurantPitlochry
8.9km away
Atholl Arms Hotel, Dunkeld
hotel, bar, restaurantDunkeld
9.2km away
more food.... / more drink....

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Published on the 14th of May 2010 at 4:20 pm. Updated on the 16th of July 2013 at 1:26 pm.

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