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River Almond

This circle is of the same type as its close neighbour Clach na Tiompan, but is in a better state of preservation (although still quite ruinous). Two stones remain standing, and a further two stoneholes have been identified. The stones protrude from cairn material, which spreads to a diameter of approximately 5.0m. The circle itself is nothing much to look at, but its location, between the steep sides of Glen Almond, is stunning.

remaining 2 stones – approximately 1.0m tall

cairn material approximately 5.0m in diameter

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Alternative names for River Almond

Auchnafree; Clach na Tiompan; Glenshervie Burn

Where is River Almond?

River Almond is in the parish of Monzievaird and Strowan and the county of Perthshire.

Grid reference: NN 8259 3299

Lat / long: 56.47365005, -3.907700103

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OS Map for River Almond

Dunkeld, Aberfeldy & Glen Almond
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Directions to River Almond

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Weather at River Almond

1°C
max 1°C / min 1°C
2km/h E
1008mb
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08:21 16:35

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Weather observed at Perth and Kinross at 10:03

References (websites)

Canmore
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Ancient sites near River Almond

Clach na Tiompan stone circle

0.5km away

Loch Freuchie crannog

5.8km away

Clach Ossian cist

7.3km away

Saddlin' Mare standing stone

8.5km away

Giant's Grave cairn

8.6km away

Balmuick stone circle

8.8km away

Ballinreigh standing stone and rock art

9.4km away

Witches' Stone standing stone

10.1km away

Monzie kerb cairn and rock art

10.4km away
more ancient sites....

Castles near River Almond

Tosach Castle (site of)

9.0km away

Ochtertyre (possible) (site of)

9.4km away

Dallick House (possible) (site of)

9.5km away

Castle Cluggy

9.6km away

Monzie Castle

9.7km away

Tom-nam-brach (site of)

9.8km away

Lawers (possible) (site of)

10.2km away

Aberlednock (possible) (site of)

11.1km away

Strowan (possible) (site of)

11.6km away
more castles....
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Pictish stones near River Almond

Fowlis Wester Church Class III cross-slab

13.5km away

Fowlis Wester Class II cross-slab

13.5km away

Logierait Class II cross-slab

23.8km away

Blackford Class I symbol stone

25.1km away

Dupplin Cross Class III cross

26.4km away

Dunfallandy Stone Class II cross slab

26.5km away

Murthly Class III stone

27.5km away

Priest's Stone Class III cross-slab

27.8km away

Struan Class I symbol stone

32.4km away
more Pictish stones....

Pictish sites near River Almond

Norrie's Law hoard

63.4km away

Todholes (possible) silver chain

89.7km away

Borland silver chain

89.7km away

Haddington silver chain

90.4km away

Traprain Law silver chain

94.8km away

Whitlaw silver chain

107.8km away

Torvean silver chain

111.8km away

Whitecleugh silver chain

113.0km away

Dunnicaer fort

117.9km away
more Pictish sites....

Accommodation near River Almond

Comrie Croft SYHA Hostel
hostelComrie
10.2km away
Knock Castle Hotel & Spa
hotel, restaurant, barCrieff
11.0km away
Crieff Hydro self-catering cottages and chalets
self-catering cottagesCrieff
11.1km away
Crieff Hydro Hotel and Leisure Resort
hotel, restaurantCrieff
11.3km away
Murraypark Hotel
hotelCrieff
11.6km away
Galvelbeg House
bed and breakfast, self-catering apartmentCrieff
11.9km away
James Cottage Guest House
hotelCrieff
12.1km away
Merlindale
bed and breakfastCrieff
12.7km away
The Kenmore Hotel
hotelKenmore
13.6km away
The Rowans
bed and breakfastNew Fowlis
14.2km away

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Cafés, restaurants & bars near River Almond

Famous Grouse Experience
restaurant, café, barCrieff
9.8km away
Knock Castle Hotel & Spa
hotel, restaurant, barCrieff
11.0km away
Crieff Hydro Hotel and Leisure Resort
hotel, restaurantCrieff
11.3km away
Torlum Café, Auchingarrich
caféComrie
13.9km away
Drummond Hotel
hotel, pubSt Fillans
15.7km away
House of Menzies
caféAberfeldy
16.4km away
The Watermill
caféAberfeldy
16.4km away
Habitat Café
caféAberfeldy
16.4km away
Aberfeldy Weem Hotel
hotel, bar, restaurantWeem
16.9km away
Atholl Arms Hotel, Dunkeld
hotel, bar, restaurantDunkeld
22.3km away
more food.... / more drink....

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Published on the 14th of May 2010 at 4:20 pm. Updated on the 10th of April 2019 at 12:25 pm.

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