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The county of Morayshire

Morayshire was previously called the county of Moray and Elginshire.

Parishes in Morayshire

Alves

Bellie

Birnie

Cromdale, Inverallan and Advie

Drainie

Duffus

Dundurcas

Dyke and Moy

Edinkillie

Elgin

Forres

Kinloss

Knockando

Rafford

Rothes

Speymouth

Spynie

St Andrews-Lhanbryd

Urquhart

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Castles in Morayshire

There are 46 castles in the county of Morayshire.

Aikenway Castle
Altyre Castle (site of)
Altyre House (site of)
Asliesk Castle
Binsness (possible) (site of)
Blervie Castle
Brodie Castle
Burgie Castle
Castle Cumming
Castle Grant
Castle Hill Pluscarden
Coxton Tower
Craigneach Castle
Culbin House (site of)
Darnaway Castle
Duffus Castle
Dunphail Castle
Earnside Castle (site of)
Easter Elchies
Elgin Castle
Findrassie (site of)
Forres Castle (site of)
Gordon Castle
Gordonstoun
Grangehill (site of)
Grant's Fort
Hempriggs Castle (site of)
Innes
Inverugie (site of)
Inverugie Castle (site of)
Kilbuaick Castle (site of)
Kinneddar Castle
Lethendry Castle
Lochindorb Castle
Logie House
Milton Brodie House
Moy (site of)
Orton (site of)
Palace of Birnie (site of)
Pittendreich (site of)
Quarrelwood Castle (site of)
Rothes Castle
Spynie Palace
Tor Castle
Tor Castle motte
Wester Elchies (site of)

Pictish stones in Morayshire

Clashach Cove
Dandaleith
Inveravon 1
Rodney's Stone
Sculptor's Cave
Sueno's Stone

Pictish sites in Morayshire

Burghead

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Published on the 23rd of April 2021 at 4:08 pm. Updated on the 23rd of April 2021 at 4:08 pm.

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