Shandwick Stone
The Shandwick Stone is a Class II cross slab which stands on the coast to the south of the village of Shandwick.
Around 1846 the stone was blown down during a storm and broken into three pieces.
The two above ground pieces were clamped together and set upright in a slot in a stone slab base.
The stone was removed and conserved in 1988 before being returned to a purpose-built glass box.
Alternative names for Shandwick Stone
Clach a' Charridh
Where is Shandwick Stone?
Shandwick Stone is in the parish of Nigg (Ross and Cromarty) and the county of Ross and Cromarty.
Grid reference: NH 85544 74718
Lat / long: 57.747534, -3.9245989
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