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The county of Kincardineshire

Kincardineshire was previously called Mearns.

Castles in Kincardineshire

There are 57 castles in the county of Kincardineshire.

Adam's Castle (site of)

Arbuthnott House

Auchcairnie Castle (site of)

Balbegno Castle

Balmakewan (site of)

Blackhall Castle (site of)

Brotherton Castle

Castle of Allardice

Castle of Cadden

Castle of Cowie

Castle of Fiddes

Castle of Haulkerton (site of)

Castle of Morphie (site of)

Cluny Crichton Castle

Drumtochty Castle

Dunnottar Castle

Ecclesgreig Castle

Fasque House (site of)

Fettercairn House

Fetteresso Castle

Glenbervie Castle

Glenfarquhar Castle

Green Castle (site of)

Hallgreen Castle

Herbertsheil Castle (site of)

House of Eslie (site of)

Inchmarlo (site of)

Inglismaldie Castle

Inverbervie Castle (site of)

Kaim of Mathers

Kair House (possible) (site of)

Kilduthie (site of)

Kincardine Castle

Kinneff Castle (site of)

Largie Castle (site of)

Lauriston Castle

Maryculter House

Monboddo Castle

Mondynes Castle

Muchalls Castle

Pittarrow Castle (site of)

Portlethen (site of)

Thornton Castle

Tilquhillie Castle

Whistleberry Castle

Ancient sites in Kincardineshire

Loch Of Leys crannog

Purlieknowe cursus

Pictish stones in Kincardineshire

Arnhall (possible)

St Ringan's Cairn

Pictish sites in Kincardineshire