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The county of Selkirkshire

Selkirkshire was previously called Ettrick Forest.

Parishes in Selkirkshire

Castles in Selkirkshire

There are 53 castles in the county of Selkirkshire.

Altrieve (site of)

Ashiestiel House

Blackgranyrup (site of)

Blackhouse Tower

Blindlee Tower (site of)

Buccleuch Castle (site of)

Catslack Tower (site of)

Cockburn's Castle

Craig Douglas Castle (site of)

Cramalt Tower (site of)

East Fauldshope (possible) (site of)

Eldinhope Tower

Faldonside Castle (site of)

Fauldshope (possible) (site of)

Foulshiels (possible) (site of)

Gamescleuch Tower

Greenhead Tower (site of)

Harehead (possible) (site of)

Hartwoodburn (site of)

Hartwoodmyres (possible) (site of)

Howden (site of)

Hunter's Hall (site of)

Laidlawstiel (possible) (site of)

Middlestead (possible) (site of)

Old Wark (site of)

Phenzhopehaugh motte

Philiphaugh (site of)

Salenside Tower (site of)

Selkirk Castle (site of)

South Synton (site of)

The Haining (site of)

Thirlestane Tower

Tinnis (site of)

Torwoodlee Tower

Tushielaw Tower

Whitehope (site of)

Whitemuir Hall (site of)

Whitslaid Tower

Windydoors Tower

Ancient sites in Selkirkshire

Black Rig standing stone

Glebe Stone standing stone

Peat Rig standing stone

Torwoodlee broch and fort

Warrior's Rest standing stone and rock art