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Country code |
GB |
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Repository code |
234 |
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Repository |
National Records of Scotland |
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Reference |
RHP3425 |
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Title |
Plan of Acha-A-Ghlinne (Achglynne) |
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Dates |
c 1771 |
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Access status |
Open |
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Access conditions |
This record has been digitally imaged and will not be produced for readers. The digital images may be seen in the NRS Search Rooms on the 'Virtual Volumes' system or on the ScotlandsPeople website http://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk. |
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Location |
On site (Sighthill) |
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Description |
'Achglyne' By [William Morison], surveyor.
[1: 13392] 1 inch = 15 Scots chains. 316 x 456 mm on sheet 340 x 464 mm. Ink and colour wash. Relief in hachures.
Plan of Achglyne (Acha-A-Ghlinne or Achadh a' Ghlinne), Inverness-shire showing proposed feal (turf) dyke between steep ground on Ben Eden (Ben Aden or Beinn an Aodainn) and Sorious or Carnoch; an enclosure for wintering; and a march between Scournakiach (Sgurr na Ciche) and lands of Lochiel. Noted are 'Shealings (sheilings) belonging to different proprietors' on the boundary with a 'dangerous precipice' on Ben Eden. A table for 'Expence of inclosing' is given. |
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Level |
Item |
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Extent |
1 plan, bound |
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Related material |
E746 |
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Archival history |
Exchequer Records: Forfeited Estates 1745: Particular Management: George Earl of Cromarty: Cromarty Estate, Ross and Cromarty Counties (E746) |
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| PL725 | Glenelg, Inverness-shire, Scotland |
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