Duartmore Loch and Bridge

Road bridge crossing the loch carrying the A894 south.

Date Taken
1982
  © Copyright wfmillar and
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Lochans covered with waterlilies at Duartmore.

Date Taken
Sunday, 15 September, 2002
  © Copyright Sarah Charlesworth and
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Loch Duartmore new road bridge taken from just above the old road bridge, looking west.

Date Taken
Saturday, 15 October, 2005
  © Copyright Donald Bain and
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Date Taken
Saturday, 11 April, 2009
  © Copyright Roger Davies and
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Taken from the viewpoint at the A894 near Loch a' Mhinidh. View over the road bridging Loch Duartmore. The Cnoc on the Northern (left) shore towers like a bastion guarding the bridge at its feet (barely visible). The opposite densely wooded shore belongs to Duartmore Forest. In the distance rises Ben Strome.

Date Taken
September 2010
  © Copyright Hilmar Ilgenfritz and
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Duartmore Bridge opened in 1979.

Date Taken
Monday, 18 April, 2011
  © Copyright Graeme Yuill and
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Footbridge over the River Runie

Date Taken
Sunday, 23 May, 2010
  © Copyright Karl and Ali and
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Loch Druim Suardalain and footbridge

The bridge spans the Culag River which flows West to the loch of that name. Canisp (left) and Suilven (right) are in view beyond.

Date Taken
Tuesday, 24 May, 2011
  © Copyright Jim Barton and
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Old road bridge over the Unapool Burn

All three major tops of the Quinag are visible in the background.

Date Taken
Saturday, 27 June, 2009
  © Copyright Russel Wills and
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Bridge over the Abhainn na Clach Airigh

The bridge carries the track through Glen Canisp. Suilven is visible in the background.

Date Taken
Saturday, 7 August, 2010
  © Copyright John Allan and
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That's Canisp poking its head up in the left distance. This track goes through from Glencanisp Lodge, between Suilven and Canisp, and on to Elphin.

Date Taken
Sunday, 24 May, 2009
  © Copyright Gordon Brown and
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Welcome to Ross and Cromarty

This modern flat-deck bridge across the River Kirkaig may look insignificant but it carries the minor road across a county boundary. The river divides Sutherland to the north from Ross and Cromarty in the south.

Date Taken
Sunday, 31 July, 2011
  © Copyright Colin Smith and
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Kylesku Bridge

Looking down the slopes of Garbh-eilean to the parking/viewing area adjacent to the Kylesku Bridge.

Date Taken
August 1991
  © Copyright Phil Williams and
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Kylesku Bridge was designed by Ove Arup & Partners and was opened by Her Majesty The Queen. 8th August 1984..

Date Taken
Wednesday, 28 May, 2003
  © Copyright Harry Wilson and
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This picture was taken from a boat on Loch a Chairn Bhan.

Date Taken
Thursday, 17 August, 2006
  © Copyright John MacKenzie and
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Bridge at the Eastern end of Loch Roe

The bridge is on the road to Ardroe, where the stream from Loch an Tuirc reaches the sea in Loch Roe.

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Date Taken
Sunday, 27 May, 2007
  © Copyright Harry Wilson and
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New Bridge from the Old Bridge

A new bridge, or a glorified culvert depending upon your point of view, was built at the mouth of the Culag River to cope with the heavy lorries that carry the fish from the market.

Date Taken
Monday, 11 July, 2011

  © Copyright Robert Struthers and
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