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Inverness, Loch Ness & Nairn Historic Sites & Monuments
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Clava Cairns (HS)
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The three chambered cairns, each surrounded by a ring of standing stones, form one of the most impressive prehistoric sites in Scotland. Several of the stones have carved cup-marks.
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Culloden, Inverness, IV2
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Culloden Moor and Visitor Centre (NTS)
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Site of defeat in 1746 of Bonnie Prince Charlie and end of 1745 Jacobite Rising. Visit the reconstructed battlefield, original cottage and visitor centre .
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Culloden Moor
, By Inverness, IV2 5EU
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Caledonian Canal (Clachnaharry)
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Opened in 1822 this was one of the great engineering undertakings of its day. The four locks at Muirtown lead to the Muirtown Basin once intended as a second harbour for Inverness.
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Clachnaharry, Inverness, IV3
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Craig Phadrig Fort
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On the summit of a prominent hill just to the west of Inverness, this interesting fort with its two encircling ramparts, dates from the 5th or 4th centuries BC. Path from car park.
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Inverness
, IV3
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Corrimony Chambered Cairn (HS)
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This outstanding chambered cairn, with roofed passage and central chamber, surrounded by a ring of eleven standing stones, looks much as it must have done when first built 4,000 years ago.
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Address:
Corrimony
, Drumnadrochit, Inverness-shire, IV63
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Caledonian Canal (Fort Augustus)
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Opened in 1822 this was one of the great engineering undertakings of its day. The five locks at Fort Augustus are impressive. The Heritage Centre here tells the story of the canal.
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Visitor Centre
, Ardchattan House, Canalside, Fort Augustus, PH32 4BA
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