Loch Dubh

Lake, Pool, Pond, Freshwater Marsh in Inverness-shire

Scotland

Loch Dubh

The Committee Road Constructed at a time when there was much unemployment, the Committee Road bisects the island and provides a useful short cut from Malacleit to Cladach.
The Committee Road Credit: Gordon Hatton

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Loch Dubh Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.59058/-7.3724254 or Grid Reference NF7968. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

The Committee Road Constructed at a time when there was much unemployment, the Committee Road bisects the island and provides a useful short cut from Malacleit to Cladach.
The Committee Road
Constructed at a time when there was much unemployment, the Committee Road bisects the island and provides a useful short cut from Malacleit to Cladach.
Loch a' Charra A rather insignificant loch in an area of dreary moorland, much used for peat digging.
Loch a' Charra
A rather insignificant loch in an area of dreary moorland, much used for peat digging.
Old trailer on the moor The Committee Road runs past this point with several tracks leading off either side giving access to peat diggings. One would guess that this old trailer was once used to transport the peats.
Old trailer on the moor
The Committee Road runs past this point with several tracks leading off either side giving access to peat diggings. One would guess that this old trailer was once used to transport the peats.
Loch Bruist One of the innumerable small lochs that dot the North Uist landscape.
Loch Bruist
One of the innumerable small lochs that dot the North Uist landscape.
An Carra, Beinn A' Charra standing stone Large standing stone. There are extensive views to the south. <span class="nowrap"><a title="https://canmore.org.uk/site/9978/north-uist-an-carra-beinn-a-charra" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" href="https://canmore.org.uk/site/9978/north-uist-an-carra-beinn-a-charra">Link</a><img style="margin-left:2px;" alt="External link" title="External link - shift click to open in new window" src="https://s1.geograph.org.uk/img/external.png" width="10" height="10"/></span>
An Carra, Beinn A' Charra standing stone
Large standing stone. There are extensive views to the south. LinkExternal link
Loch Fada, North Uist The mountains of South Uist emerge with the autumn dawn.
Loch Fada, North Uist
The mountains of South Uist emerge with the autumn dawn.
Loch west of Uineabhal A typical loch in the peat moors of the Uists
Loch west of Uineabhal
A typical loch in the peat moors of the Uists
North end of Loch an Droma Eaval, North Uist's highest hill, shows against the silver dawn light
North end of Loch an Droma
Eaval, North Uist's highest hill, shows against the silver dawn light
Loch an Droma A typical peaty loch on the moors near Clachan
Loch an Droma
A typical peaty loch on the moors near Clachan
Loch nan Athan
Loch nan Athan
Looking SW from Guala na h-Imrich A rather featureless hillside frequented by sheep. The view is down hill towards the Occupation Road and Lochs Charra and Horasaraidh.
Looking SW from Guala na h-Imrich
A rather featureless hillside frequented by sheep. The view is down hill towards the Occupation Road and Lochs Charra and Horasaraidh.
Big red bull with lady friends A big red bull [shorthorn?] with highland cows by Loch a' Chlamhain.
Big red bull with lady friends
A big red bull [shorthorn?] with highland cows by Loch a' Chlamhain.
Handsome beast by the loch A dark coloured highland cow by Loch a' Chlamhain.
Handsome beast by the loch
A dark coloured highland cow by Loch a' Chlamhain.
Loch Feirma
Loch Feirma
Peat Stack on the Moor Peat stack drying in the sun and wind, on an area of moorland much used for peat digging.
Peat Stack on the Moor
Peat stack drying in the sun and wind, on an area of moorland much used for peat digging.
moorland and Lochan, North Uist An unnamed lochan and a view towards Eaval.
moorland and Lochan, North Uist
An unnamed lochan and a view towards Eaval.
Standing Stone
Standing Stone
Loch Bruist One of the three lochs in the grid square.
Loch Bruist
One of the three lochs in the grid square.
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Loch Dubh is located at Grid Ref: NF7968 (Lat: 57.59058, Lng: -7.3724254)

Unitary Authority: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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