Loch Leathann Eadar Dha Dhaim

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

Scotland

Loch Leathann Eadar Dha Dhaim

Fence post by Loch Leathain, Isle of Lewis — Fence post by Loch Leathain, Isle of Lewis Credit: Claire Pegrum

Loch Leathann Eadar Dha Dhaim, located in Ross-shire, Scotland, is a picturesque freshwater loch nestled between two hills. The name "Eadar Dha Dhaim" translates to "between two homes" in Gaelic, referring to the two hills on either side of the loch. The loch is surrounded by lush greenery and offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape.

Covering an area of approximately 10 acres, Loch Leathann Eadar Dha Dhaim is a popular spot for fishing and birdwatching. The calm waters of the loch are home to a variety of fish species, including trout and perch, making it a favorite destination for anglers. Bird enthusiasts can also spot a range of bird species, such as herons and ducks, around the loch.

Visitors to Loch Leathann Eadar Dha Dhaim can enjoy peaceful walks along the shoreline or take a leisurely boat ride on the tranquil waters. The serene atmosphere and natural beauty of the loch make it a perfect retreat for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

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Loch Leathann Eadar Dha Dhaim Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 58.085421/-6.4960639 or Grid Reference NB3519. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Fence post by Loch Leathain, Isle of Lewis

Fence post by Loch Leathain, Isle of Lewis

Loch nan Eilean, Isle of Lewis The OS Name Book of 1848-1852, describes the loch as, &quot;a large crooked fresh water loch in which are a number of small heathy islands. Signifies Islands Loch&quot;.

Loch nan Eilean, Isle of Lewis

The OS Name Book of 1848-1852, describes the loch as, "a large crooked fresh water loch in which are a number of small heathy islands. Signifies Islands Loch".

Fence, Cleite MÃ²r, Isle of Lewis The fence runs between improved land used as sheep pasture and moorland.

Fence, Cleite MÃ²r, Isle of Lewis

The fence runs between improved land used as sheep pasture and moorland.

Gate above Loch nan Caor, Isle of Lewis I&#039;m guessing that this somewhat decorative field gate has previously been in a more domestic location!

According to the OS Name Book of 1848-1852, Loch nan Caor means Rowan Trees Loch.

Gate above Loch nan Caor, Isle of Lewis

I'm guessing that this somewhat decorative field gate has previously been in a more domestic location! According to the OS Name Book of 1848-1852, Loch nan Caor means Rowan Trees Loch.

The Harbour at CÃ¨os The harbour at the crofting community of Cèos is mostly used to support the fish farms in Loch Èireasort

The Harbour at CÃ¨os

The harbour at the crofting community of Cèos is mostly used to support the fish farms in Loch Èireasort

Small Church, Habost A very small church in the village of Habost. It remains in use by the people of the village.

Small Church, Habost

A very small church in the village of Habost. It remains in use by the people of the village.

South Lochs Community Centre An old school in Cearsiader has been converted to form a community centre including tourist information and a cafe.

South Lochs Community Centre

An old school in Cearsiader has been converted to form a community centre including tourist information and a cafe.

Croft in Garryvard The access gate to a croft in Garryvard. Crofting paraphanalia litters the area. A derelict croft house can be seen in the background.

Croft in Garryvard

The access gate to a croft in Garryvard. Crofting paraphanalia litters the area. A derelict croft house can be seen in the background.

Boats moored in Caversta A small inlet from Loch Erisort provides a perfect mooring for small boats.

Boats moored in Caversta

A small inlet from Loch Erisort provides a perfect mooring for small boats.

Caversta River A section of the Caversta River just south of Garryvard.

Caversta River

A section of the Caversta River just south of Garryvard.

Caversta River Pool A pool on the Caversta river.

Caversta River Pool

A pool on the Caversta river.

Loch Ãireasort Looking across the loch from the south, with the houses of Lacasaidh visible in the distance.

Loch Ãireasort

Looking across the loch from the south, with the houses of Lacasaidh visible in the distance.

Eileen Henderson

Loch Ãireasort, looking west Looking over croft land towards the head of Loch Èireasort.

Loch Ãireasort, looking west

Looking over croft land towards the head of Loch Èireasort.

Eileen Henderson

Garyvard from Caversta

Garyvard from Caversta

Rubha Cabharstaidh Ruined blackhouse and enclosures at the end of the Caversta Road, on Croft 4. Keos Glebe is the village across Loch Erisort.

Rubha Cabharstaidh

Ruined blackhouse and enclosures at the end of the Caversta Road, on Croft 4. Keos Glebe is the village across Loch Erisort.

Inlets of Loch Eireasort At Gearraidh Bhaird.

Inlets of Loch Eireasort

At Gearraidh Bhaird.

Loch Eireasort Viewed from Gearraidh Bhaird.

Loch Eireasort

Viewed from Gearraidh Bhaird.

Loch Erisort Looking out to a bay in Loch Erisort with Laxay cemetery behind me. Out of view, Laxay village is to the right and Keose to the left

Loch Erisort

Looking out to a bay in Loch Erisort with Laxay cemetery behind me. Out of view, Laxay village is to the right and Keose to the left

Stephen Branley

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Loch Leathann Eadar Dha Dhaim is located at Grid Ref: NB3519 (Lat: 58.085421, Lng: -6.4960639)

Unitary Authority: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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