Stevenston Loch

Lake, Pool, Pond, Freshwater Marsh in Ayrshire

Scotland

Stevenston Loch

Pennyburn Roundabout — Pennyburn Roundabout Credit: Alan Reid

Stevenston Loch is a freshwater body located in Ayrshire, Scotland. It is situated near the town of Stevenston and covers an area of approximately 30 acres. The loch is surrounded by lush greenery, making it a picturesque spot for nature enthusiasts.

The water in Stevenston Loch is primarily sourced from rainfall and surface runoff, resulting in a relatively shallow body of water with a maximum depth of around 6 feet. The loch is known for its calm and tranquil atmosphere, providing a peaceful retreat for those seeking relaxation or a break from city life.

The surrounding vegetation includes reeds, rushes, and various types of aquatic plants, creating a diverse habitat for a range of wildlife. Birdwatchers will particularly appreciate the loch, as it serves as a home and feeding ground for a variety of bird species, including swans, ducks, coots, and moorhens. The loch is also frequented by anglers, who enjoy fishing for species such as perch and pike.

In addition to its natural beauty, Stevenston Loch has historical significance as well. The nearby ruins of a medieval castle, known as Ardeer Castle, overlook the loch, adding a touch of heritage to the area.

Overall, Stevenston Loch is a tranquil freshwater body, offering a haven for wildlife and a serene setting for visitors to enjoy the beauty of nature.

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Stevenston Loch Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.661865/-4.7435503 or Grid Reference NS2744. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Pennyburn Roundabout

Pennyburn Roundabout

Gateway to pasture

Gateway to pasture

Early sun cuts through an old shelter-belt

Early sun cuts through an old shelter-belt

Cattle grazing at Lochwood

Cattle grazing at Lochwood

Farm vehicles parked by Auld Clay Road

Farm vehicles parked by Auld Clay Road

Tributary of Stevenston Burn

Tributary of Stevenston Burn

Road to Towerlodge

Road to Towerlodge

Fellie Hill Field with tree shadows on the lower slopes of Fellie Hill, photograph taken from the road just west of Greenhead Smallholdings.

Fellie Hill

Field with tree shadows on the lower slopes of Fellie Hill, photograph taken from the road just west of Greenhead Smallholdings.

Feeding Station Cattle feed container and hedgerow.

Feeding Station

Cattle feed container and hedgerow.

Footpath Footpath to join the A738 to Kilwinning. The newly planted trees, landscaping on the left of the picture hide the new A78 bypass route.

Footpath

Footpath to join the A738 to Kilwinning. The newly planted trees, landscaping on the left of the picture hide the new A78 bypass route.

Reflections Flooded area of landscaping bordering the A738, and adjacent to the housing estate. After several days&#039; rain the flooding might be expected, but the dead young trees in the landscaping may be drowned if the ground is regularly waterlogged.

Reflections

Flooded area of landscaping bordering the A738, and adjacent to the housing estate. After several days' rain the flooding might be expected, but the dead young trees in the landscaping may be drowned if the ground is regularly waterlogged.

Farm View across fields to Gateside Farm.

Farm

View across fields to Gateside Farm.

Gateside Farm Gateside farm on a dull March Day with the riding school between the barn at the left of the picture and the main farm buildings

Gateside Farm

Gateside farm on a dull March Day with the riding school between the barn at the left of the picture and the main farm buildings

Snowy day

Snowy day

Mansfield Church This modern circular Church replaced the old Mansfield Church nearer the town centre which was sold and is now a creche

Mansfield Church

This modern circular Church replaced the old Mansfield Church nearer the town centre which was sold and is now a creche

Whitehirst Farm This former Farm has been converted into a large private dwelling place

Whitehirst Farm

This former Farm has been converted into a large private dwelling place

Ashgrove Loch This Loch has probably got the remains of 6 Prehistoric Crannogs. One of these in particular has been described as peculiar if not unique in that it was constructed solely with stone without the intervention of wooden piles or beams and being nearly circular with a 43 ft outer diameter ( Source:Prehistoric man in Ayrshire John Smith 1895 ).

Ashgrove Loch

This Loch has probably got the remains of 6 Prehistoric Crannogs. One of these in particular has been described as peculiar if not unique in that it was constructed solely with stone without the intervention of wooden piles or beams and being nearly circular with a 43 ft outer diameter ( Source:Prehistoric man in Ayrshire John Smith 1895 ).

Diddup Farm Immaculately Whitewashed Farmhouse

Diddup Farm

Immaculately Whitewashed Farmhouse

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Stevenston Loch is located at Grid Ref: NS2744 (Lat: 55.661865, Lng: -4.7435503)

Unitary Authority: North Ayrshire

Police Authority: Ayrshire

Also known as: Ashgrove Loch

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