Cock Cairn

Hill, Mountain in Angus

Scotland

Cock Cairn

Hill of Cat, Pullar Cuy col Slightly eroded ground on the col with Hill of Cat looking towards Pullar Cuy. — Hill of Cat, Pullar Cuy col Credit: Scott Cormie

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Cock Cairn Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.985654/-2.8859151 or Grid Reference NO4688. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Hill of Cat, Pullar Cuy col

Slightly eroded ground on the col with Hill of Cat looking towards Pullar Cuy.

Scott Cormie

The Clachan Burn

Bob Peace

Track leading to Cock Cairn

Looking down the track towards Glen Tanar. The eastern shoulder of Little Cockcairn in the sunlight

Bob Peace

County Boundary and the Hill of Cat

Now the boundary between Angus and Aberdeenshire council areas, formerly the boundary between Grampian and Tayside Regions and originally between Angus and Kincardineshire counties.

Bob Peace

Wet ground below Cock Cairn

Bob Peace

The Cairns of Cock Cairn

Braid Cairn and Gathering Hill in the distance

Bob Peace

Little Cockcairn from the northern slopes of Cock Cairn

The Black Loch shown on earlier maps no longer exists. It appears to have been swallowed up in the peat bog just beyond the strip of burnt heather.

Bob Peace

Grouse Moor near Cock Cairn

Bob Peace

Old Boundary Fence west of Cock Cairn

Image taken on the Grampian side. Braid Cairn in the distance.

Bob Peace

Lochan north of the Hill of Gairney

Bob Peace

Hill of Gairney

Bob Peace

The lower slopes of Hill of Cairney and the Water of Cairney

Bob Peace

Moorland scene below Cock Cairn

Mike Dunn

The landrover track below Cock Cairn

Mike Dunn

The cairn on Little Cock Cairn looking west

Mike Dunn

Strange wall structures

Strange looking wall structures on ridge north of Hill of Gairney

Paul Atkinson

Strange wall structures

Strange looking wall structures on ridge north of Hill of Gairney

Paul Atkinson

Strange wall structures

Strange looking wall structures on ridge north of Hill of Gairney

Paul Atkinson

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Cock Cairn is located at Grid Ref: NO4688 (Lat: 56.985654, Lng: -2.8859151)

Unitary Authority: Angus

Police Authority: Tayside

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