Ach a' Phubuil

Settlement in Argyllshire

Scotland

Ach a' Phubuil

Bridge strike plate This plate is attached to the narrow bridge which accesses Linnhe Holiday Park from the A830 over the railway line from Fort William to Mallaig. These plates are attached to every vehicular bridge in the UK which crosses a railway line. — Bridge strike plate Credit: Bill Kasman

Ach a' Phubuil is a small village located in Argyllshire, Scotland. Situated on the western coast of the country, it is nestled between the scenic Loch Fyne and the rolling hills of the Highlands. The village is part of the wider community of Argyll and Bute, and it is approximately 10 miles northwest of Inveraray, the administrative center of the region.

Ach a' Phubuil is known for its breathtaking natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere. The village offers stunning views of the surrounding landscapes, with picturesque vistas of the loch and the nearby mountains. The area is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, offering opportunities for hiking, fishing, and wildlife spotting.

The village itself is small, with a close-knit community of residents. It is characterized by traditional Scottish architecture, with charming cottages and stone buildings lining its streets. The local economy is primarily based on tourism, with a few small businesses serving the needs of both visitors and locals.

Ach a' Phubuil is also home to a small primary school, which serves the educational needs of the village and the surrounding area. The village has limited amenities, but essential services can be found in nearby towns. The peaceful and idyllic setting of Ach a' Phubuil makes it an ideal retreat for those seeking a rural getaway in the heart of the Scottish Highlands.

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Bridge strike plate This plate is attached to the narrow bridge which accesses Linnhe Holiday Park from the A830 over the railway line from Fort William to Mallaig. These plates are attached to every vehicular bridge in the UK which crosses a railway line.

Bridge strike plate

This plate is attached to the narrow bridge which accesses Linnhe Holiday Park from the A830 over the railway line from Fort William to Mallaig. These plates are attached to every vehicular bridge in the UK which crosses a railway line.

Grassy slopes above Achaphubuil

Grassy slopes above Achaphubuil

Entrance to Ferguson Transport and Shipping Corpach Logistics Hub

Entrance to Ferguson Transport and Shipping Corpach Logistics Hub

A830 at Corpach

A830 at Corpach

Camusnagaul on a very dreich day

Camusnagaul on a very dreich day

View from mast track to Camusnagaul

View from mast track to Camusnagaul

Restricted Access Sign on track to Camusnagaul

Restricted Access Sign on track to Camusnagaul

Masts at Camusnagaul

Masts at Camusnagaul

Sea lock at Corpach Vessels waiting for lock gate to be repaired to pass up Caledonian Canal.

Sea lock at Corpach

Vessels waiting for lock gate to be repaired to pass up Caledonian Canal.

Corpach Lock

Corpach Lock

The Narrows A tide race at the entrance to Loch Eil.

The Narrows

A tide race at the entrance to Loch Eil.

View across The Narrows Camp site on the Lochaber shore.

View across The Narrows

Camp site on the Lochaber shore.

Cattle grid, A861

Cattle grid, A861

Derelict water infrastructure near Corpach A lot of pump work is still in place but appears to be long disused. There is a small hydro station a short distance downstream.

Derelict water infrastructure near Corpach

A lot of pump work is still in place but appears to be long disused. There is a small hydro station a short distance downstream.

Shoreline, The Narrows View towards the exit from Loch Eil from the Ardgour shore.

Shoreline, The Narrows

View towards the exit from Loch Eil from the Ardgour shore.

A861

A861

MV Dayspring - 'The Corpach Wreck' The MV Dayspring has sat on the Kilmallie shoreline since it was washed ashore in a storm in December 2011.

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MV Dayspring - 'The Corpach Wreck'

The MV Dayspring has sat on the Kilmallie shoreline since it was washed ashore in a storm in December 2011. The story of MV Dayspring Link

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Ducks beside the Caledonian Canal at Corpach

Ducks beside the Caledonian Canal at Corpach

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Ach a' Phubuil is located at Grid Ref: NN0875 (Lat: 56.835392, Lng: -5.143655)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

Also known as: Achaphubuil

What 3 Words

///tells.asked.afterglow. Near Fort William, Highland

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Located within 500m of 56.835392,-5.143655

Post Box

Ref: PH33 23

Source: survey

Lat/Long: 56.8362082/-5.1492361

Railway: railway_crossing

Lat/Long: 56.8393834/-5.1473214

Power: pole

Lat/Long: 56.8342654/-5.1372905

Power: pole

Lat/Long: 56.833543/-5.1363728

Power: pole

Lat/Long: 56.834453/-5.1394943

Power: pole

Lat/Long: 56.8347634/-5.1391889

Power: pole

Lat/Long: 56.8354014/-5.1385436

Railway: buffer_stop

Lat/Long: 56.8396071/-5.1420952

Railway: switch

Lat/Long: 56.8395383/-5.1424774

Achaphubuil

Name Gd: Achadh a' Phùbaill

Place: hamlet

Lat/Long: 56.8358234/-5.1486096

Railway: switch

Lat/Long: 56.8395179/-5.1444068

Railway: switch

Lat/Long: 56.8394253/-5.1468439

Ford: yes

Lat/Long: 56.8338733/-5.1448143

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