Barrack

Settlement in Aberdeenshire

Scotland

Barrack

Knavenside, Knaven
Knavenside, Knaven Credit: Alex McGregor

Barrack is a small village located in the Aberdeenshire region of Scotland. Situated in the northeast of the country, Barrack is a picturesque settlement that offers a tranquil and scenic environment for its residents and visitors alike.

The village is surrounded by stunning countryside, characterized by rolling hills, lush green landscapes, and breathtaking views. The nearby River Dee adds to the charm of the area, providing opportunities for fishing and other water activities. The village is also in close proximity to the Cairngorms National Park, offering outdoor enthusiasts access to a wide range of recreational activities such as hiking, mountain biking, and wildlife spotting.

Barrack itself is a close-knit community with a small population. It features a handful of amenities including a local pub, a village hall, and a primary school. The village retains a traditional character, with many of its buildings and houses displaying a charming blend of architectural styles.

For those seeking a peaceful and idyllic rural lifestyle, Barrack offers an ideal setting. The village is well-connected to the surrounding areas, with regular bus services providing transport links to nearby towns and cities. Aberdeen, the nearest major city, is approximately a 30-minute drive away, offering a wide range of amenities, shopping centers, and cultural attractions.

Overall, Barrack provides a serene and picturesque location for residents and visitors to enjoy the natural beauty of the Scottish countryside while still having access to nearby urban centers.

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Barrack Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.466997/-2.1703895 or Grid Reference NJ8941. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Knavenside, Knaven
Knavenside, Knaven
Forestry on Hill of Skilmafilly, from the air
Forestry on Hill of Skilmafilly, from the air
Upper Knaven A small farmstead , at least partially converted to housing.
Upper Knaven
A small farmstead , at least partially converted to housing.
Overton of Knaven Overton seen against a field of ripening barley.
Overton of Knaven
Overton seen against a field of ripening barley.
South Backhill South Backhill of Barrack a traditional smallholding by Knaven.
South Backhill
South Backhill of Barrack a traditional smallholding by Knaven.
Road to South Touxhill The access road to South Touxhill, like many a small farm little more than a track.
Road to South Touxhill
The access road to South Touxhill, like many a small farm little more than a track.
View  east Looking toward Overton of Auchnagatt
View east
Looking toward Overton of Auchnagatt
Conifer  plantation View northwest at Dellston
Conifer plantation
View northwest at Dellston
Farm buildings At Dellston
Farm buildings
At Dellston
Shantlerhill Farm
Shantlerhill Farm
Gate at Shantlerhill
Gate at Shantlerhill
Little Tack
Little Tack
View north east at Little Tack Shantler Hill on the horizon
View north east at Little Tack
Shantler Hill on the horizon
View at Barrack Looking east
View at Barrack
Looking east
Farm at North Denmore
Farm at North Denmore
Cattle at North Denmore
Cattle at North Denmore
Hill of Cauldhame Small Wood on top of Hill of Cauldhame
Hill of Cauldhame
Small Wood on top of Hill of Cauldhame
North Denmore North Denmore. Farm and house with stables
North Denmore
North Denmore. Farm and house with stables
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Barrack is located at Grid Ref: NJ8941 (Lat: 57.466997, Lng: -2.1703895)

Unitary Authority: Aberdeenshire

Police Authority: North East

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