Duackbridge

Settlement in Inverness-shire

Scotland

Duackbridge

Path in Abernethy Forest A path through mostly mature forest, but with some open areas like this. — Path in Abernethy Forest Credit: Gordon Hatton

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Images are sourced within 2km of 57.263096/-3.6652075 or Grid Reference NH9920. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Path in Abernethy Forest A path through mostly mature forest, but with some open areas like this.

Path in Abernethy Forest

A path through mostly mature forest, but with some open areas like this.

Nethy Bridge Hotel A rather grand late Victorian building, by far the largest in the village.

Nethy Bridge Hotel

A rather grand late Victorian building, by far the largest in the village.

The Old Kirk, Abernethy The Old Kirk dates from 1770, is now community owned and used mainly for exhibitions and events, although services such as weddings can still be held here.

The Old Kirk, Abernethy

The Old Kirk dates from 1770, is now community owned and used mainly for exhibitions and events, although services such as weddings can still be held here.

Castle Roy Simple four sided structure standing on a glacial mound close to Abernethy. One of the oldest stone built castles in Scotland and dated to the 12th century.

Castle Roy

Simple four sided structure standing on a glacial mound close to Abernethy. One of the oldest stone built castles in Scotland and dated to the 12th century.

Bridge over the Nethy Footbridge over the River Nethy on the edge of Nethy Bridge village.

Bridge over the Nethy

Footbridge over the River Nethy on the edge of Nethy Bridge village.

River Nethy A view upstream from the riverside path. The river starts life close to the Saddle at 800m+ between Cairngorm and A Choinneach and eventually joins the Spey.

River Nethy

A view upstream from the riverside path. The river starts life close to the Saddle at 800m+ between Cairngorm and A Choinneach and eventually joins the Spey.

Nethybridge Hotel From the gardens

Nethybridge Hotel

From the gardens

Abernethy Baptist Church from Castle Roy

Abernethy Baptist Church from Castle Roy

Castle Roy

Castle Roy

Castle Roy

Castle Roy

Dell Road, Nethy Bridge

Dell Road, Nethy Bridge

Nethy Bridge View towards the hotel.

Nethy Bridge

View towards the hotel.

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The Drinking Fountain was gifted to ‘people of Abernethy’ by Lady Stamford and Warrington (see Forest Lodge) when giving up the lease of the forest in the late 1880s / early 1900s.

It was originally sited by the Drill Hall (approximately where the current bus shelter is) but was relocated following damage from a truck. In the past, it possessed metal cups, attached by a chain, but these suffered from vandalism.

Drinking fountain

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The Drinking Fountain was gifted to ‘people of Abernethy’ by Lady Stamford and Warrington (see Forest Lodge) when giving up the lease of the forest in the late 1880s / early 1900s. It was originally sited by the Drill Hall (approximately where the current bus shelter is) but was relocated following damage from a truck. In the past, it possessed metal cups, attached by a chain, but these suffered from vandalism.

Abernethy footpath network, the King's Road path Nethy Bridge gives access to many routes through the Abernethy woodland. Many of the routes can be interconnected to give a variety of trails of different lengths.

Abernethy footpath network, the King's Road path

Nethy Bridge gives access to many routes through the Abernethy woodland. Many of the routes can be interconnected to give a variety of trails of different lengths.

Minor road to Lettoch

Minor road to Lettoch

Path, Abernethy Forest A newly resurfaced path just outside Nethy Bridge.

Path, Abernethy Forest

A newly resurfaced path just outside Nethy Bridge.

Bird feeders, Abernethy Forest A little way into the forest from Nethy Bridge.

Bird feeders, Abernethy Forest

A little way into the forest from Nethy Bridge.

Path, Abernethy Forest

Path, Abernethy Forest

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Duackbridge is located at Grid Ref: NH9920 (Lat: 57.263096, Lng: -3.6652075)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

What 3 Words

///intruded.staple.tell. Near Grantown-on-Spey, Highland

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Nearby Amenities

Located within 500m of 57.263096,-3.6652075

Crossing

Crossing: unmarked

Lat/Long: 57.2592354/-3.6661543

Bus Stop

Playing Fields

Local Ref: AT

Naptan AtcoCode: 6700713018

Naptan Bearing: SW

Naptan CommonName: Playing Fields

Naptan Indicator: at

Naptan Landmark: Playing Fields

Naptan NaptanCode: 45324765

Naptan Street: B970

Naptan Verified: no

Source: naptan_import

Lat/Long: 57.2645617/-3.6586411

Bus Stop

Post Office

Naptan AtcoCode: 6700713018A

Naptan Bearing: NE

Naptan CommonName: Post Office

Naptan Indicator: opp

Naptan Landmark: Bus Shelter

Naptan NaptanCode: 45329494

Naptan Street: B970

Naptan Verified: no

Source: naptan_import

Lat/Long: 57.2649865/-3.6579774

Toilets

Access: yes

Fee: no

Wheelchair: yes

Lat/Long: 57.2642225/-3.657201

Community Centre

Nethybridge Community Centre

Lat/Long: 57.2643392/-3.6572487

Post Box

Collection Times: Mo-Fr 16:00; Sa 12:30

Post Box Type: lamp

Ref: PH25 21

Royal Cypher: scottish_crown

Lat/Long: 57.2647475/-3.6577919

Recycling

Lat/Long: 57.2640513/-3.6574915

Post Office

Nethybridge Post Office

Lat/Long: 57.2645737/-3.6578298

Power: pole

Lat/Long: 57.2672602/-3.6680911

Power: pole

Lat/Long: 57.2667655/-3.6665418

Power: pole

Lat/Long: 57.2662708/-3.666059

Nethy Bridge

Historic Railway: station

Railway: site

Wikidata: Q42377423

Wikipedia: en:Nethy Bridge railway station

Lat/Long: 57.2658691/-3.6587213

The data included in this document is from www.openstreetmap.org. The data is made available under ODbL.

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