Margnaheglish

Settlement in Buteshire

Scotland

Margnaheglish

RNLI Arran Lifeboat Station Lamlash
RNLI Arran Lifeboat Station Lamlash Credit: Roy Moore

Margnaheglish is a quaint village located in the scenic region of Buteshire, Scotland. Situated on the eastern coast of the Isle of Bute, it is nestled between rolling hills and the picturesque Margnaheglish Bay. With a population of around 300 residents, this small community offers a peaceful and idyllic setting for its inhabitants.

The village is renowned for its natural beauty and breathtaking landscapes. Visitors are welcomed by the stunning views of the bay and the surrounding countryside, making it a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and photographers. The bay itself is a haven for wildlife, with a diverse array of bird species and marine life that can be observed throughout the year.

Margnaheglish boasts a rich history, with evidence of human habitation dating back to prehistoric times. The village is home to several ancient ruins and burial sites, which attract archaeologists and history buffs alike. The nearby Margnaheglish Castle, a medieval fortress that overlooks the village, serves as a reminder of the area's historical significance.

Despite its small size, Margnaheglish offers a range of amenities for its residents and visitors. There are a few local shops, cafes, and restaurants that provide necessities and local delicacies. The village also has a primary school, a community center, and various recreational facilities, fostering a tight-knit community spirit.

For those seeking outdoor activities, Margnaheglish provides ample opportunities for hiking and cycling, with scenic trails that showcase the area's natural wonders. Fishing and water sports are also popular pastimes, thanks to the village's proximity to the bay.

Overall, Margnaheglish is a charming village that offers a tranquil retreat, steeped in natural beauty and history. Whether exploring its ancient ruins, enjoying the breathtaking landscapes, or immersing oneself in the warm community atmosphere, visitors to Margnaheglish are sure to be captivated by its unique charm.

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Margnaheglish Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.542999/-5.119438 or Grid Reference NS0332. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

RNLI Arran Lifeboat Station Lamlash
RNLI Arran Lifeboat Station Lamlash
Lamlash Garage A motor repair business now occupies the former bus garage at Lamlash.
Lamlash Garage
A motor repair business now occupies the former bus garage at Lamlash.
Backs and bins A view of the rear of Hamilton Terrace with its neatly-disposed wheelie-bin population.
Backs and bins
A view of the rear of Hamilton Terrace with its neatly-disposed wheelie-bin population.
Beach view of Lamlash A view towards the church, across the surprisingly pink sand at low tide.
Beach view of Lamlash
A view towards the church, across the surprisingly pink sand at low tide.
Resting cows A herd of very contented-looking young cows on fertile grazing by Kerr's Port.
Resting cows
A herd of very contented-looking young cows on fertile grazing by Kerr's Port.
A view across Lamlash Bay to Holy Island, Arran
A view across Lamlash Bay to Holy Island, Arran
The beach, Lamlash, Arran
The beach, Lamlash, Arran
The beach, Lamlash, Arran
The beach, Lamlash, Arran
A view across Lamlash Bay to Holy Island, Arran
A view across Lamlash Bay to Holy Island, Arran
Lamlash Parish Church, Main Street (A841), Arran The Arran Coastal Way follows the road past this church.
Lamlash Parish Church, Main Street (A841), Arran
The Arran Coastal Way follows the road past this church.
Side road on the seaward side of Arranton, Lamlash, Arran
Side road on the seaward side of Arranton, Lamlash, Arran
End of the side road on the seaward side of Arranton, Lamlash, Arran
End of the side road on the seaward side of Arranton, Lamlash, Arran
Side road on the seaward side of Arranton, Lamlash, Arran
Side road on the seaward side of Arranton, Lamlash, Arran
Main Street (A841), Arranton, Lamlash, Arran The Arran Coastal Way follows the road here.
Main Street (A841), Arranton, Lamlash, Arran
The Arran Coastal Way follows the road here.
Main Street (A841), Lamlash, Arran The Arran Coastal Way follows the road here.
Main Street (A841), Lamlash, Arran
The Arran Coastal Way follows the road here.
The Pierhead Tavern, Main Street (A841), Arran The Arran Coastal Way follows the road here.
The Pierhead Tavern, Main Street (A841), Arran
The Arran Coastal Way follows the road here.
A small boatyard, Lamlash, Arran
A small boatyard, Lamlash, Arran
Pier, Lamlash, Arran
Pier, Lamlash, Arran
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Margnaheglish is located at Grid Ref: NS0332 (Lat: 55.542999, Lng: -5.119438)

Unitary Authority: North Ayrshire

Police Authority: Ayrshire

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