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Tubeg

Settlement in Sutherland

Scotland

Tubeg

Coastal cliffs at Aird Torrisdale The distant sandy beach is on Neave, an island off Skerray.
Coastal cliffs at Aird Torrisdale Credit: Alan Reid

Tubeg is a small village located in the county of Sutherland, Scotland. Nestled within the picturesque Scottish Highlands, Tubeg is known for its breathtaking natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere. With a population of around 200 inhabitants, the village offers a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life.

Surrounded by rolling hills and lush green landscapes, Tubeg is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. The village is a perfect base for hiking, with numerous scenic trails and paths nearby, including the popular Ben Hope, the most northerly Munro in Scotland. Visitors can also enjoy fishing in the nearby lochs and rivers, or simply take leisurely walks to explore the stunning surroundings.

Although Tubeg is small, it boasts a close-knit community and a warm, friendly atmosphere. The village has a local pub, serving traditional Scottish cuisine and ales, where visitors can socialize and experience the renowned Scottish hospitality. Additionally, there is a small convenience store for basic necessities.

For history enthusiasts, Tubeg offers a glimpse into the past with several historical landmarks. The village is home to the ruins of a 16th-century castle, which provides a fascinating insight into Scotland's rich history. Visitors can explore the remains of the castle and imagine its former grandeur.

Overall, Tubeg, Sutherland is a hidden gem in the Scottish Highlands, offering a peaceful and idyllic retreat for nature lovers and history buffs alike. Its stunning landscapes, welcoming community, and historical charm make it a must-visit destination for those seeking a serene escape in Scotland.

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Tubeg Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 58.538862/-4.3040064 or Grid Reference NC6563. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Coastal cliffs at Aird Torrisdale The distant sandy beach is on Neave, an island off Skerray.
Coastal cliffs at Aird Torrisdale
The distant sandy beach is on Neave, an island off Skerray.
Skerray War Memorial Unveiled and dedicated in 1922.
Skerray War Memorial
Unveiled and dedicated in 1922.
Old Store, Skerray The ruin of the old store at Skerray.
Old Store, Skerray
The ruin of the old store at Skerray.
Skerray Post Office Village Post Office in a nicely restored building.
Skerray Post Office
Village Post Office in a nicely restored building.
Postbox at Skerray KW14 32. Royal Mail list this box as 'Skerray'.
Postbox at Skerray
KW14 32. Royal Mail list this box as 'Skerray'.
The hamlet of Skerray Looking south-south-west towards Ben Loyal.
The hamlet of Skerray
Looking south-south-west towards Ben Loyal.
Stac an Fhamhair A small stack, perhaps 15m high, at the east end of Neave (or Coomb) Island, seen across Caol Beag.
Stac an Fhamhair
A small stack, perhaps 15m high, at the east end of Neave (or Coomb) Island, seen across Caol Beag.
Skerray Bay Not a bay I would be very happy to navigate into (although there is, or was, a pier on the far side, just out of shot on the left). The southern part of Eilean nan Ron is beyond the bay, with a few deserted houses visible.
Skerray Bay
Not a bay I would be very happy to navigate into (although there is, or was, a pier on the far side, just out of shot on the left). The southern part of Eilean nan Ron is beyond the bay, with a few deserted houses visible.
Neave or Coomb Island The central part of the island seen at close range (but still across a gridline!) across Caol Beag.
Neave or Coomb Island
The central part of the island seen at close range (but still across a gridline!) across Caol Beag.
Phonebox near Skerray
Phonebox near Skerray
Stony beach at Skerray
Stony beach at Skerray
Skerray Post Office
Skerray Post Office
Old jetty in Lamigo Bay The relatively new creel on the rocks indicates that the jetty is still in use, although no boat was visible at this time.
Old jetty in Lamigo Bay
The relatively new creel on the rocks indicates that the jetty is still in use, although no boat was visible at this time.
Telephone Box & sign Whilst the number of iconic red phone boxes dwindles there are even fewer with the "Telephone " roadside sign. At Skerray there is also a "Telegraph" sign on the old Post Office.
Telephone Box & sign
Whilst the number of iconic red phone boxes dwindles there are even fewer with the "Telephone " roadside sign. At Skerray there is also a "Telegraph" sign on the old Post Office.
Lamigo Bay This deserted sandy beach lies at the head of Lamigo Bay.
Lamigo Bay
This deserted sandy beach lies at the head of Lamigo Bay.
Pier at Skerray Harbour Neave (or Coombe) Island beyond across Caol Beag.
Pier at Skerray Harbour
Neave (or Coombe) Island beyond across Caol Beag.
Roofless building, Skerray Bay Eilan nan Ron (left) and Neave (Coombe) Island off shore.
Roofless building, Skerray Bay
Eilan nan Ron (left) and Neave (Coombe) Island off shore.
Memorial plaque, Skerray Pier 'In memory of Hector Mackay and John Anderson lost at sea 28th March 1973. Erected by their friends'.
Memorial plaque, Skerray Pier
'In memory of Hector Mackay and John Anderson lost at sea 28th March 1973. Erected by their friends'.
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Tubeg is located at Grid Ref: NC6563 (Lat: 58.538862, Lng: -4.3040064)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

What 3 Words

///sleeping.headrest.operating. Near Altnaharra, Highland

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Naptan Bearing: NE
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Naptan Indicator: at
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Naptan NaptanCode: 45328529
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