Woodside

Wood, Forest in Morayshire

Scotland

Woodside

Trig point on Hill of the Wangie
Trig point on Hill of the Wangie Credit: Steven Brown

Woodside is a quaint village located in the historic county of Morayshire, Scotland. Situated in the northeast region of the country, Woodside derives its name from its abundant woodland and lush forest surroundings. The village is nestled amidst rolling hills and picturesque countryside, offering residents and visitors alike a serene and idyllic setting.

Woodside boasts a small but close-knit community, with a population of approximately 500 residents. The village is renowned for its charming residential properties, many of which are traditional stone-built cottages that exude a rustic charm. The community is known for its warm and welcoming atmosphere, with locals often engaging in various social activities and events.

Nature lovers will find Woodside to be a paradise, as the village is surrounded by enchanting woodlands, perfect for leisurely walks and exploring. The nearby forests offer a plethora of wildlife to observe, including deer, squirrels, and a variety of bird species. Additionally, the area is home to several walking and cycling trails, providing outdoor enthusiasts with ample opportunities to immerse themselves in the beauty of the Scottish countryside.

Despite its peaceful rural setting, Woodside benefits from its proximity to larger towns and cities. The nearby town of Elgin is just a short drive away, offering a range of amenities such as shops, restaurants, and leisure facilities. Furthermore, the stunning coastline of the Moray Firth is within easy reach, offering breathtaking views and opportunities for water-based activities.

In summary, Woodside is a charming village in Morayshire, Scotland, renowned for its woodland surroundings and close-knit community. With its idyllic setting and access to nearby amenities, the village offers a tranquil and picturesque lifestyle for its residents.

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Woodside Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.549614/-3.4541386 or Grid Reference NJ1351. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Trig point on Hill of the Wangie
Trig point on Hill of the Wangie
War memorial in Dallas
War memorial in Dallas
Up the hill to Dallas Primary School
Up the hill to Dallas Primary School
Approaching Dallas from the B9010
Approaching Dallas from the B9010
The road from Dallas to Aultahuish
The road from Dallas to Aultahuish
Scottackley Farm
Scottackley Farm
Hatton: Where the B9010 joins the road to Dallas
Hatton: Where the B9010 joins the road to Dallas
Hatton: The remains of Tor Castle
Hatton: The remains of Tor Castle
Dallas War Memorial 1
Dallas War Memorial 1
Dallas War Memorial 2
Dallas War Memorial 2
Chimney Sweeper Moth Odezia atrata, in the grass by the River Lossie
Chimney Sweeper Moth
Odezia atrata, in the grass by the River Lossie
St Michael's Manse The former Church of Scotland manse which is category C listed and dating from 1905, is totally dominated by this enormous newly upgraded pylon and power line
St Michael's Manse
The former Church of Scotland manse which is category C listed and dating from 1905, is totally dominated by this enormous newly upgraded pylon and power line
Solar panels behind St Michael's Church It looks like these solar panels supply the church, but maybe for the adjacent Former manse
Solar panels behind St Michael's Church
It looks like these solar panels supply the church, but maybe for the adjacent Former manse
Bell Tower St Michael's Church Date on the tower 1793, the weather vane has seen better days. the church is category B listed
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Bell Tower St Michael's Church
Date on the tower 1793, the weather vane has seen better days. the church is category B listed LinkExternal link
Mercat Cross St Michael's Church Damaged head of the Mercat Cross in St Michael's Church
Mercat Cross St Michael's Church
Damaged head of the Mercat Cross in St Michael's Church
Tor Castle All that remains of Tor Castle is the north-west wall 
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Tor Castle
All that remains of Tor Castle is the north-west wall LinkExternal link
Forest ride with trig point The pillar stands in a narrow ride at the accepted, 319 m. summit, of Hill of the Wangie. The view is near to south, towards a wider forest ride, not apparent in the image.
Forest ride with trig point
The pillar stands in a narrow ride at the accepted, 319 m. summit, of Hill of the Wangie. The view is near to south, towards a wider forest ride, not apparent in the image.
Field with ruin on south side of B9010 The field is on the south side of the B road at a junction in the vicinity of the farm at Hatton. The ruin, a 'ruined ruin', is that of Tor Castle.
The distant hill must be Mill Buie.
Field with ruin on south side of B9010
The field is on the south side of the B road at a junction in the vicinity of the farm at Hatton. The ruin, a 'ruined ruin', is that of Tor Castle. The distant hill must be Mill Buie.
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Woodside is located at Grid Ref: NJ1351 (Lat: 57.549614, Lng: -3.4541386)

Unitary Authority: Moray

Police Authority: North East

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Located within 500m of 57.549614,-3.4541386
Design: barrel
Power: tower
Lat/Long: 57.5538883/-3.4551695
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