Clashnoir

Settlement in Banffshire

Scotland

Clashnoir

West ridge of The Bochel The heather and grass slopes of the west ridge of The Bochel descend towards coniferous plantings. The conical hill left of centre is Carn Daimh and the more distant flat-topped hill to the right is Carn a’ Ghille Chearr, one of the Hills of Cromdale.
West ridge of The Bochel Credit: Trevor Littlewood

Clashnoir is a small village located in the historic county of Banffshire, Scotland. Situated in the northeastern part of the country, Clashnoir is nestled amidst picturesque landscapes and is renowned for its natural beauty. The village is situated on the banks of the River Deveron, providing residents and visitors with stunning views of the surrounding countryside.

With a population of approximately 500 residents, Clashnoir maintains a close-knit community atmosphere. The village is known for its welcoming and friendly locals, who take pride in preserving the area's rich cultural heritage. Traditional Scottish customs and traditions still hold a significant influence in Clashnoir, with various events and festivals organized throughout the year, showcasing the village's vibrant culture.

Clashnoir offers a range of amenities to cater to the needs of its residents. The village boasts a well-maintained primary school, a community center, and several local shops and businesses. The area's economy primarily revolves around agriculture, with farming being a prominent occupation for many residents. The fertile land surrounding Clashnoir allows for the cultivation of crops and the rearing of livestock.

For outdoor enthusiasts, Clashnoir offers an array of activities. The tranquil River Deveron is a popular spot for fishing, attracting anglers from far and wide. The surrounding countryside provides ample opportunities for hiking, cycling, and exploring the region's natural beauty.

Overall, Clashnoir in Banffshire is a charming village that embraces its rural identity while offering a warm and welcoming atmosphere to residents and visitors alike.

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Clashnoir Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.281942/-3.2954452 or Grid Reference NJ2222. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

West ridge of The Bochel The heather and grass slopes of the west ridge of The Bochel descend towards coniferous plantings. The conical hill left of centre is Carn Daimh and the more distant flat-topped hill to the right is Carn a’ Ghille Chearr, one of the Hills of Cromdale.
West ridge of The Bochel
The heather and grass slopes of the west ridge of The Bochel descend towards coniferous plantings. The conical hill left of centre is Carn Daimh and the more distant flat-topped hill to the right is Carn a’ Ghille Chearr, one of the Hills of Cromdale.
Shed and barns at Bochel The farm buildings at the centre of the image are those of Bochel. The hill rising beyond is called The Bochel.
Shed and barns at Bochel
The farm buildings at the centre of the image are those of Bochel. The hill rising beyond is called The Bochel.
Forest track off the B9008
Forest track off the B9008
A dwelling at Auchnarrow
A dwelling at Auchnarrow
Heatherhills Fold, Glenlivet Their speciality is Highland cattle.
Heatherhills Fold, Glenlivet
Their speciality is Highland cattle.
The Bochel and the Glenlivet road The Bochel is the rounded hill in this view.  Its name probably derives from the Gaelic word Buachaille, meaning shepherd or herdsman.
The Bochel and the Glenlivet road
The Bochel is the rounded hill in this view. Its name probably derives from the Gaelic word Buachaille, meaning shepherd or herdsman.
Upland Pasture Just outside of Knockando on the B9008.
Upland Pasture
Just outside of Knockando on the B9008.
Highland cows and farm This Farm and cows is on the edge of Knockando. A very peaceful scene.
Highland cows and farm
This Farm and cows is on the edge of Knockando. A very peaceful scene.
Highland cow This one seemed friendly enough behind a fence! It even came over for a stroke.
Highland cow
This one seemed friendly enough behind a fence! It even came over for a stroke.
Heatherhills Fold Most of this area is part of the Glenlivet Estate, here in the field to my left they rear Highland Cows. The road is the B9008 just outside of Knockando.
Heatherhills Fold
Most of this area is part of the Glenlivet Estate, here in the field to my left they rear Highland Cows. The road is the B9008 just outside of Knockando.
Bochel Summit Narrow path through the heather leading to the summit cairn.
Bochel Summit
Narrow path through the heather leading to the summit cairn.
Woodland, Knockandhu A small conifer plantation.
Woodland, Knockandhu
A small conifer plantation.
Rough grazing, Auchnarrow
Rough grazing, Auchnarrow
Auchnarrow Entering the long settlement of Auchnarrow and Knockandhu on the B9008.
Auchnarrow
Entering the long settlement of Auchnarrow and Knockandhu on the B9008.
Auchnarrow Farmland in Glen Livet with a view of The Bochel.
Auchnarrow
Farmland in Glen Livet with a view of The Bochel.
Woodland, Auchnarrow Part of a large conifer plantation.
Woodland, Auchnarrow
Part of a large conifer plantation.
The Bochel A steep wee hill, The Bochel is seen here from the west, rising above the Crombie Water
The Bochel
A steep wee hill, The Bochel is seen here from the west, rising above the Crombie Water
Auchnarrow approach.
Auchnarrow approach.
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Clashnoir is located at Grid Ref: NJ2222 (Lat: 57.281942, Lng: -3.2954452)

Unitary Authority: Moray

Police Authority: North East

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