Tignablair Relief Road
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Tignablair Relief Road
Image: © Trevor Littlewood Taken: 28 Oct 2010
The hill of Ben Clach and the surrounding area was for a time a military training ground. An outlier of Ben Clach, Little Hill, lies above the B827 and on its north-east side, from the B road, a hill road begins; this is the Tignablair Relief Road. (A plate on a boulder at its origin tells of the construction of the road by a military unit.) Here the road is seen climbing north-west not far from the B road.
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Image Location
Latitude
56.335949
Longitude
-3.983065