Balgay Hill, Mills Observatory

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Balgay Hill, Mills Observatory

Image: © Rude Health Taken: 9 Jun 2013

The Mills Observatory is the UK’s only full-time public observatory. It is the only British observatory to have been built with the sole aim of encouraging public understanding of science. Mills Observatory is located in Balgay Park , on the wooded summit of Balgay Hill, one mile west of Dundee City Centre. Second hill in Dundee with Tricky Speirs this morning on our homeward journey from Shetland to Wormit. This is a rear side view of the Mills Observatory. Name: Balgay Hill Hill number: 105007 Height: 147m / 482ft Area: 26A: Central Scotland from Dumbarton to Montrose Class: 1 Grid ref: NO377307 (est) Drop: 63m Col: 84m

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