Beauly Firth and A9
Introduction
The photograph on this page of Beauly Firth and A9 by Iain McDonald as part of the Geograph project.
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Beauly Firth and A9
Image: © Iain McDonald Taken: 17 Sep 2005
Taken near Coldwells, this picture shows the Beauly Firth on the left and the A9 on the right. The Black Isle was changed forever in 1982 when the Kessock Bridge Image was built and cut the journey from the Black Isle to Inverness. Previously, travellers would either have to skirt the far end of the Beauly Firth or take the Kessock Ferry.
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Image Location
Latitude
57.508872
Longitude
-4.27334