Memorial arch, Clunie Power Station
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Memorial arch, Clunie Power Station
Image: © Jim Barton Taken: 22 Nov 2019
The imaginative entrance arch (completed 1951) is a replica of the cross-section of the pressure tunnel that connects the supply from Loch Tummel to the power station. The left-hand plaque lists the members of the North of Scotland Hydro-Electric Board chaired by Thomas Johnston; that on the right commemorates five men who died building the tunnel in 1948-49.
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Image Location
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56.71462
Longitude
-3.774526