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Section A: Burnmouth to River Carron

(13 towers and 66 other structures)

(Scottish Borders, East and West Lothian, City of Edinburgh and Falkirk)

Plan of the Section

Column 1: Reference numbers (Michael; Admiralty; NGA Publication 114);
Admiralty and NGA references for disused lights are no longer to be found in the official lists
Column 2: Name of light; Details (character, height above high water, nominal range in nautical miles)
Column 3: Description of structure; Notes; Link to image (for towers this link is in the form of a thumbnail image);
Grid Reference; Maps (LR, EX: Ordnance Survey; CH: Admiralty Chart at various scales) (see Notes in the Introduction)

Burnmouth
Access by minor road to harbour; parking at root of piers
  Tower light:
M001-D
--
 
E Pier head
discontinued before 1970
(in 1954) FW, 6m, 4 miles
BurnmouthEstablished 1931. Rusty, once-white cylindrical metal tower about 2m high, standing on harbour wall
Access by walking along pier
NT959611
LR67; EX346; no longer charted
  Onastic lights:
M001-01
A2837
114-0
W Pier root
2FG, 6m, ?
Post 4m. Grey metal post (not wooden as in Admiralty list) standing on hillside about 10m away from root. Green bulbs in white circular lanterns
At roadside
image
NT958609
LR67; EX346; CH (MSc) 160
M001-02
A2834
114-2292
Leading front 241°
FR, 29m, 4 miles
Post 2m. Red glass lantern
At roadside
image
NT957610
LR67; EX346; CH (SSc) 1192, 1407, (MSc) 160
M001-03
A2834·1
114-2296
Leading rear 241°
FR, 35m, 4 miles
Pole 2m (part of telegraph pole, lower part only painted white). Red bulb in white circular lantern (same pattern as -02)
At roadside
image
LR67; EX346; CH (SSc) 1192, 1407, (MSc) 160

Eyemouth: the harbour was improved, new breakwaters were built and a mile-long access road bypassing the town was constructed in 1965. All the lights at Eyemouth probably date from this time. Parking at root of piers. All lights except M001-09 accessible by walking along piers
  Onastic lights:
M001-04
A2841
114-2308
E Breakwater head
R Iso/2, 8m, 8 miles
Post 5m
image
NT946647
LR67; EX346; CH (SSc) 1192, 1407, (MSc) 160, (LSc) 1612-9
M001-05
A2843
114-0
Smeaton Quay head
  (entrance E side)
QR, 4m, 3 miles
Metal post, red and white bands, on metal dolphin
image
Accidentally destroyed 2008; all metalwork removed
NT947645
LR67; EX346; CH (LSc) 1612-9
M001-06
A2843·4
114-0
entrance W side
QG, 4m, 1 mile
Metal post, black and white bands, on wooden tripod
image
NT946645
LR67; EX346; CH (LSc) 1612-9
M001-07
A2840·1
114-2304
West breakwater elbow
Leading rear 174°
FG, 10m, 6 miles
Post 6m. Metal post with plate welded to front, all originally painted orange and now peeling. Screen on harbour side of lantern
image
NT946645
LR67; EX346; CH (MSc) 160, (LSc) 1612-9
M001-08
A2840
114-2300
West breakwater head
Leading front 174°
FG, 9m, 6 miles
Post 4m. Metal post with plate welded to front, all originally painted orange and now peeling
image    Front and rear lights together
NT946646
LR67; EX346; CH (MSc) 160, (LSc) 1612-9
  Wall-mounted light:
M001-09
A2841·5
114-0
Promenade
FR, 6m, ?
Building. Lantern in circular medallion on gable end about 4m above public road on north side of harbour. Traffic signal; shown when port closed.
images
NT946644
LR67; EX346; CH (LSc) 1612I-9

St Abbs
Minor road leads to harbour; lights accessible on north pier
  Onastic lights:
M001-10
A2846·1
114-2316
Leading rear 165°
FR, 4m, 1 mile
Pole 10m
image
NT920673
LR67; EX346; CH (MSc) 160, 175
M001-11
A2846
114-2312
Leading front 165°
FR, 2m, 1 mile
Post 2m
image   Front and rear lights together
NT920673
LR67; EX346; CH (MSc) 160, 175

  Tower light:
M002
A2850

114-2320
St Abbs Head
1/10, 68m, 29 miles
St Abbs HdEstablished 1862
Circular lanternhouse with black cupola, standing on white building, overall 9m
Set on clifftop, with lantern tower and old foghorn considerably lower than domestic buildings
Cliff edge not safely accessible: no entry to station enclosure. Seen from car park at end of narrow, twisting, steep and somewhat exposed single-track road branching off from access road to St Abbs village
Alternative large image
NT915692
LR67; EX346; CH (SSc) 2, 1192, 1407, 2182B, 4102, (MSc) 160, 175

Torness power station
   No public access (casual entrance to the power station is discouraged)
  Onastic lights:
M002-01
A2852
114-2324
Breakwater
R 1/5, 10m, 5 miles
Concrete column 2m.  No image available
NT747757
LR67; EX351E; CH (SSc) 1407, (MSc) 175
M002-02
A2853
114-0
Leading front 215°
G Iso/4, 6m, 6 miles
Synchronised with rear
White square with black vertical stripe, on concrete base 5m
No image available
NT742754
LR67; EX351E; CH (SSc) 1407, (MSc) 175
M002-03
A2853·01
114-0
Leading rear 215°
G Iso/4, 9m, 6 miles
Synchronised with front
White square with black vertical stripe, on metal post 1m
No image available
NT741753
LR67; EX351E; CH (SSc) 1407, (MSc) 175

  Disused Tower:
M003-D
A2854

114-2328
Barns Ness
discontinued 2005
(in 1930: 3/30, 25 miles)
latterly Iso/4, 36m, 10 miles
Barns NessEstablished 1901
White round tower 37m
Private road about half a mile long, used as footpath from car park at caravan site at East Barns. No access to tower
Alternative large image
NT723772
LR67; EX351E; CH (SSc) 1407, (MSc) 175

Dunbar plan
  Onastic lights:
M003-01
A2860
114-2332
Middle Quay
QR, 6m, 3 miles

  Visible through very constricted harbour entrance so effectively leading 132°
Fluorescent strip light on metal post 5m
Parking close by
image    image along leading line
NT680793
LR67; EX351E; CH (MSc) 175, 734
M003-02
A2856
114-2336
Leading front 198°
G Oc/6, 15m, 3 miles

Synchronised with rear

Intensified in sector 208° to 188°
Fluorescent strip light on square metal post 4m
  with orange triangle point up
On grass bank about 100 yards from M003-03
image
NT677792
LR67; EX351E; CH (SSc) 1407, (MSc) 175, 734
M003-03
A2856·1
114-2340
Leading rear 198°
G Oc/6, 22m, 3m

Synchronised with front

Intensified in sector 208° to 188°
Fluorescent strip light on square metal post 4m
  with orange triangle point down
At roadside
image    View along leading line between Scart Rock and Castlefoot Rock (see plan) The front light is hidden by the grassy bank
NT676791
LR67; EX351E; CH (SSc) 1407, (MSc) 175, 734

  Tower light:
M004
A2864

114-2344
Bass Rock
3/20, 46m, 10 miles
 (in 1930: 6/30, 21 miles)
Visible 241° through N to 107°
Bass RkEstablished 1902
White tower on isolated rock 20m
Access by boat only. Best seen from main road near Tantallon Castle
NT602873
LR67; EX351E; CH (SSc) 2, 1407, 2182B, (MSc) 175, 734

North Berwick
  Onastic light:
M004-01
A2866
114-2348
N pier
FWR, 7m, 3 miles
Sectors W over harbour, R to seaward (boundaries not defined)
Post 3m
image
NT554856
LR66; EX351E; CH (MSc) 175, 734
  Wall-mounted light:
M004-02
A2867
114-0
South harbour wall
FG, 6m, 3miles
Established after 1970. Bracket on building
image     enlarged image
NT553855
LR66; EX351E; CH (MSc) 175, 734

   Tower light:
M005
A2868

114-2352
Fidra
4/30, 34m, 15 miles
(in 1930: 2/15, 16 miles)
Obscured on some bearings by local islands
Range reduced from 24 miles, 2011
FidraEstablished 1885
White brick tower on small island 17m
Access by boat only. Minor road from Dirleton leads to car park; on foot across rough grass to shore
NT512870
LR66; EX351W; CH (SSc) (2), 2182B, 1407, (MSc) 175, 734

Small ports
  Onastic lights:
M005-01
A2872
114-2356
Port Seton E pier
WR Iso/4, 10m, 9/6 miles
Sectors shore R 225° W 105° shore
Rusty metal post 7m on white concrete conical base
Clearly not "White metal framework tower" as described by Admiralty
image
NT405760
LR66; EX351W; CH (SSc) 1407, (MSc) 734,
M005-02
A2874
114-2360
Cockenzie Jetty
QR, 6m, 1 mile
Three-legged structure with vertical upper member 4m 
No access; best seen from harbour at Port Seton
image
NT393758
LR66; EX351W; CH (MSc) 734
M005-03
A2878
114-2364
Fisherrow E pier
Oc/6, 5m, 6 miles
Four-legged framework structure 3m
Parking at harbour; access on foot along pier
image
NT334731
LR66; EX350, 351W; CH (SSc) 1407, (MSc) 734, 735

Leith
  Disused tower:
M005A-D
--
--
Tower Place
--
Tower StWhite octagonal cast-iron tower with black railed balcony 7m
Originally sited at Burntisland East Pier Head where (in 1954) it showed FR
In pedestrian zone; street parking nearby; not visible from at sea so not charted
NT272768
LR66; EX350

  Tower light:
M006
A2884
114-2368
E breakwater head
R Iso/4, 7m, 9 miles
Leith EBwrRed lantern on white concrete base 4m
Shown 24 hours
alternative large image also showing M006-01 on leftmost dolphin; from near Granton harbour at a distance of 2400 yards
Only just a tower!
No access: seen from outer end of housing estate
NT263783
LR66; EX350; CH (SSc) 1407, (MSc) 734, 735, (LSc) 735-1
  Onastic lights:
M006-01
A2887
114-2374
Lead-in Jetty
Or Long/6, --, --
  The Admiralty lists this light as red, but it is actually orange, perhaps to help to distinguish it from the nearby M006
Short metal post 2m on dolphin
Access as for M006
image
NT263782
LR66; EX350; CH (MSc) 734, 735, 735-1
M006-02
A2883
114-0
Deep Water Channel Dir 144·18°
F and Alt WG 1/2, 8m, 2 miles
Sectors: 148·84º FW (4°) 144·84º Alt W/G (1·32°) 143·82º FG (3·77°) 139·75º
  The indicated bearing is, unusually, in the middle of the alternating sector
Metal post 4m
no image available
Access as for M006
NT264779
LR66; EX350; CH (MSc) 734, 735, 735-1
  Disused tower:
M007-D
A2885·5

114-2372
W breakwater head
discontinued 2008
 (was G Long/6)
Leith OldWWhite lantern on handrail of
  white octagonal tower
  on roof of white building supported on
  concrete piles 6m
Access as for M006
NT262780
LR66; EX350; CH (LSc) 735-1

Newhaven
  Disused tower:
M008-D
--
Newhaven
discontinued
(in 1930) FW, 16m, 12 miles
NewhavenEstablished 1869
White cast-iron tower 15m
Parking nearby: access on foot along pier
NT254772
LR66; EX350; CH (MSc) 735, (LSc) 735-1

Granton
  Tower light:
M009
A2904
114-2380
E breakwater head
R 1/2, 5m, 6 miles
grantonWhite square brick tower 4m
NT239779
LR66; EX350; CH (MSc) 734, 735, (LSc) 736
  Onastic lights:
M009-01
A2905
114-0
Middle Pier
FG, 2m, 1 mile
Metal post
No image available
NT239776
LR66; EX350; CH (MSc) 735, (LSc) 736
M009-02
--
Middle Pier second light
discontinued after 1970
  (was FR, 12m, 8 miles)
Large green lantern on white concrete post 11m; external ladder to railed balcony
image
NT238777
LR66; EX350; CH (LSc) 736
  NLB's Folly tower:
M009-F
--
Granton Old HQ
--
GrantonBlack lantern on gored circular tower rising from brick building 12m
At roadside; tower not open
Originally the headquarters of the Northern Lighthouse Board, and intended for the testing of optical equipment. Now used by a film company
NT234772
LR66; EX350; CH (MSc) 735, (LSc) 736

Hound Point Tanker Berth  sketchplan
Industrial installation in river: no access
  Onastic lights:
M009-03
A2918·9
114-0
No 2 NE
2FR, 7m, 5 miles
Post on dolphin 4m
image
NT157803
LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 736
M009-04
A2918·8
114-0
No 2 E
2FR, 7m, 5 miles
Post on dolphin 4m
image
NT156802
LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 736
M009-05
A2918·7
114-0
No 2 W
2FR, 7m, 5 miles
Post on dolphin 4m
No image available
NT155802
LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 736
M009-06
A2918·2
114-0
No 1 E
FR, 7m, 5 miles
Dolphin
No image available
An aero light stands between Nos 9-06 and 9-07
NT152801
LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 736
M009-07
A2918·5
114-0
No 1 W
FR, 7m, 5 miles
Dolphin
No image available
NT150800
LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 736
M009-08
A2918·6
114-0
No 1 SW
FR, 7m, 5 miles
NY15799
Dolphin
image
NT150803
LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 736

Forth Railway Bridge:  plan
The Admiralty divides the bridge into North and South cantilevers forming the North and South spans. In fact there are three cantilever towers, each pair connected by a bowstring girder bridge. Michael feels it clearer to remark on N and S spans alone. Lanterns are all mounted on or close to the bowstrings, bolted direct to the girders, without any supporting posts. At the positions of the outer lanterns in each span, the headroom under the bridge at high water is 150 feet, and the minimum depth of water at low tide in the main (north) channel is more than 200 feet. These requirements, which were placed on the designers of the bridge by the mid-Victorian Admiralty, make for a fairly large bridge: at the time of its construction, by far the largest in the world.
  Because the bridge is so large, it is not easy to photograph the lanterns with much clarity; and because they are apparently all identical, only a few are illustrated, and they must serve as models for all.
  The bridge is treated as if rooted on the south bank of the Firth. All lights are shown 24 hours.
  Publication 114 gives a single number 114-2416 to the complete collection of four FW and eight FR lanterns.
  No access, but visible from roads on both sides of river
  The Inchgarvie light, although very close to the NW corner of the northerly cantilever base, is not part of the bridge. It is now discontinued, but is still shown as M015-01 in Section B.
  Girder-mounted lights:
M009-09
A2925·7
114-2416
S span SE
FR, 47m, 5 miles
Lantern
No image available
NT136792
LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 736
M009-10
A2925
114-2416
S span central E
FW, 47m, 5 miles
Lantern
No image available
NT136793
LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 736
M009-11
A2924·2
114-2416
S span NE
FR, 47m, 5 miles
Lantern
No image available
NT135794
LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 736
M009-12
A2923·7
114-2416
N span SE
FR, 47m, 5 miles
Lantern
No image available
NT134797
LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 728, 736
M009-13
A2923
114-2416
N span central E
FW, 47m, 5 miles
Lantern
No image available
NT134798
LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 728, 736
M009-14
A2922·2
114-2416
N span NE
FR, 47m, 5 miles
NT1380
Lantern
No image available
NT134799
LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 728, 736
M009-15
A2922
114-2416
N span NW
FR, 47m, 5 miles
Lantern
image
The lantern is the small white cylinder in the V of the two girders, which are each about 2m across

NT134799LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 728, 736 
M009-16
A2922·7
114-2416
N span central W
FW, 47m, 5 miles
Lantern
No image available
NT134798
LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 728, 736
M009-17
A2923·2
114-2416
N span SW
FR, 47m, 5 miles
Lantern
No image available
NT134797
LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 728, 736
M009-18
A2924
114-2416
S span NW
FR, 47m, 5 miles
Lantern
image
NT135793
LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 736
M009-19
A2924·7
114-2416
S span centre W
FW, 47m, 5 miles
Lantern
No image available
NT136792
LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 736
M009-20
A2925·2
114-2416
S span SW
FR, 47m, 5 miles
Lantern
image   close-up
NT136792
LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 736

South Queensferry (properly called just Queensferry)  plan
  Disused tower:
M010-D
--
Hawes Pier root
discontinued perhaps 1877
Qfy SEstablished 1812 (John Rennie). Hexagonal stone tower 7m with conical top and central flue for ventilation of oil light. Originally had domed top with ball finial and may have reached 8m.
  Discontinued probably in 1877, since this date is believed to apply to the matching light M015 at North Queensferry (Section B).
  Not shown in Admiralty List of Lights 1930, having been superseded by next item
Access on foot from car park nearby
NT137784
LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 736
  Onastic light:
M010-01
A2925·9
114-0
Hawes Pier head
FR, ?m, ?miles
 (in 1970: FW, 13ft, 4 miles; in 2012: Y Iso/2, 6m, ? miles)
  In 1970 the Admiralty used the reference A2925 for this light and A2922 for all the lights on the railway bridge (see M009-09, -10 and -20). The light was discontinued some time after 1970 and even though it has been reinstated it was some years before it was again listed by the Admiralty, with its new reference number.
Established probably 1877. Original structure was square-section, tapering framework mast about 9m with ladder leading to railed platform surrounding lanternhouse similar to that at Methil (M019, Section B).
  Shown in a photograph dated 1897 and reproduced in the Illustrated Atlas of Victorian and Edwardian Britain (Automobile Association 1991) but unfortunately not shown here for copyright reasons -- but see sketch.
  Replaced by present structure in 1927: smaller tapering yellow metal framework mast mounted on square wooden frame
image
More recently the metal framework has been painted red as shown here
NT135787
LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 736
Access along slipway at low water from car park nearby

Forth Road Bridge:   plan
Lanterns on the bases are mounted on short posts close to the feet of the towers. It rather looks as if they can only be reached by boat! Lanterns on the spans are mounted on very short posts fixed to the bottom chord of the span, surrounded by a guard railing, and reached by metal stairways (not open to the public) leading down from the external walkway. Their positions are marked by day by short orange bands on the span. They (and the tower base lights) are visible only upstream or only downstream, depending of course on which side of the bridge they stand.
  Like the railway bridge, the road bridge is so large that it is not easy to photograph the lanterns with much clarity; and because they apparently fall into only two classes, those on the tower bases and those mid-span, only a few are illustrated, and they must serve as models for all.
  The bridge is treated as if rooted on the south bank of the Firth.
  Publ. 114 ignores the bridge altogether.
  Onastic lights:
M010-02
A2932
-
S tower base E
R Iso/4, 7m, 6 miles
Short metal post
image
Aero lights above

NT125791
LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 736
M010-03
A2930
-
Main span S part E
QR, 49m, 6 miles
Underside of span
No image available (but see M010-10)
NT125794
LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 736
M010-04
A2929
-
Main span centre E
Iso/4, 50m, 8 miles
Short (perhaps 1m) metal post on lower chord
image
NT125796
LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 728, 736
M010-05
A2928
-
Main span N part E
QG, 49m, 6 miles
Short (perhaps 1m) metal post on lower chord
image
NT126799
LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 728, 736
M010-06
A2926
-
N tower base E
G Iso/4, 7m, 6 miles
Short metal post
images
Aero lights above
NT126801
LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 728, 736
M010-07
A2926·2
-
N tower base W
G Iso/4, 7m, 6 miles
NT125801
Short metal post
image
Aero lights above
NT125791
LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 728, 736
M010-08
A2928·2
-
Main span N part W
QG, 49m, 6 miles
No image available
NT125799
LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 728, 736
M010-09
A2929·2
-
Main span centre W
Iso/4, 50m, 8 miles
No image available
NT125796
LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 728, 736
M010-10
A2930·2
-
Main span S part W
QR, 49m, 6 miles
Short metal post

image

The lantern on its post can be seen above the yellow marker; the lantern on the other side, listed here as M010-03, can be seen through the girders
NT125794
LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 736
M010-11
A2932·2
-
S tower base W
R Iso/4, 7m, 6 miles
Short metal post
image
Aero lights above
NT125791
LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 736

Reference M011 no longer used

Port Edgar   plan
 Numerous FR lights on the pontoons in the marina are not listed here
 Publication 114 shows this light as Directional 244°, biut it was changed to an all-round light between 1970 and 2000.   Tower light:
M012
A2934
114-2420
W breakwater
R 1/4, 4m, 8 miles
Pt EdShort metal post on white blockhouse 3m
NT120792
LR65; EX350; CH (LSc) 736

The new Forth Crossing (which will be called the Queensferry Bridge) will be rooted here. At present the works in the river are lit only by numerous Y buoys and by the replacements M013-11, 12 for Beamer Rock (listed in Section B).
It is not yet clear what other fixed lights will be established on or close to the bridge, and the M-references M012-01 to -20 are reserved for them. New lights at Grangemouth complicate the resulting renumbering, as follows:
  • M012-01 to -09 (in this Section) renumbered to M012-21 to -29
  • New lights M012-30, -31
  • M012-10 to -12 (in this Section) renumbered to M012-32 to -34
  • M012-13 to -18 (in Section B) renumbered to M012-35 to -40

Bo'ness
  Onastic lights:
M012-21
A2954
114-2466
Carriden Outfall
Y 1/5, --, 3 miles
Yellow pile 2m
Access only by boat
image (about half a mile)
NT028821
LR65; EX367W; CH (LSc) 737
M012-22
A2955
114-0
E pier
2FR, 11m, 3 miles
Metal post
Access across grass from car park nearby
image
NS999820
LR65; EX349E, 367W; CH (LSc) 737
M012-23
A2955·1
114-0
W pier
2FG, 11m, 3 miles
Metal post
Access as for M012-02
image
NS998820
LR65; EX349E, 367W; CH (LSc) 737
M012-24
A2958
114-0
Bo'ness Outfall
Y 1/5, 3m, 2 miles
Yellow pile framework 8m
Access only by boat
image
NS002831
LR65; EX367W; CH (LSc) 737

Grangemouth
Access to the three identical structures M012-25 to -27 by boat only; no public access to M012-28 to -33 (within port installation)
  Onastic lights:
M012-25
A2960
114-2472
No 1
R 3/10, 4m, 6 miles
Black metal pile with red cylinder
On edge of dredged channel; cylinder has footholds for access
image
NS982837
LR65; EX367W; CH (LSc) 737
M012-26
A2962
114-2480
No 3
R 1/4, 4m, 3 miles
 Chart 737 has 6 miles)
Black metal pile with red cylinder
On edge of dredged channel; cylinder has footholds for access
image see M012-05
NS971840
LR65; EX367W; CH (LSc) 737
M012-27
A2964
114-2488
No 5
R 1/2, 4m, 5 miles
Black metal pile with red cylinder
On edge of dredged channel; cylinder has footholds for access
image see M012-05
NS963840
LR65; EX367W; CH (LSc) 737
M012-28
A2970
114-0
Outer gates E
FR
Shows to seaward only
Mast
Traffic signal
No image available

NS9532838
LR65; EX367W; CH (LSc) 737, 741-3
M012-29
A2970·6
114-0
Inner gates E
FR
Shows into the dock only
Mast
Traffic signal
No image available

NS950837
LR65; EX367W; CH (LSc) 737, 741-3
M012-30
A2970·9
114-0
Eastern Channel No 1
R 1/5, 5m 1 mile
Metal trestle on dolphin
No image available
NS950836
LR65; EX367W; CH (LSc) 741-3
M012-31
A2970·92
114-0
Eastern Channel No 2
R 1/5, 5m, 1 mile
Metal trestle on dolphin
No image available
NS949836
LR65; EX367W; CH (LSc) 741-3
M012-32
A2970·8
114-0
Inner gates W
FG
Mast
Traffic signal
No image available

NS950837
LR65; EX367W; CH (LSc) 737, 741-3
M012-33
A2970·4
114-0
Outer gates W
FR
Shows to seaward only
Mast
Traffic signal
No image available

NS952838
LR65; EX367W; CH (LSc) 737, 741-3
M012-34
A2979
114-0
River Carron
QG, 7m, 3 miles
Stone cairn 7m
Access by long walk along rough track on left bank of River Carron
image
NS944840
LR65; EX349E, 367W; CH (LSc) 737, 741-3

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