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Lectern
Balnamoon, Gray House
Facet
Brechin, Brechin Castle (A), Brigton, Dundee University, Glamis Castle, Guthrie Castle, Hallyburton House, Kinnaird Castle, Lour
Attached
Horizontal
Miscellaneous
Auchterhouse, Brechin Castle (B & C), Farnell Castle, Idvies House, Pitscandly House (A & B)
"ANGUS or Forfarshire, a maritime county on the east side of Scotland, extending from the river North Esk to the Frith of Tay. It is bounded on the north-west and north by Aberdeenshire; on the north-east by Kincardineshire; on the east and south-east by the German Ocean; on the south by the Frith of Tay; and on the south-west and west by Perthshire. Its form - with the exception of an indentation on the north-east, another indentation on the south-west, and a projection on the north-west, all about 5 or 6 miles deep - is very nearly circular. The country lies between latitude 56 degrees 27' and 56 degrees 57' north, and between longitude 2 degrees 25' and 3 degrees 25' from the meridian of Greenwich. Its medium extent, from the north to south is 28.5 miles, and from east to west 29 miles, of 69.5 to a degree; its superficial area is 889 square miles or 568,750 acres. The county consists of four parallel and very distinctive districts - the Grampian, the Strathmore, the Sidlaw and the maritime."
Imperial Gazetteer of Scotland, edited by John Marius Wilson, 1868 - www.genuki.com