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Ord South

Chambered Tomb

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Nearest Town:Dornoch (28km ESE)
OS Ref (GB):   NC574055 / Sheet: 16
Latitude:58° 0' 57.11" N
Longitude:   4° 24' 50.76" W

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For access, see Ord North.

The round cairn has now largely disappeared but would have been about 15m diameter. The low stones of the chamber and passage remain visible.
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greywether Posted by greywether
2nd December 2003ce
Edited 10th December 2003ce
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