Argyllshire

The terrain of Argyllshire ranges from rugged mountains and the long waters of Loch Awe in its eastern interior to deeply indented Atlantic coasts and islands in the west, creating a region of sea lochs, woodland and widely spaced settlements. The Firth of Lorn connects the coast around Oban with the waters toward Mull and Lismore, and ferries remain an important part of travel through this maritime corner of Scotland. Farther south, Kilmartin Glen preserves an exceptional concentration of prehistoric monuments, including standing stones, burial cairns and carved rock. As a historic county, Argyllshire retains a strong Gaelic and seafaring identity. Find related webcams in the surrounding area to build a fuller picture of Argyllshire.

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