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  Place name	County	Entry	Source
  Arbuthnott	Kincardineshire	Kinneff, S by Bervie, SW by Garvock, and W by Fordoun. Its length from N to S by W is 6 miles	Groome
  Bervie	Kincardineshire	Kinneff. Its waters contain trout (running up to 1 lb.) and sea-trout, with occasional salmon and grilse; and its banks	Groome
  Bervie	Kincardineshire	Kinneff, E by the German Ocean, and S by Benholm, the parish has an extreme length from E to W of 3 miles	Groome
  Bervie Brow	Kincardineshire	Kinneff parish, Kincardineshire, flanking the northern shore of Bervie Bay, and culminating at 451 feet above sea-level, ¾ mile	Groome
  Bervie Brow	Kincardineshire	Bervie Brow , headland, Kinneff par., Kincardineshire, ¾ mile NE. of Bervie, alt. 451 ft.	Bartholomew
  Bruxie	Kincardineshire	Kinneff parishes, Kincardineshire. Its summit is the highest ground in either parish, and has an altitude of 710 feet above	Groome
  Bruxie	Kincardineshire	Bruxie , hill, on border of Arbuthnott and Kinneff pars., Kincardineshire, alt. 710 ft.	Bartholomew
  Cadden	Kincardineshire	Kinneff parish, Kincardineshire, on the top of a peninsular rock near Kinneff Castle. It appears to have had, on the land	Groome
  Caterline	Kincardineshire	Kinneff before the Reformation, now forms the northern portion of that parish. The village stands 5 miles S of Stonehaven	Groome
  Catterline	Kincardineshire	fishing vil. and ancient par., Kinneff and Catterline par., Kincardineshire, 5 miles S. of Stonehaven. The par. is now united to Kinneff.	Bartholomew
  Dunnottar	Kincardineshire	Kinneff, and SW by Arbuthnott and Glenbervie. Rudely resembling a triangle in outline, with westward apex, it has an utmost	Groome
  Dunnottar Castle	Kincardineshire	Kinneff, had requested permission of Major-General Morgan, who then commanded the besieging army, to visit Mrs Ogilvy, the lady	Groome
  Falside	Kincardineshire	Falside, an estate, with a mansion, in Kinneff parish, Kincardineshire, 3 miles N by E of Bervie.	Groome
  Fordoun	Kincardineshire	Kinneff and Caterline, Laurencekirk, Marykirk, and St Cyrus, with the quoad sacra parishes of Cookney and Rickarton. Pop. (1871) 23, 895, (1881) 23,830, of whom	Groome
  Inverbervie	Kincardineshire	Kinneff and Catterline par.), pop. 2114. Inverbervie received its first charter from David II. in 1341. It unites with Montrose	Bartholomew
  Kincardineshire	Kincardineshire	Kinneff. In Kincardineshire, however, there is a great thickness of strata belonging to this formation which occupy a lower position	Groome
  Kinneff	Kincardineshire	Kinneff, a hamlet and a parish on the coast of Kincardineshire. The hamlet lies 2¾ miles NNE of Bervie	Groome
  Kinneff and Catterline	Kincardineshire	Kinneff and Catterline , par., Kincardineshire, 7130 ac., pop. 997; contains Kinneff , hamlet, on the coast, 7½ miles S. of Stonehaven	Bartholomew

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