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South Elevation of Pier-head and Light tower, Section, Ground Floor Plan, Plan of Pier head at Quay and Parapet Level and Site Plan at Port Logan
SC 367650
Description South Elevation of Pier-head and Light tower, Section, Ground Floor Plan, Plan of Pier head at Quay and Parapet Level and Site Plan at Port Logan
Catalogue Number SC 367650
Category On-line Digital Images
Copy of DC 10682
Scope and Content Elevation of pier and light-tower, Port Logan (or Port Nessock), Dumfries and Galloway Port Logan was first developed in 1682. However, the existing remains were built in 1818-20 for Colonel Andrew McDouall of Logan to exploit the Irish cattle trade. The stone clasps (m) originally held wooden fenders (n). A stair leads to water-level (o). The wall of the quay is battered (p), which means it slopes inwards. Source: RCAHMS contribution to SCRAN.
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