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Kinlochbervie, Loch Bervie Harbour View from SE showing boats docked at pier
SC 498499
Description Kinlochbervie, Loch Bervie Harbour View from SE showing boats docked at pier
Date 28/5/1976
Collection Papers of Professor John R Hume, economic and industrial historian, Glasgow, Scotland
Catalogue Number SC 498499
Category On-line Digital Images
Scope and Content Loch Bervie Harbour, Kinlochbervie, Highland Kinlochbervie has two port installations, one on Loch Clash, consisting of a timber-piled steamer pier and a concrete quay, probably early 20th century, and the other a mid 20th century piled concrete pier for fishing boats on Loch Inchard. This view shows part of the Loch Inchard pier, which is the furthest north west fish-landing port in mainland Britain. The asbestos-clad tower is an ice factory, and the boats are mainly seine net boats typical of the Scottish fleet in the 1970s. The other facilities here include a fish market, and a harbour-master's office. This harbour was created whem refrigerated road transport freed fish merchants from the need to use rail-connected landing ports. Source: RCAHMS contribution to SCRAN.
External Reference H76/143/10
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