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Archaeology Notes
Event ID 845426
Category Descriptive Accounts
Type Archaeology Notes
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/845426
NN18SE 27.00 18395 84479 to 18353 83797
NN18SE 27.01 NN 18345 83816 Upstream Weir
NN18SE 27.02 NN 18335 83803 Downstream Weir
For associated Mucomir Bridge (Bridge of Mucomir) at NN 18360 83824, see NN18SE 10.
For associated power station (NN 18358 83861), see NN18SE 22.00.
Mucomir Cut [NAT] (name centred NN 1829 8419)
OS 1:10,000 map, 1992.
This deep rock channel was cut by Telford in 1813 to divert the waters of the River Lochy from their former channel to the SW of Loch Lochy (to the N) into the River Spean (to the S). Mucomir Bridge (NN18SE 10) was built across it, and it was subsequently used to supply a hydro-electric power station (NN18SE 22.00).
G Nelson 1990.
