Camock Hill, Boundary Stone

This granite boundary stone marks the southernmost point on the march between Delnadamph estate to the west and Candacraig estate to the east. Rectangular in section and flat-topped, it bears an incised letter M on the west face and the letter F on the east, representing Mowbray and Forbes, the respective former owners of Delnadamph and Candacraig estates.

Text prepared by RCAHMS as part of the Accessing Scotland's Past project

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OS 1:10,000 map, 1972.

This boundary stone defines the southernmost point on the march between the Delnadamph estate to the W and the Candacraig estate to the E. Rectangular in section and flat-topped, it is a granite block measuring 0.25m in breadth from N to S by 0.15m in thickness and 0.6m high. On the W face there is an incised letter M (Mowbray, a previous owner of Delnadamph), and on the E face there is the incised letter F (Forbes, previous owners of Candacraig).

Visited by RCAHMS (JRS, ATW), 17 March 1998.