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Creag Loisgte
Pen (Period Unassigned)
Site Name Creag Loisgte
Classification Pen (Period Unassigned)
Alternative Name(s) Balmacara Estate
Canmore ID 136652
Site Number NG72NE 66
NGR NG 7700 2760
Datum OSGB36 - NGR
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/136652
- Council Highland
- Parish Lochalsh
- Former Region Highland
- Former District Skye And Lochalsh
- Former County Ross And Cromarty
Field Visit (6 June 1996)
NG72NE 66 7700 2760
NG 780 300 (centre) In the springs of 1995 and 1996 a field survey was carried out on the NTS Balmacara Estate. The estate covers approximately 22.5 sqkm of the Lochalsh peninsula. It lies largely within the points of a triangle formed by Kyle in the SW, Plockton in the N and Balmacara in the SE. The range of topographic variation found within the estate largely reflects that found on the W coast of Scotland generally. The range of sites found during the survey reflects this topographic variation.
During two seasons of survey 109 new sites were recorded. A full report is lodged with the NMRS.
1996
NG 7700 2760 U-shaped pen set against an outcrop 2 x 1.1m.
Sponsors: National Trust for Scotland, Historic Scotland
M Wildgoose 1996.
Field Visit (May 1996 - June 1996)
Set against the south side of a small rocky outcrop which lies just 30.Om to the south-west of a massive rocky bluff is a well preserved stone built pen. It measures 2.0m east to west by 1.1m north to south over walls which vary in width from 0.25m on the south side to 0.6m on the east and west sides. The walls survive to 0.8m high. There is no entrance.
(BAL96 060)
Information from NTS (SCS) January 2016
Condition Survey (1998 - 1998)
This site is in an area that was not intensively searched during the condition survey
NTS Ref: BAL 066 (Information from condition report for NTS produced by Jill Harden 2000)
NTS commissioned condition report as follow-up to Dualchas survey undertaken by Jill Harden