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Invergordon, Royal Navy Port Fuel Depot

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General oblique aerial view of the town centred on the harbour and oil tanks, taken from the ESE.
DP 024188
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Oblique aerial view of Invergordon oil storage tanks, looking NE.
DP 211523
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General oblique aerial view of Invergordon, looking W.
DP 211534
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Detail of float gauge mechanism at top of tank
DP 229330
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VIew of fuel tanks from south west, first phase (c.1912/13)
DP 229335
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Detail of painted sign at base of fuel tank
DP 229338
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Aerial view of Oil Storage Tanks, Invergordon, Easter Ross, looking SE.
DP 341281
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Aerial view of Invergordon, harbour, oil tanks and oil rigs, near Dingwall, Easter Ross, looking E.
DP 342010
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Aerial view of Invergordon with harbour and fuel tanks visible, Cromarty Firth, looking NE.
DP 342420
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An oblique aerial view of Invergordon, Easter Ross, looking E.
DP 343198
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An oblique aerial view of Invergordon, Easter Ross, looking E.
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General oblique aerial view centred on the oil storage tanks at Invergordon, looking N.
DP 191680
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General oblique aerial view of Invergordon, looking W.
DP 211533
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General oblique aerial view of Invergordon centred on the distillery, looking S.
DP 211536
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General oblique aerial view of Invergordon, looking E.
DP 211537
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Detail of access ladder at top of tank
DP 229333
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View of fuel tanks from north west
DP 229339
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Detail of supply pipes and winches at base of fuel tank
DP 229342
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Former brick clad fuel tank, view from south west. Removed brick cladding (anti blast measure) can be seen in the patina of the metal tank wall
DP 229346
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Detail of breather pipe at top of fuel tank
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Fuel tanks, general view from south east. Note two tanks (nos. 6 and 7 of 10) dating from the first phase (c.1912/13) pre-First World War period with brick cladding (anti blast measure from Second World War period).
DP 229369
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Detail of winches and fuel pipe
DP 229374
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Aerial view of Invergordon and the Cromarty Firth, looking W.
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Oblique aerial view of Invergordon with the Cromarty Firth, looking S.
DP 341371
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