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Maps

There are quite a few maps available for the Mount Blair area, having been an important trading and military route in the past. Most available on this website have been taken from copies. A good source of maps of all ages is the National Library of Scotland. Many of the maps are available to download. AK Bell Library in Perth is also a very good source of maps for the area.

  • Strathardle Map of 1870

    Strathardle Map of 1870

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