County | Ross and Cromarty |
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Transcript | Rosse |
Icon description | three buildings and castle |
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Description | entirely faded |
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Etymology | G ros, 'promontory, wood'; W rhos, 'moor' |
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Earlier editors | the town of Dingwall sheltered under the neighbouring castle of the earls of Ross (Parsons) |
Early Maps | Rosse (Totius Britanniae; castle, walls) |
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