Keig -- Kilmaronock
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PARISH OF KEITH.
RECAPITULATION.
1842-421
24-162
4-023
13-161
1883-767
Land.
Public roads.
Water.
Railways.
Area of tire part of the Parish of Keith which is in the County of
Elgin.
Note : —The County Boundary divides the Parish of Keith into two parts; the
other part 16381-053 acres, is in the County of Banff and has a separate
Book of Reference—Total area of the Parish 18264-820 acres.
RECAPITULATION FOR THE WHOLE PARISH.
17922-021
203-457
70-039
69-303
18264-820
Land.
Public roads.
Water.
Railways.
Total area of the Parish of Keith, in the Counties of Banff
and Elgin.
PARISH OF KEITH.
RECAPITULATION.
1842-421
24-162
4-023
13-161
1883-767
Land.
Public roads.
Water.
Railways.
Area of tire part of the Parish of Keith which is in the County of
Elgin.
Note : —The County Boundary divides the Parish of Keith into two parts; the
other part 16381-053 acres, is in the County of Banff and has a separate
Book of Reference—Total area of the Parish 18264-820 acres.
RECAPITULATION FOR THE WHOLE PARISH.
17922-021
203-457
70-039
69-303
18264-820
Land.
Public roads.
Water.
Railways.
Total area of the Parish of Keith, in the Counties of Banff
and Elgin.
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| Description | These volumes record acreages of fields and land-use information for each parish in Scotland from 1855-1882. They were compiled with the Ordnance Survey 25 inch to the mile maps for that period, which cover all the inhabited parts of Scotland. Numbered land parcels on these maps, listed consecutively within each parish, are included in the relevant parish Book of Reference. |
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