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Forfar Shire
Extent Number of Number of Inhabitants
Brot. Over
Oathlaw
Panbride
Rescobie
Ruthven
St. Vigians
Strathmartine
Strickathrow
Tannadice
Tealing
Total
| | £ -S
'I 2 I !§!
Ph Oh H
34 61383 61417 12283$
435 435 87
1259
798
280
1592
1259
797
280
1592
529
1470
735
1470
735
251$
318$
73$
105$
294
147
35 68848 68883 13776$
Kincardin Shire
Arbuthnot
Banchory Devonick 1
Banchory Ternan 1
Benholm
Carried Over
997
1495
1729
1367
199$
299
347$
1367 273$
5595 1119
997
1495
1736

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