Mochrum

Mochrum is an area nearly ten miles in length and four to five miles in breadth in Wigtownshire, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland, bounded on the south-west by the bay of Luce. It contains 22,000 acres, of which 200 are woodland and plantations, about 1000 waste, and the remainder, almost in equal proportions, meadow, pasture in the west of the Machars peninsula.

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Machars
... the guide for Machars may be the Civil Parishes New Luce Old Luce Kirkcowan Penninghame Mochrum Wigtown Kirkinner Sorbie Glasserton Whithorn The Machars ... of peat bog near the Old Place of Mochrum before meeting the Bladnoch near Corzmalie ... The highest point of the Machars can be found here, Mochrum Fell, however for the most part the terrain can be characterised as a series of low, stony ridges interspersed by large expanses of ...
Wigtownshire - Castles and Ruins (see Scottish Feudal Barony )
... 1.Glasserton ... Ravenstone Castle 2.Inch ...
Maxwell Baronets - Maxwell of Myrton Castle, Monreith Estate (1681), Mochrum, Wigtownshire
... Baronetage of Nova Scotia on 8 January 1681 for William Maxwell of Monreith in Mochrum, Wigtownshire in the County of Wigtown ... The 4th baronet, Sir William Maxwell was of Merton otherwise Myrton Castle in Mochrum in Wigtownshire shown in Ainslie's 1782 map ... kilometres (0.93 mi) east of the village of Port William in Mochrum parish, Wigtownshire ...
Machars - Geography and Sites of Special Interest
... are Kirkcowan, Whithorn, Glasserton, Kirkinner, Sorbie, Wigtown, Mochrum, Penninghame, Elrig, Bladnoch and Whauphill ... There are a number of large lochs in the area including Mochrum Loch, Castle Loch near The Old Place of Mochrum, and the White Loch of Myrton 1-1/2 km east of Port William ... north-east of Port William, Mochrum ...