B9013 (Dufftown)
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| B9013 | ||||||||||
| Location Map ( geo) | ||||||||||
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| From: | Craigellachie (NJ285448) | |||||||||
| To: | Lumsden (NJ482245) | |||||||||
| Via: | Dufftown | |||||||||
| Distance: | 21.5 miles (34.6 km) | |||||||||
| Met: | A941, A95, B9009, B9014, A97 | |||||||||
| Now part of: | A941, B9002 | |||||||||
| Traditional Counties | ||||||||||
| Route outline (key) | ||||||||||
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This article is about the former B9013 from Craigellachie to Rhynie.
For the current B9013 from Newton to Burghead on the Moray Coast, see B9013.
For the current B9013 from Newton to Burghead on the Moray Coast, see B9013.
The original B9013 was a winding route in east Scotland.
Towards Craigellachie on the A941 (former B9013)
The route started on the A95 at Craigellachie in Strathspey and headed southeast via Glen Fiddich and Dufftown, where there was a short multiplex along the B9009. It then crossed low hills to the upper reaches of the River Deveron. After crossing more hills it ended on the A97 at the head of Strathbogie to the south of Rhynie.
By 1932 the road had been renumbered as part of an extended A941, and then by 1935 the easternmost end of the route swapped numbers with the parallel B9002 to give the current situation.
The 1922 MOT Road List defines this route as: Craigellachie - Dufftown - Lumsden
