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A typical scene on the little used A861.
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A collapsing bridge on the old route of the A861 at Inverscaddle. And yes, that is Ben Nevis behind!
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The 'Bailey' over Concrete Bridge at Inverscaddle
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Sunart in 1939, showing the B850 before the A861 was extended through to Lochailort. Also shows the original route of the B8006 This page contains scans from a map that is believed may be out of copyright according to UK Crown Copyright, UK Copyright Law for other maps published in the United Kingdom, or Irish Government Copyright, is not being used to generate profit in this context, and presents information that cannot be exhibited otherwise.
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A861 - Corran ferry -
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A861 - Corran ferry - Slipway to Corran ferry from the east side
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The temporary floating pier at Corran Ferry whilst the Nether Lochaber slipway was reconstructed
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The temporary floating pier at Corran Ferry whilst the Nether Lochaber slipway was reconstructed
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The temporary floating pier at Corran Ferry whilst the Nether Lochaber slipway was reconstructed
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The temporary floating pier at Corran Ferry whilst the Nether Lochaber slipway was reconstructed
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The temporary floating pier at Corran Ferry whilst the Nether Lochaber slipway was reconstructed Showing the 'spud leg' which had not been lowered on the first day of operation.
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The Maid of Glencoul approaching the temporary floating pier at Corran Ferry whilst the Nether Lochaber slipway was reconstructed
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The Maid of Glencoul approaching the temporary floating pier at Corran Ferry whilst the Nether Lochaber slipway was reconstructed
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The Maid of Glencoul approaching the temporary floating pier at Corran Ferry whilst the Nether Lochaber slipway was reconstructed
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The Maid of Glencoul alongside the temporary floating pier at Corran Ferry whilst the Nether Lochaber slipway was reconstructed
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The A861 running along the shore of Loch Ailort
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The A861 running along the shore of Loch Ailort
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The A861 running along the shore of Loch Ailort
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The A861 heading east towards Roshven
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The A861 heading north away from Glenuig
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The A861 heading into Glenuig
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The A861 heading north towards Roshven
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The A861 heading north towards Roshven
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The A861 running along the shores of Lochailort
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The new Shiel Bridge on the A861 north of Acharacle
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The old Shiel Bridge near the A861 north of Acharacle
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Bryn keeping up with Haydn alongside Loch Moidart
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Bryn following Haydn on the A861
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The A861 running along the shore of Loch Linnhe south of Corran
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An abandoned section of the A861 on the shores of Loch Linnhe near Inversanda. The new road is on the bank to the left
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The northern end of the new section of A861 at Drynie Hill, looking south from just past Kinlochmoidart Bridge
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The new section of A861 at Drynie Hill, looking south from just past the forestry car park
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Corran Narrows (C) Ian Taylor
Viewed from the ferry slipway on the SE side. The ferry is on the far side.
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The A861 at Corran
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The A861 by Ardmolich (C) Jim Bain
The road climbs SE and away from Loch Moidart climbing up this wooded glen by Drynie Hill.
 

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