Wades Military Roads/Caulfeild Map
After General Wade left the Highlands, his former deputy in the roads project took over, and was subsequently responsible for the construction of many more miles of road than Wade ever built. The map on the right will eventually show all the military roads built by Caulfeild and his successors, but the exact routes of some are still not clear, making it difficult to map them.
Caulfeild also built a Military road across Southern Scotland, from Gretna to Portpatrick on the Rhins of Galloway.
Roads and dates
- Stirling - Crieff 1741-2
- Dumbarton – Inveraray 1744-50 - See A83 page
- Stirling – Fort William 1748-53 - See A84, A85 and A82 pages
- Coupar Angus – Fort George 1748-57 - See A93 and A939 pages
- Tyndrum – Inverawe 1752-61 - See A85 page
- Dalmally – Inveraray 1752-4 - See A819 page
- Tarbet – Crianlarich 1752-4 - See A82 page
- Glenelg Road 1755-63 - See A87 page
- Stonehaven - Aberdeen - Fochabers 1750s
- Huntly - Portsoy 1750s
- Corgarff - Aberdeen 1750s
- Fettercairn - Fochabers 1761
- Contin - Poolewe 1761-3
- Dunkeld - Amulree 1761
- Coupar Angus - Dunkeld 1760s
Speyside Roads - dates unknown
- Dava – Forres
- Dava – Logie Later route
- Aviemore – Grantown
- Sluggan Bridge – Dulnain Bridge
- Duthill – Dulsie Bridge
Disclaimer
The routes shown on the map are not guaranteed to be accurate, but are as close as can be at time of publishing. Limitations of geo-referencing map layers and future research may lead to differences or changes to the routes shown.