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Aberlemno

Aberlemno (Scottish Gaelic: Obar Leamhnach, IPA:) is a parish and small village in the Scottish council area of Angus. It is noted for three large carved Pictish stones (and one fragment) dating from the 7th and 8th centuries AD (Historic Scotland); the stones can be viewed at any time in spring-autumn, but are covered by wooden boxes in the winter to…

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Scottish GaelicParishScottishCouncil areaAngus
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Early MedievalMcManus GalleriesDundee
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Ambulance
Scottish
Council area
Angus
Country
Scotland
Dialling code
01307
Fire
Scottish
Lieutenancy area
Angus

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Aberlemno

Nodes21
Edges20
Triples64
Avg. degree1.9
Density0.095238
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related to References · 41
Aberlemno → Andrew, Antiquaries, Archived, August, Battle, Birth, County, Crombie, Cummins, Dunnichen, February, Forfar, Forfarshire, Fraser, Gloucestershire, Historia Brittonum, James, July, June, Laing
related to External links · 6
Aberlemno → Aberlemno Stones, August, II, III, VAberlemno Sculptured Stones Archived, Wayback Machine
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Aberlemno → Dundee, McManus Galleries, Medieval
Ambulance · 1
Aberlemno → Scottish
Council area · 1
Aberlemno → Angus
Country · 1
Aberlemno → Scotland
Dialling code · 1
Aberlemno → 01307
Fire · 1
Aberlemno → Scottish
Lieutenancy area · 1
Aberlemno → Angus
OS grid reference · 1
Aberlemno → NO521558

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parish scotland stones archived angus 2009 2011 scottish pdf pictish fragment nearby church location sculptured council area population 544 census

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AberlemnoAmbulanceScottish1.00infobox
AberlemnoCouncil areaAngus1.00infobox
AberlemnoCountryScotland1.00infobox
AberlemnoDialling code013071.00infobox
AberlemnoFireScottish1.00infobox
AberlemnoLieutenancy areaAngus1.00infobox
AberlemnoOS grid referenceNO5215581.00infobox
AberlemnoPoliceScotland1.00infobox
AberlemnoPopulation544 (2011 Census)1.00infobox
AberlemnoPost townFORFAR1.00infobox
AberlemnoPostcode districtDD81.00infobox
AberlemnoScottish ParliamentAngus North and Mearns1.00infobox
AberlemnoSovereign stateUnited Kingdom1.00infobox
AberlemnoUK ParliamentAngus and Perthshire Glens1.00infobox

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