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Ordnance Survey 1904 Hebrides, Harris, North Uist & c. [Inverness-shire] 1 mile to 6inch sheet XXXIXOrdnance Survey 1904 Hebrides, Harris, North Uist & c. [Inverness-shire] 1 mile to 6inch sheet XLOrdnance Survey 1904 Hebrides, Harris, North Uist & c. [Inverness-shire] 1 mile to 6inch sheet XLIVOrdnance Survey 1904 Hebrides, Harris, North Uist & c. [Inverness-shire] 1 mile to 6inch sheet XLVUISN/1051/0171CFA
8.3 Historical mapsBlaeu J. 1654 VISTVS INSVLA (The Uists and Barra).Depot Generale De La Marine, Paris 1804 Carte particuliere de la cote occidentaled'Escosse, depuis le Cape Wrath jusqu'a la Pointe d'Ardnamurchan.Heather W. 1804 A new and improved chart of the Hebrides. or Lewis Islands andadjacent coast of ScotlandHuddart J. 1794 A new chart of the West coast of Scotland from the point ofArdnamurchan to Cape Wrath.Knapton J. 1728 A chart of the coast of Scotland with all its islands.Moll H. 1745 A Map of the North West Part of the Western Islands.Mount R.W. and Page T. 1715 A new chart of the sea coast of Scotland...Thomson J. 1822 Western Isles.Woolfe Brenan, G. 1893 Plan of proposed boat slip at Port-Nan-Long: attached toAdmiralty Chart of the Sound of Harris (1857), marked to show the boat slipRHP5233Richmond, J. 1766 Plan of the subjects between Otternish and Hoe Beg, in controversybetween Sir James McDonald of McDonald and Norman McLeod of McLeod,with the adjacent rocks, islands and coasts RHP26Reid, R. 1799 Plan of the island of North Uist property of Alexander Lord Macdonald.RHP1306UISN/1051/0172CFA
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COASTAL ZONE ASSESSMENT SURVEYnorth
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CONTENTS1. Introduction 42. Methodo
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1. INTRODUCTION1.1 Background1.1.1
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incorporation into a GIS database t
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2.5.2 The GIS database incorporates
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3. THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT OF THE
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Sea defences3.1.6 Concrete or woode
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4. ARCHAEOLOGICAL BACKGROUND OF THE
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Industrial Period4.11 There are ver
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MAP 1: HINTERLAND GEOLOGY AND COAST
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MAP 1: EROSIONID Name of coastal se
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MAP 1: BUILT HERITAGE AND ARCHAEOLO
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ID Name NMRS No. Source NGR Status
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MAP 2: RUBH’ A’ CHORRAIN TO BER
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NORTH UIST MAP 2 - HINTERLAND GEOLO
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NORTH UIST MAP 2 - EROSION CLASSRub
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MAP 4: HORNAIS TO SGIOBANAISHinterl
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ID Name of section NGR Length Typic
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NORTH UIST MAP 4 - BUILT HERITAGE A
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NORTH UIST MAP 5 - EROSION CLASSSgi
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MAP 6: TRÀIGH IAR TO CAOLAS BHALAI
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NORTH UIST MAP 6 - EROSION CLASSTr
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MAP 7: CALARNAIS TO TRÀIGH STIRHin
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NORTH UIST MAP 7 - EROSION CLASSCal
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MAP 8: RUBHA MHÀNAIS TO HANGLAMHin
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MAP 10: HORAISEARAIDH TO CLADACH IO
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NORTH UIST MAP 10 - HINTERLAND GEOL
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NORTH UIST MAP 10 - EROSION CLASSHo
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MAP 11: CLADACH IOĹARAIGH TO BALES
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MAP 11: EROSIONID Name of coastal s
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MAP 11: BUILT HERITAGE AND ARCHAEOL
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Plate 1 - Erosion causing undercutt
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Plate 5 - Dune blowout, Port Scolpa
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Plate 9 - Site 113, abandoned settl
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Plate 13 - Site 360, eroding struct
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Plate 17 - Site 637, eroding struct
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