Innis Chonnell

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Innis Chonnell is a small, historically significant island in Scotland’s Loch Awe, known for the ruins of Innis Chonnell Castle, a former stronghold of the Campbell clan.

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Innis Chonnell canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf castle
historic site
island
ruined castle
access only by boat
architecturalType medieval castle
associatedWithClan Clan Campbell
Clan Campbell
associatedWithFamily Campbell of Argyll
condition ruin
country Scotland
Scotland
currentUse uninhabited historic site
hasCategory Clan Campbell
Islands of Loch Awe
Scheduled Ancient Monuments in Scotland
Uninhabited islands of Argyll and Bute
hasHeritageStatus scheduled monument (Innis Chonnell Castle ruins)
hasRuins Innis Chonnell Castle
hasStructure Innis Chonnell Castle
heritageDesignation scheduled monument
historicalPeriodOfImportance Middle Ages
historicalRole early seat of the chiefs of Clan Campbell
locatedIn Loch Awe
Loch Awe
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Argyll and Bute
Argyll and Bute
locatedInBodyOfWater Loch Awe
locatedInCountry United Kingdom
locatedInRegion Argyll
locatedOn Innis Chonnell
notableFor association with Clan Campbell
ruins of Innis Chonnell Castle
partOf Inner Hebrides region (broad cultural-geographic sense)
linked to: Inner Hebrides
strategicLocation island fortress in Loch Awe
usedAs fortified island residence
medieval stronghold
stronghold of Clan Campbell

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Loch Awe hasIsland Innis Chonnell
Innis Chonnell Castle locatedIn Innis Chonnell
Innis Chonnell Castle locatedOn Innis Chonnell
subject linked to: Innis Chonnell