Lorne in Argyll, Scotland

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Lorne in Argyll, Scotland is a historic coastal district in western Scotland, known for its rugged landscapes and as the ancestral territory of the Campbell family.

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Lorne in Argyll, Scotland canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal district
historic district
region of Scotland
ancestralTerritoryOf Clan Campbell
contains Appin (historical district)
Ardmucknish Bay
Ben Cruachan (area)
linked to: Ben Cruachan

Benderloch area
Connel
Connel Bridge area
Dalmally area
Falls of Lora
Firth of Lorn
Loch Awe (part)
linked to: Loch Awe

Loch Creran (part)
linked to: Loch Creran

Loch Etive
Loch Etive gorge
linked to: Loch Etive valley

Loch Feochan
Loch Linnhe (part)
linked to: Loch Linnhe

Loch Melfort (part)
Oban
Pass of Brander
Taynuilt
island of Kerrera
linked to: Isle of Kerrera

island of Lismore
country Scotland
hasCoastlineOn Atlantic Ocean
Firth of Lorn
hasGeologicalFeature mountainous terrain
rocky coastline
sea lochs
hasHistoricalRole territory of Clan Campbell
hasSettlement Appin
Benderloch
Connel
Dalmally
Oban
Taynuilt
historicalCounty Argyll
historicallyAssociatedWith Campbell family
knownFor coastal scenery
islands
rugged landscapes
sea lochs
language English
Scots
Scottish Gaelic
locatedIn Argyll
western Scotland
linked to: West of Scotland
locatedOn west coast of Scotland
partOf Argyll and Bute
traditionalProvince Argyll

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Lord Lorne namingOrigin Lorne in Argyll, Scotland