Applegarth

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Applegarth is a historic parish in Annandale, Dumfries and Galloway, in the south of Scotland.

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Applegarth canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil parish
historic parish
adjacentTo parish of Dalton
parish of Dryfesdale
parish of Hutton and Corrie
parish of Johnstone
parish of Lochmaben
country Scotland
governedBy Dumfries and Galloway Council
hasCharacteristic predominantly agricultural
sparsely populated
hasCivilParishStatus civil parish in modern local government records
hasCountrySubdivision Scotland
hasFeature farmland
parish graveyard
scattered farmsteads
hasGeographicRegion Southern Uplands
hasHistoricRegion Annandale
hasHistoricStatus historic Scottish parish
hasHistoricUse ecclesiastical parish
landward parish
hasLanguage English
Scots
hasNameEtymology derived from Old Norse or Old English elements meaning apple enclosure or orchard
hasParishChurch Applegarth Parish Church
hasRegion Dumfries and Galloway council area
hasReligiousDenomination Presbyterian tradition
hasReligiousParish Church of Scotland parish
hasSettlementType rural parish
hasTraditionalCounty Dumfriesshire
historicalJurisdiction Presbytery of Annandale
Synod of Dumfries
locatedIn Annandale
Dumfries and Galloway
Lowlands of Scotland
south of Scotland
nearbyTown Annan
Lockerbie
partOf historic county of Dumfriesshire
timeZone UTC+0
timeZoneDST UTC+1

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