Hoddom

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Hoddom is a historic parish in Annandale, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland, known for its medieval church sites and association with early Christian history in the region.

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Hoddom canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil parish
historic parish
administrativeArea Dumfries and Galloway council area
associatedWith early Christian missionaries
country Scotland
governedBy Dumfries and Galloway Council
hasArchaeologicalInterest early Christian remains
medieval ecclesiastical remains
hasBuildingType parish church
tower house (Hoddom Castle)
hasCulturalHeritage Scottish ecclesiastical heritage
borderlands history
hasEcclesiasticalHistory medieval parish church
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
forestry
hasFunction ecclesiastical centre (historical)
local administrative unit (parish)
hasHeritageType historic rural parish
hasHistoricalPeriod early medieval period
medieval period
hasHistoricJurisdiction county of Dumfriesshire
hasHistoricUse medieval parish
hasLandscapeFeature farmland
river valley
woodland
hasNearbySettlement Annan
Ecclefechan
Lockerbie
hasReligiousSignificance early Christianity in southern Scotland
hasReligiousSiteType churchyard
parish church site
hasSite Hoddom Bridge
Hoddom Castle
Hoddom church
Hoddom churchyard
hasToponymType Scottish place name
hasTourismAttraction Hoddom Castle and grounds
hasTourismType heritage tourism
historicalRegion Annandale
knownFor early Christian history
medieval church sites
locatedIn Annandale
Dumfries and Galloway
southwest Scotland
locatedNear English–Scottish border
region Lowlands of Scotland
religiousTradition Christianity
traversedBy River Annan

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