Dun Bhruichlinn

Dun Bhruichlinn is an Iron Age fort south of Esknish, Islay, Scotland. The fort, or dun is circular with an internal diameter of 16 metres and the walls stand to a maximum height of 0.5 metres. It stands among trees on a low ridge.

• RCAHMS Canmore - Site - Dun Bhruichlinn

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Islay

Villages

• Ardbeg
• Ardilistry
• Ardtalla
• Ballygrant
• Bowmore
• Bridgend
• Bruichladdich
• Bunnahabhain
• Easter Ellister
• Kilchiaran
• Kilchoman
• Kilmeny
• Lagavulin
• Nerabus
• Port Askaig
• Port Charlotte
• Port Ellen
• Portnahaven

Geographical features

• Ardnave Point
• Aros Bay
• Beinn Bheigeir
• Bowmore Sandstone Group
• Claggain Bay
• Colonsay Group
• Eilean Mhic Coinnich
• Gruinart Flats
• Lagavulin Bay
• Loch an t-Sailein
• Loch Gruinart
• Loch Indaal
• Machir Bay
• The Oa
• Rhinns complex
• Rinns of Islay
• River Laggan
• Sound of Islay

History and architecture

• Battle of Benbigrie
• Battle of Traigh Ghruinneart
• Battle of Epiphany
• Cenél nÓengusa
• Clan MacDonald of Dunnyveg
• Clark Cottage
• Dun Bhruichlinn
• Dun Guaidhre
• Dun Nosebridge
• Dunlossit House
• Dunyvaig Castle
• Finlaggan
• Islay Charter
• Islay House
• Islay LIMPET
• Islay Woollen Mill
• Kildalton Castle
• Kilarrow Parish Church
• RAF Kilchiaran
• Kildalton Cross
• Loch Gorm Castle
• Margadale
• Mulindry House
• Ramsay Hall, Port Ellen
• St John's Church, Port Ellen

Islay whisky

• Ardbeg
• Ardnahoe
• Bowmore
• Bruichladdich
• Bunnahabhain
• Caol Ila
• Kilchoman
• Lagavulin
• Laphroaig
• Port Charlotte
• Port Ellen

Other Islay related articles

• Islay Airport
• Machrie golf course
• MV Finlaggan
• Sorex araneus grantii
• Westering Home
• Western Isles Open Championship

55°47′40″N 6°11′56″W / 55.7945°N 6.1988°W / 55.7945; -6.1988

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