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seventy pair of shoes and brogues, which might come to 3 shillngs or three shillings and sixpence each, one with the other. The magistrates divided them among the shoemakers of the town and country, and each shoemaker furnished his proportion. I drew on the town, for the price, out of the composition laid on them, but I was afterwards told at
Inverness that, it was believed, the composition was otherwise applied, and the poor shoemakers not paid. As these poor people wrought by my orders, it will be a great ease to my heart to think they are not to lose by me, as too many have done in the course of that year, but had I lived I might have made some inquiry after but now it is impossible, as their hardships in loss of horses and such things, which happeened through my soldiers, are so interwoven with what was done by other people, that it would be very hard, if not impossible, to separate them. If you'll write to Mr Innes of Dalkinty at Elgin (with whom I was quartered when I lay there), he will send you an account of the shoes, and if they were paid to the shoemakers or no; and if they are not, I beg you'll get my wife, or my successors to pay them when they can...
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country, all the rest being so differing from it, the clergy should seat themselves in a proportion'd number, seeing we must do them the justice to say, that if there is any place richer and more fruitful, and pleasant than another, they seldom fail to find it out. As the country is rich and pleasant, so here are a great many rich inhabitants, and in the town of Elgin in particular; for the gentlemen, as if this was the
Edinburgh, or the court, for this part of the island, leave their Highland habitations in the winter and come and live here for the diversion of the place and plenty of provisions; and there is, on this account, a great variety of gentlemen for society, and that of all parties and of all opinions. This makes Elgin a very agreeable place to live in, notwithstanding its distance, being above 450 measur'd miles from London, and more, if we must go by Edinburgh.
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Aware of the impact that the Air Force has on the area's economy, the local population instigated a long campaign to save RAF Lossiemouth, the future of which was also in doubt. How much of an influence this had upon the government's and
Ministry of Defence's final decision is uncertain, but the base was ultimately saved and RAF Leuchars instead faced the axe as part of the same Strategic Defence and Security Review. RAF Leuchars will now become, like RAF Kinloss, an army base. Other areas offering significant employment are local authority, construction and real estate, food and drink, tourism, transport, business services and wholesale/retail.
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contributed £156.5 million (including civilian expenditure) to the Moray economy, of which £76.6 million was retained and spent locally. The bases provide, directly or indirectly, 21% of all employment in the area, although in 2010 the closure of RAF Kinloss had a significant effect on these numbers.
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The town was becoming prosperous, and by 1882 it had a Head Post Office with a savings bank, insurance and telegraph departments, and branches of the Bank of
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was ceremoniously laid. The cathedral was completed sometime after 1242 but was completely destroyed by fire in 1270. The reasons for this are unrecorded. The buildings now remain as ruins date from the reconstruction following that fire. The
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wearing masks and visors covering their faces in the churchyard and in the courtyard of a house. They were fined 40 shillings each. The fabric of the
Cathedral continued to deteriorate. In 1637, the rafters over the choir were blown down and in 1640 the minister of St Giles along with the Laird of
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In this rich country is the city, or town rather, of Elgin; I say city, because in antient time the monks claim'd it for a city; and the cathedral shews, by its ruins, that it was a place of great magnificence. Nor must it be wonder'd at, if in so pleasant, so rich, and so agreeable a part of the
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visited the town in August 2006 to look at the traffic management problems and to meet campaigners for a bypass. It is estimated that a bypass would remove about one-third of traffic from Elgin's streets. The A941 runs from
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from 13 September until 4 October. King Edward was furious when David de Moravia, Bishop of Moray, joined Scotland's cause with Bruce, and Edward appealed to the Pope who excommunicated the bishop, thus removing papal protection, causing him to flee to
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decoration; yet in extent, in loftiness, in impressive magnificence, and even in minute decoration, Elgin has been manifestly superior. Enough still remains to impress the solitary traveller with a sense of admiration mixed with astonishment.
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is the journal of his stay, describing the castle and the town of Elgin as "bon chastell et bonne ville"—good castle and good town. By his second visit in September 1303, the castle's wooden interior had been burned while held by the
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The History of the Province of Moray, Comprising the Counties of Elgin and Nairn, the Greater Part of the County of Inverness and a Portion of the County of Banff, all Called the Province of Moray Before There was a Division Into
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travelled to Elgin from Inverness in March 1746 and, falling ill with a feverish cold, stayed for 11 days before returning to await the arrival of the king's army. He stayed in Elgin with Mrs Anderson, a passionate
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formed when this area was subjected to desert conditions. Quarry Wood, on the town's edge, has a formation nicknamed Cuttie's Hillock which produced the internationally known fossils called the
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A Tour Thro' the Whole Island of Great Britain: Divided into Circuits Or Journies. Giving a Particular and Diverting Account of Whatever is Curious and Worth Observation, ... By a Gentleman
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or Greyfriars in the east. Further to the east stood the Hospital of Maison Dieu, or House of God also founded during the reign of Alexander II for the reception of poor men and women.
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on the higher ground above the floodplain where the town of Birnie is. There, the church of Birnie Kirk was built in 1140 and serves the community to this day.
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of the town in 1832 with accommodation for 50 children and ten elderly people. The Burgh Court House was built in 1841, the museum was completed in 1842 and
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on 10 August 1852, the steam engines having been delivered to Lossiemouth by sea. It was the first railway north of Aberdeen and initially ran only
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Alexander II was Elgin's greatest benefactor and returned many times to his royal castle. He established the two religious houses of the town, the
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in 1151 in which he granted an annuity to the Priory of Urquhart. David had made Elgin a royal burgh around 1130, after his defeat of
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passed through the town on 13 April, camping at Alves on the way to meet the Prince in battle on Drummossie Muir. After the battle,
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travelled twice to Elgin. During his first visit in 1296, he was impressed by what he saw. Preserved in the
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which has significantly different boundaries to the UK Parliament constituency. The constituency returns a
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performed at the Ocean Club on Batchen Street in April 2007, under a gazebo erected by local punks.
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brother, for the protection of his lands and men. In February 1390, the bishop then turned to
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Moray Leisure Centre, Borough Briggs Road, containing swimming pool, ice rink and a gymnasium
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governor, Henry de Rye. As a result, he only stayed in Elgin for two days and then camped at
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602:"Mirror of the country and the glory of the kingdom".
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3846:"Location of Moray West, Nairn and Strathspey"
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2759:Cooper Park: boating, pitch and putt, tennis
2675:Greyfriars Sisters of Mercy Convent in Elgin
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4105:"Two Red Shoes Ballroom, Elgin, Scotland"
3804:Whiskypedia. A Gazetteer of Scotch Whisky
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2753:Elgin Golf Club, Hardhillock, Birnie Road
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3986:"The Scottish Episcopal Church in Moray"
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60:
3459:Robert the Bruce: Champion of a Nation
3119:(1894–1979), Japanese whisky distiller
2661:Elgin Baptist Church, Reidhaven Street
2334:Highlands and Islands electoral region
4145:MacAllister, Donna (15 August 2021).
4021:Whitfield, Alistair (4 August 2021).
3234:"Names in Scots – Places in Scotland"
2728:, Riverside Gospel Hall, North Street
535:in the 12th century. In August 1040,
463:
331:
297:
285:
273:
259:
247:
227:
195:
177:
155:
128:
7:
808:William Boyd, 4th Earl of Kilmarnock
4157:from the original on 15 August 2021
4107:. The Beatles Bible. 3 January 1963
3647:The Great North of Scotland Railway
2518:West End Primary School, Mayne Road
2229:Elgin's population in 1901 was 8460
786:was equally impressed when he wrote
3785:"Highlands and Islands Enterprise"
3160:(born 1973), former international
2789:Dandy Lion statue, the Plainstones
2756:Glassgreen Golf Range, Birnie Road
25:
3970:. 25 January 2007. Archived from
3018:Category:People from Elgin, Moray
2322:Member of the Scottish Parliament
4339:
4232:
4215:
3915:Lauren Robertson (20 May 2022).
3695:"Elgin, Cooper Park, Drill Hall"
3148:Joe Lennon (born 1940), Musician
3068:(1792–1856), banker and merchant
2994:
2984:team trains regularly in Elgin.
2671:St Sylvester's, Institution Road
2637:Elgin High, North Guildry Street
2291:Moray West, Nairn and Strathspey
926:
784:History of the Province of Moray
412:
324:Moray West, Nairn and Strathspey
88:
81:
62:
4196:at National Library of Scotland
3517:, 2 (Aberdeen, 1903), pp. 176-7
2918:. Recently ex-Scotland players
2783:Elgin Youth Café, Francis Place
2631:St Columba's South, Moss Street
2368:single transferable vote system
2273:all within six miles of Elgin.
3988:. 29 July 2009. Archived from
3683:. Thomas C. Jack. p. 564.
3574:. Thomas C. Jack. p. 495.
3445:. Thomas C. Jack. p. 561.
3308:. General Books. p. 139.
2734:Elgin Mosque, 1 Gordon Street.
2543:, High School Drive, New Elgin
2332:of the SNP—and is part of the
2188:Black Scottish or Other Black:
901:The modern town straddles the
761:The cathedral is known as the
675:Orygynale Cronykil of Scotland
1:
3898:"Scottish Parliament website"
3621:Historic Environment Scotland
3501:Register of the Privy Council
3305:The Place Names of Elginshire
2768:Moray Sports Centre, Linkwood
515:, found in the churchyard of
468:) is a historic town (former
89:
3281:National Records of Scotland
2537:, Morriston Road, Bishopmill
2354:Elgin is represented on the
795:Prince Charles Edward Stuart
495:in the 12th century by King
29:Human settlement in Scotland
4126:"Red Shoes future in doubt"
2688:Holy Trinity, Trinity Place
2589:The Maryhill Health Centre.
2372:proportional representation
2346:2022 Moray Council election
1769:Average precipitation days
1555:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
1415:Mean daily maximum °C (°F)
1231:Average precipitation days
1087:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
1017:Mean daily maximum °C (°F)
142:OS grid reference
136:2,644/km (6,850/sq mi)
4773:
4190:Engraving of Elgin in 1693
3015:
2750:Elgin Library, Cooper Park
2432:and is operated mainly by
2343:
2238:For economy of Moray, see
2237:
1954:
1291:
1277:
967:
735:Alexander Brodie of Brodie
4747:Former cities in Scotland
4337:
3832:27 September 2007 at the
3802:Maclean, Charles (2016).
3603:M'Kay, Archibald (1864).
3534:. Elgin Museum. p. 5
3345:– via Google Books.
3302:Matheson, Donald (2013).
2720:Pentecostal Church of God
2682:Scottish Episcopal Church
2655:Baptist Union of Scotland
2649:Free Church, South Street
2549:, Gordonstoun Road, Elgin
2439:The nearest airports are
2350:List of provosts of Elgin
2295:United Kingdom Parliament
2253:along with its neighbour
1972:
1907:
1859:
1815:
1768:
1694:
1624:
1554:
1484:
1414:
1344:
1339:
1336:
1333:
1330:
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1318:
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1008:
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996:
993:
990:
987:
984:
981:
978:
975:
972:
765:When Bishop Bur wrote to
699:Privy Council of Scotland
539:army defeated and killed
527:, a 9th-century class II
350:
310:
270:
174:443 mi (713 km)
163:117 mi (188 km)
76:
61:
4742:County towns in Scotland
3721:warmemscot.s4.bizhat.com
3679:Groome, Francis (1883).
3570:Groome, Francis (1883).
3456:Spinks, Stephen (2019).
3441:Groome, Francis (1883).
3375:10.9750/PSAS.128.753.829
2896:Scottish Football League
2892:Highland Football League
2862:played Elgin Town Hall.
2817:listeners) on 104.9 FM,
2469:Ark Childcare, Mosstowie
511:The 9th century Pictish
334:Scottish Parliament
3462:. Amberley Publishing.
3329:Mackay, George (2000).
3185:(born 1985), footballer
3179:(born 1980), footballer
3113:(1894–1960), footballer
2926:have managed the club.
2643:Free Church of Scotland
2524:Linkwood Primary School
886:was completed in 1908.
701:. The lead was sold to
452:
52:
3968:"Elgin Baptist Church"
3806:. Edinburgh: Birlinn.
3553:Defoe, Daniel (1727).
3164:and former manager of
3066:Alexander Brodie Spark
3024:13th to 17th centuries
2888:Borough Briggs stadium
2811:BBC Radio Nan Gaidheal
2722:, New Elgin Hall Annex
2460:
884:Cooper Park drill hall
829:
817:
792:
780:
759:
726:guisers or "gwysseris"
690:
594:
520:
460:
250:Postcode district
71:in Elgin's town centre
43:
4611:Milltown of Rothiemay
4204:at Knowledge (XXG)'s
3921:The Press and Journal
3503:, vol. 2, pp. 608-10.
3130:Frederick Fyvie Bruce
3016:For a full list, see
3007:, Germany, since 1956
2666:Roman Catholic Church
2562:, Moray Street, Elgin
2481:St Sylvesters Nursery
2458:
2419:Elgin railway station
2344:Further information:
2267:Miltonduff distillery
2263:Glen Moray distillery
2224:from 2001 Census data
897:Geography and geology
827:
812:
788:
775:
763:Lantern of the North.
754:
688:
592:
523:The discovery of the
510:
198:Lieutenancy area
4349:Villages and hamlets
4132:27 July 2010 at the
3515:The records of Elgin
3483:Grant, John (1835).
3332:Scottish Place Names
3208:gaelicplacenames.org
2299:Member of Parliament
2293:constituency of the
2285:National governments
2148:Other White British:
2118:Republic of Ireland:
2092:Country of birth (%)
2073:Other non-Christian:
1345:Record high °C (°F)
782:Lachlan Shaw in his
653:, Wolf of Badenoch,
465:[ˈel(e)kʲɪɲ]
390:57.64861°N 3.31528°W
230:Sovereign state
3974:on 25 January 2007.
3413:. Scottish Forestry
3406:Phillips, M. T. T.
3088:(1839–1919), author
2937:participate in the
2890:. They entered the
2739:Culture and leisure
2705:Jehovah's Witnesses
2693:Other denominations
2459:Moray School of Art
2318:Scottish Parliament
2271:BenRiach distillery
2058:Church of Scotland:
1816:Average snowy days
1625:Record low °C (°F)
1485:Daily mean °C (°F)
950:Elgin's climate is
849:was built in 1866.
847:Elgin Sheriff Court
771:Picture of Scotland
606:Edward I of England
497:David I of Scotland
386: /
3335:. Waverley Books.
3117:Masataka Taketsuru
2838:During the 1960s,
2807:BBC Radio Scotland
2619:Church of Scotland
2578:Dr Gray's Hospital
2484:Bishopmill Nursery
2461:
2314:Moray constituency
854:Morayshire Railway
838:East India Company
830:
820:Nineteenth century
804:Duke of Cumberland
691:
649:began payments to
595:
521:
395:57.64861; -3.31528
316:UK Parliament
262:Dialling code
125:25,040 (2022)
4757:Parishes in Moray
4714:
4713:
4180:Elgin census data
4128:, Northern Scot
4008:Oasis Church COTN
3948:. 12 October 2021
3904:on 30 April 2011.
3813:978-1-78027-401-0
3512:William Cramond,
3315:978-1-230-41565-9
3256:citypopulation.de
3238:scotslanguage.com
3086:Mary Ann Maitland
2856:Dusty Springfield
2714:True Jesus Church
2554:Further education
2541:Elgin High School
2529:Secondary schools
2441:Inverness Airport
2307:Graham Leadbitter
2230:
2226:
2216:
2215:
2210:
2209:
2193:Mixed background:
2007:Age structure (%)
1962:
1961:
1862:relative humidity
1292:Climate data for
1285:
1284:
915:aeolian sandstone
828:Dr Grays Hospital
671:Andrew of Wyntoun
655:King Robert III's
651:Alexander Stewart
472:) and formerly a
405:
404:
180:Council area
16:(Redirected from
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3992:on 29 July 2009.
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3210:. Archived from
3200:
3105:Margaret Hasluck
3041:Sheriff of Elgin
3039:), nobleman and
3038:
3037: 1295–1309
3035:
2999:
2998:
2935:Bishopmill Villa
2762:Biblical Gardens
2716:, Lesmurdie Road
2603:The Oaks Hospice
2487:Seafield Nursery
2445:Aberdeen Airport
2364:Elgin City South
2360:Elgin City North
2340:Local government
2330:Richard Lochhead
2312:Elgin is in the
2303:House of Commons
2297:which returns a
2289:Elgin is in the
2228:
2218:
2137:Ethnic group (%)
2068:Other Christian:
1976:
1970:
1772:
1289:
1234:
965:
930:
891:Percy Portsmouth
873:
872:
868:
865:
636:Robert the Bruce
612:now held in the
517:St Giles' Church
467:
443:
438:
437:
434:
433:
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401:
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102:Location within
92:
91:
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69:St Giles' Church
66:
32:
21:
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4771:
4767:
4766:
4765:
4763:
4762:
4761:
4717:
4716:
4715:
4710:
4631:Nether Dallachy
4601:Maggieknockater
4344:
4335:
4284:
4280:Settlements in
4278:
4248:
4244:from Wikivoyage
4238:
4233:
4231:
4221:
4216:
4214:
4211:
4207:sister projects
4206:
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4151:Evening Express
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4134:Wayback Machine
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3834:Wayback Machine
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3735:"Elgin climate"
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3283:. 31 March 2022
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3214:on 6 March 2016
3202:
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3192:
3166:Carlisle United
3158:Steven Pressley
3126:
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3036:
3030:William Wiseman
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2990:
2978:
2966:
2958:
2947:
2924:David Robertson
2912:Jimmy Johnstone
2880:
2872:
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2747:, 1 High Street
2741:
2701:, Pansport Road
2612:
2599:
2586:
2574:
2569:
2556:
2531:
2497:
2495:Primary schools
2466:
2464:Nursery schools
2453:
2430:St Giles Centre
2421:is operated by
2396:
2380:
2352:
2342:
2287:
2282:
2251:RAF Lossiemouth
2247:Royal Air Force
2243:
2236:
2227:
2212:
2211:
2196:
2191:
2186:
2181:
2176:
2171:
2166:
2161:
2156:
2151:
2146:
2143:White Scottish:
2139:
2126:
2121:
2116:
2111:
2106:
2101:
2096:
2095:
2094:
2083:Did not answer:
2081:
2076:
2071:
2066:
2063:Roman Catholic:
2061:
2056:
2055:
2054:
2041:
2036:
2031:
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2011:
2010:
2009:
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1770:
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1753:
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707:Alexander Clark
689:Elgin Cathedral
683:
667:St Giles Church
647:Bishop of Moray
641:In August 1370
614:British Library
599:Elgin Cathedral
593:Elgin Cathedral
561:Bishop of Moray
549:Óengus of Moray
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4727:Elgin, Moray
4441:Burniestrype
4386:Auchenhalrig
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4227:from Commons
4222:
4202:Elgin, Moray
4201:
4185:Elgin Museum
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4070:"Wave Radio"
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3207:
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3152:Kevin McKidd
3124:20th century
3093:David Hardie
3073:19th century
3060:18th century
2982:roller derby
2979:
2976:Roller derby
2967:
2959:
2948:
2928:
2920:Brian Irvine
2908:Nicky Walker
2900:Division Two
2881:
2873:
2837:
2825:
2823:
2809:on 92.6 FM,
2804:
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2490:Liberty Kids
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2408:Tavish Scott
2397:
2384:Elizabeth II
2381:
2370:- a form of
2353:
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2305:, currently
2301:(MP) to the
2288:
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2260:
2244:
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2217:
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2052:Religion (%)
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2042:
2037:
2032:
2027:
2022:
2017:
2013:0 – 4 years:
2012:
2006:
2004:
1997:
1992:
1987:
1981:
1979:
1699:mm (inches)
1161:mm (inches)
949:
903:River Lossie
900:
888:
881:
877:
851:
831:
813:
793:
789:
783:
781:
776:
770:
762:
760:
755:
750:Daniel Defoe
747:
728:performed a
722:Kirk Session
719:
711:Regent Moray
692:
674:
640:
604:
596:
577:
553:Alexander II
525:Elgin Pillar
522:
513:Elgin Pillar
490:
486:River Lossie
407:
406:
26:
4656:Portknockie
4621:Mosstodloch
4471:Cummingston
4371:Archiestown
4326:Lossiemouth
4194:John Slezer
3538:10 December
3529:"The Burgh"
3417:10 December
3177:Chris Clark
3137:Mario Conti
3135:Archbishop
2980:The Helgin
2945:Rugby union
2840:the Beatles
2634:Birnie Kirk
2547:Gordonstoun
2388:Dunfermline
2378:City status
2328:—currently
2255:RAF Kinloss
959:rain shadow
858:Lossiemouth
739:Covenanters
730:sword dance
695:Reformation
584:Franciscans
559:to Andrew,
533:Royal Burgh
493:royal burgh
474:royal burgh
393: /
4721:Categories
4686:Strathlene
4651:Portgordon
4616:Miltonduff
4581:Kintessack
4451:Chapeltown
4396:Auchnarrow
4391:Auchindoun
4361:Achnastank
3952:29 October
3827:HBOS, 2006
3744:16 October
3739:Met Office
3489:p. 3.
3162:footballer
3099:John Grant
2964:Ice hockey
2904:Andy Goram
2884:Elgin City
2848:Pink Floyd
2707:, Linkwood
2434:Stagecoach
2178:Caribbean:
2163:Pakistani:
2128:Elsewhere:
2043:75+ years:
1982:Population
1966:Demography
1771:(≥ 1.0 mm)
1280:Met Office
834:Freemasons
733:Innes and
663:Lochindorb
630:, then to
580:Dominicans
378:57°38′55″N
122:Population
4691:Tomintoul
4681:Stotfield
4646:Portessie
4641:Ordiquish
4591:Lhanbryde
4586:Knockando
4561:Inchberry
4531:Fochabers
4526:Findochty
4501:Drybridge
4406:Backlands
4381:Auchbreck
4161:15 August
3882:19 August
3855:19 August
3789:hie.co.uk
3697:. Canmore
3384:258326265
3111:James Low
2988:Twin town
2950:Moray RFC
2864:Oi Polloi
2860:The Kinks
2800:Knockmore
2626:St Giles'
2572:Hospitals
2451:Education
2404:Inverness
2394:Transport
2390:in 2022.
2324:(MSP) to
2123:Other EU:
2113:Other UK:
2098:Scotland:
952:temperate
565:Kinneddar
557:cathedral
537:MacBeth's
381:3°18′55″W
300:Ambulance
240:Post town
159:Edinburgh
4706:Urquhart
4676:Spey Bay
4671:Roseisle
4596:Longmorn
4571:Kingston
4556:Ianstown
4541:Garmouth
4521:Findhorn
4516:Farmtown
4496:Drummuir
4486:Deskford
4481:Darnaway
4436:Buckpool
4426:Broadley
4401:Aultmore
4376:Arradoul
4356:Aberlour
4306:Dufftown
4301:Burghead
4155:Archived
4130:Archived
4032:4 August
3946:BBC News
3926:10 April
3830:Archived
3769:24 March
3665:26723281
3589:Counties
3287:31 March
3218:18 March
3055:in 1685.
3053:James II
3001:Landshut
2878:Football
2726:Brethren
2610:Religion
2423:ScotRail
2400:Aberdeen
2326:Holyrood
2280:Politics
2269:and the
2220:Source:
2183:African:
2168:Chinese:
2103:England:
1993:Females:
1955:Source:
1950:1,244.4
1860:Average
1764:(24.54)
1695:Average
1278:Source:
1233:(≥ 1 mm)
1226:(26.49)
1157:Average
955:maritime
911:Triassic
842:St Giles
800:Jacobite
773:, says:
743:Cromwell
541:Duncan I
482:Scotland
365:Scotland
305:Scottish
293:Scottish
281:Scotland
222:Scotland
149:NJ220626
4696:Unthank
4666:Rathven
4661:Rafford
4636:Newmill
4576:Kinloss
4551:Hopeman
4536:Fogwatt
4456:Clochan
4446:Cabrach
4416:Bogmoor
4111:2 April
3701:24 June
3630:18 July
3368:: 755.
3261:6 April
3049:Dromore
3005:Bavaria
2956:Cricket
2844:the Who
2597:Hospice
2316:of the
2234:Economy
2173:Indian:
1759:(2.05)
1754:(2.44)
1749:(2.20)
1744:(2.28)
1739:(2.80)
1734:(2.17)
1729:(1.93)
1724:(1.81)
1719:(1.42)
1714:(1.81)
1709:(1.54)
1704:(2.09)
1680:(12.7)
1675:(25.7)
1670:(29.8)
1665:(34.3)
1660:(34.7)
1655:(31.1)
1650:(25.9)
1645:(18.9)
1640:(12.7)
1620:(40.6)
1615:(33.6)
1610:(36.1)
1605:(42.6)
1600:(47.3)
1595:(50.4)
1590:(50.7)
1585:(47.7)
1580:(42.3)
1575:(37.2)
1570:(34.9)
1565:(31.6)
1560:(32.4)
1550:(46.9)
1545:(38.8)
1540:(41.7)
1535:(48.9)
1530:(53.6)
1525:(57.2)
1520:(57.6)
1515:(54.9)
1510:(49.5)
1505:(44.2)
1500:(41.2)
1495:(37.8)
1490:(37.8)
1480:(53.4)
1475:(44.2)
1470:(47.3)
1465:(55.2)
1460:(60.1)
1455:(64.2)
1450:(64.6)
1445:(62.2)
1440:(56.8)
1435:(51.3)
1430:(47.5)
1425:(43.9)
1420:(43.2)
1410:(87.1)
1405:(59.9)
1400:(64.4)
1395:(72.1)
1390:(79.2)
1385:(83.7)
1380:(87.1)
1375:(81.9)
1370:(81.0)
1365:(72.9)
1360:(64.8)
1355:(61.0)
1350:(59.2)
1294:Kinloss
1221:(2.07)
1216:(2.44)
1211:(2.91)
1206:(2.76)
1201:(2.44)
1196:(2.32)
1191:(2.19)
1186:(1.91)
1181:(1.61)
1176:(1.90)
1171:(1.81)
1166:(2.13)
1152:(41.0)
1147:(32.4)
1142:(37.0)
1137:(42.3)
1132:(47.3)
1127:(51.1)
1122:(51.4)
1117:(48.0)
1112:(42.6)
1107:(38.5)
1102:(35.4)
1097:(33.1)
1092:(32.7)
1082:(53.9)
1077:(44.1)
1072:(48.7)
1067:(54.9)
1062:(60.8)
1057:(64.8)
1052:(65.3)
1047:(61.0)
1042:(56.8)
1037:(52.2)
1032:(48.4)
1027:(45.0)
1022:(44.2)
946:Climate
869:⁄
715:Holland
619:English
545:David I
519:in 1823
503:History
461:Eilginn
216:Country
168:•
157:•
132:Density
130:•
44:Eilginn
4626:Mulben
4566:Kellas
4506:Duffus
4491:Dipple
4476:Dallas
4466:Cullen
4431:Brodie
4421:Boharm
4331:Rothes
4316:Forres
4296:Buckie
4075:30 May
4054:30 May
3810:
3663:
3653:
3466:
3382:
3339:
3312:
2815:Gaelic
2413:Rhynie
2205:
2198:Other:
2108:Wales:
2000:20929
1998:Total:
1988:Males:
1938:104.7
1935:134.8
1932:147.4
1929:162.7
1926:167.1
1923:136.2
1920:104.5
1846:trace
1690:(3.2)
1685:(3.2)
1635:(6.1)
1630:(4.1)
1301:Month
1273:135.5
973:Month
632:Norway
628:Orkney
573:Spynie
569:Birnie
453:Ailgin
276:Police
170:London
53:Ailgin
4546:Glass
4366:Alves
4321:Keith
4311:Elgin
4289:Towns
4282:Moray
4224:Media
3669:p. 46
3532:(PDF)
3411:(PDF)
3380:S2CID
3190:Notes
2870:Sport
2852:Cream
2834:Music
2813:(for
2794:Media
2240:Moray
2200:0.16
2150:13.57
2145:83.64
2130:2.11
2105:13.13
2100:83.64
2085:4.95
2080:33.10
2078:None:
2070:10.42
2060:44.48
2045:7.21
2035:23.08
2030:31.15
2020:13.84
1995:10641
1990:10288
1947:35.2
1944:49.7
1941:84.3
1917:75.7
1914:42.1
1903:78.3
1900:81.5
1897:81.0
1894:79.5
1891:79.0
1888:78.5
1885:77.0
1882:76.0
1879:75.5
1876:76.0
1873:76.5
1870:78.0
1867:80.5
1808:12.0
1805:12.0
1802:12.0
1799:12.0
1796:12.0
1793:10.0
1781:11.0
1775:10.0
1688:−16.0
1683:−16.0
1678:−10.7
1638:−10.7
1633:−14.4
1628:−15.5
1340:Year
1270:11.9
1267:12.6
1264:13.2
1261:11.7
1258:11.5
1255:10.7
1252:10.9
1243:11.9
1237:11.9
1224:672.7
1012:Year
907:Permo
748:When
478:Moray
449:Scots
444:-ghin
408:Elgin
342:Moray
266:01343
244:ELGIN
206:Moray
188:Moray
104:Moray
96:Elgin
49:Scots
35:Elgin
4511:Dyke
4163:2021
4113:2014
4077:2024
4056:2024
4034:2021
3954:2021
3928:2023
3884:2024
3857:2024
3808:ISBN
3771:2019
3764:NOAA
3746:2015
3703:2017
3661:OCLC
3651:ISBN
3632:2021
3540:2022
3464:ISBN
3419:2022
3337:ISBN
3310:ISBN
3289:2022
3263:2019
3220:2015
3091:Sir
2922:and
2914:and
2854:and
2402:and
2362:and
2348:and
2195:0.17
2190:0.04
2185:0.07
2180:0.07
2175:0.10
2170:0.32
2165:0.42
2160:0.44
2155:0.95
2125:1.39
2120:0.21
2115:0.95
2110:0.94
2075:1.08
2065:5.96
2040:8.87
2025:9.50
2015:6.35
1957:NOAA
1864:(%)
1852:6.0
1849:3.0
1828:3.0
1825:5.0
1822:7.0
1819:6.0
1811:126
1790:9.0
1787:9.0
1784:9.0
1778:8.0
1757:52.0
1752:62.0
1747:56.0
1742:58.0
1737:71.0
1732:55.0
1727:49.0
1722:46.0
1717:36.0
1712:46.0
1707:39.0
1702:53.0
1673:−3.5
1668:−1.2
1653:−0.5
1648:−3.4
1643:−7.3
1593:10.2
1588:10.4
1563:−0.2
1528:12.0
1523:14.0
1518:14.2
1513:12.7
1478:11.9
1463:12.9
1458:15.6
1453:17.9
1448:18.1
1443:16.8
1438:13.8
1433:10.7
1408:30.6
1403:15.5
1398:18.0
1393:22.3
1388:26.2
1383:28.7
1378:30.6
1373:27.7
1368:27.2
1363:22.7
1358:18.2
1353:16.1
1348:15.1
1337:Dec
1334:Nov
1331:Oct
1328:Sep
1325:Aug
1322:Jul
1319:Jun
1316:May
1313:Apr
1310:Mar
1307:Feb
1304:Jan
1249:9.7
1246:9.6
1240:9.9
1219:52.6
1214:62.0
1209:73.9
1204:70.1
1199:61.9
1194:58.9
1189:55.7
1184:48.4
1179:40.9
1174:48.2
1169:45.9
1164:54.2
1125:10.6
1120:10.8
1080:12.1
1065:12.7
1060:16.0
1055:18.2
1050:18.5
1045:16.1
1040:13.8
1035:11.2
1009:Dec
1006:Nov
1003:Oct
1000:Sep
997:Aug
994:Jul
991:Jun
988:May
985:Apr
982:Mar
979:Feb
976:Jan
882:The
852:The
720:The
705:and
571:and
288:Fire
255:IV30
114:Area
4192:by
3876:BBC
3370:doi
3366:128
3078:Lt
3034:fl.
3003:in
2970:SNL
2819:MFR
1855:30
1762:623
1663:1.3
1658:1.5
1618:4.8
1613:0.9
1608:2.3
1603:5.9
1598:8.5
1583:8.7
1578:5.7
1573:2.9
1568:1.6
1558:0.2
1548:8.3
1543:3.8
1538:5.4
1533:9.4
1508:9.7
1503:6.8
1498:5.1
1493:3.2
1488:3.2
1473:6.8
1468:8.5
1428:8.6
1423:6.6
1418:6.2
1150:5.0
1145:0.2
1140:2.8
1135:5.7
1130:8.5
1115:8.9
1110:5.9
1105:3.6
1100:1.9
1095:0.6
1090:0.4
1075:6.7
1070:9.3
1030:9.1
1025:7.2
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