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    The document is a map of Scotland showing the locations of 39 protected battleground sites from Scottish history between 1314 and 1746. Some of the major battle sites included are Bannockburn (1314), Culloden (1746), Prestonpans (1745), and Dunbar I and II (1296, 1650). The map shows the battleground sites scattered across Scotland from the north to the south.

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    The document is a map of Scotland showing the locations of 39 protected battleground sites from Scottish history between 1314 and 1746. Some of the major battle sites included are Bannockburn (1314), Culloden (1746), Prestonpans (1745), and Dunbar I and II (1296, 1650). The map shows the battleground sites scattered across Scotland from the north to the south.

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    The document is a map of Scotland showing the locations of 39 protected battleground sites from Scottish history between 1314 and 1746. Some of the major battle sites included are Bannockburn (1314), Culloden (1746), Prestonpans (1745), and Dunbar I and II (1296, 1650). The map shows the battleground sites scattered across Scotland from the north to the south.

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    Map of Scotlands protected battlegrounds

    1 Alford - 1645

    21 Inverkeithing II - 1651
    22 Inverlochy I - 1431

    3 Auldearn - 1645

    23 Inverlochy II - 1645

    4 Bannockburn - 1314

    24
    Killiecrankie - 1689

    5 Barra - 1308

    25 Kilsyth - 1645

    6 Blar-na-Leine - 1544

    26
    Langside - 1568

    7 Bothwell Bridge - 1679

    27 Linlithgow Bridge - 1526

    8 Carbisdale - 1650

    28
    Loudoun Hill - 1307

    9 Cromdale - 1690

    29
    Mulroy - 1688

    10 Culloden - 1746

    30
    Philiphaugh - 1645

    11 Drumclog - 1679

    31 Pinkie - 1547

    12 Dunbar I - 1296

    32 Prestonpans - 1745

    13 Dunbar II - 1650

    33 Roslin - 1303

    WICK

    IS

    LEW

    15 Dupplin Moor - 1332

    35 Sauchieburn - 1488

    16 Falkirk II - 1746

    36
    Sheriffmuir - 1715

    17 Fyvie - 1645

    37 Skirmish Hill - 1526

    18 Glen Livet - 1594

    38
    Stirling Bringe - 1297

    19 Glenshiel - 1719

    39
    Tippermuir - 1644

    Harlaw - 1411
    20

    HA

    INVER

    NESS 10

    ISLE
    OF
    SKYE

    17
    9 18

    19

    23

    ABERDEEN

    29
    FORT
    WILLIAM

    24

    22

    14

    DUNDEE

    PE

    MULL

    35

    RT
    H

    39

    OBAN

    38

    15
    ING 36

    STIR
    L

    4
    GL

    25

    AS
    G

    26
    28

    OW

    11

    16
    21

    27

    32

    ED
    INB 31
    U
    34 33 RGH

    37

    DUMFRIES

    12 13

    MELRO

    SE

    30

    20

    34
    Rullion Green - 1666

    ULLAPOOL

    ARRA

    14 Dunkeld - 1689

    RR

    IS

    2 Ancrum Moor - 1545

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