| The area covered by this section lies between the Firth of Tay and the Moray Firth, and includes the Cairngorm Mountains. It excludes the old counties of Caithness and Sutherland, which are included in our Northern section. The lowlands and coastal fringes of this part of Scotland are extremely fertile, and the economy is greatly based on agriculture and fishing. The western boundaries of this area are marked by the Cairngorm Mountains, whose peaks include some of the highest in Scotland. |
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Dundee from the Tay Bridge |
Barry Mill, Carnoustie |
Arbroath Beach and Harbour |
Stonehaven Harbour |
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River Deveron at Banff |
Portsoy Harbour |
Cullen Harbour |
Cairngorm Mountains from Dulnain Bridge |
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Loch Garten |
Loch Pityoulish and Cairngorms |
Lairig Ghru from west |
Ruthven Barracks |
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Cairnwell from Glen Clunie |
Glen Clunie above Braemar |
Meall Odhar, Glenshee |
Old Bridge of Dee and Lochnagar |
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Glen Muick and Lochnagar |
Perth and River Tay |
Glenshee from Cairnwell |
Sailing Ship at Buckie Harbour |
