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Tom A' Chladha

Building (post Medieval), Cairn (prehistoric), Kiln (post Medieval)
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Tom A' Chladha is a building in Highland, Scotland.

From the Historic Environment Scotland record 25197

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Recorded parish
Kingussie and Insh
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