Loch Ness
Location type
WaterName and dates
Loch NessOpened on the Lochs, and lakes, water.
Opened on the Caledonian Canal.
| Nearby stations Beauly Lentran Clunes Bunchrew Ness Islands Railway Muir of Ord Market Stance Platform Clachnaharry Inverness Inverness Harbour [Station] Inverness Innes Street Ticket Platform Muir of Ord Redcastle Daviot Moy Allangrange | Foyers Power Station Foyers Aluminium Works Kiltarlity Power Station Beauly Timber Estate Railway Tourist/other Urquhart Castle Drumnadrochit Dores Foyers Pier Aldourie Castle Bona Lighthouse Flichity House Beaufort Castle White Bridge Dunain House Fish Pass |
| Location names in dark blue are on the same original line. | |
Chronology Dates
| / /1718 | Kiliwhimin Barracks Barracks built near what would later be called Fort Augustus, built on high ground to the south of the River Oich at the south end of Loch Ness. |
| / /1729 | Fort Augustus [Fort] A larger fort built to replace Kiliwhimin Barracks, on lower lying ground to its east but closer to Loch Ness for supplies. |
