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Inverness-shire
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Inverness-shire or Inverness, former county, NW Scotland. Under the Local Government Act of 1973, Inverness-shire was divided in 1975 between the new Highland region and Western Isles island authority (now both council areas).
Inverness-shire
(until 1975) a county of NW Scotland, now part of Highland


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The pounds 278,000 is going to Muck, which is a two-hour sailing from Mallaig in Invernessshire and has just 39 residents.
Bit of luck for Muck by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
She died along with Calum MacInnes, 52, when he drove his van into the Caledonian Canal, at Banavie, Invernessshire, last month after she ended their relationship.
Drowned mum's ex in funeral ban by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
MacInnes, who was in his 50s, drove into the canal at Neptune's Staircase at Banavie, Invernessshire, as police approached his van.
HE WAS A COWARD AND COLD BLOODED MURDERER; Spurned lover kills ex and ... by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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