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strath
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strath
Scot a broad flat river valley
strath [strath]
(geology)
A broad, elongate depression with steep sides on the continental shelf.
An extensive remnant of a broad, flat valley floor that has undergone degradation following uplift.
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In between the coastlines they are left to devise their own routes which can be high level - to include at least 12 Munros (peaks over 3,000ft high), or Corbetts (over 2,500ft)- or a gentler straths and glens route.
By high road and the low road by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
It likes to present itself as a couthy industry, still rooted in the hills and straths of Scotland.
WHISKY CHASER; SCOTCH JOBS ARE ON THE ROCKS by Macleod, Angus / Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
Derek Tatlow, of the Three Straths Fox Control Association, said it would be "intolerable" if its grant was suspended in future.
Outrage at fox-killing grants from tax money by Palmer, Pascale / The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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