Culloden Moor

American  

[kuh-lod-n, -lawd-n] / kəˈlɒd n, -ˈlɔd n /

noun

1. a moor in NE Scotland, near Inverness: site of the battle that ended the Jacobite Rebellion 1746.

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Example Sentences

Abandoned and flooded Leanach quarry, a fly-tipping hotspot near Culloden Moor close to Inverness, was also searched by Italian divers who were in the area to hunt for the Loch Ness Monster.

From BBC

Police searched the the flooded Leanach quarry at Culloden Moor on the eastern side of Inverness last year.

From BBC

Dalmagarry Quarry is close to where Mrs Macrae's BMW was found, while Leanach Quarry is at Culloden Moor near Inverness.

From BBC

Claire's talk with Jamie at the Clan Fraser monument on Culloden Moor was heartbreaking...when said "Rest easy, soldier," my heart twisted.

From New York Times

But twenty miles lay between us and Nairn; like Dr. Johnson, we were going out of our way to see Culloden Moor and Cawdor Castle.

From Project Gutenberg