Ross and Cromarty

American

[krom-er-tee, kruhm-] / ˈkrɒm ər ti, ˈkrʌm- /

noun

a historic county in NW Scotland.

Ross and Cromarty British

/ rɒs ənd ˈkrɒmətɪ /

noun

(until 1975) a county of N Scotland, including the island of Lewis and many islets: now split between the Highland and Western Isles council areas

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Ross and Cromarty Heritage Society says that from 1847, about 400 workers were involved in the property's construction.

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Ross and Cromarty Heritage Society said views of its page about Ardross increased significantly last January because of the US show.

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The record for the warmest Christmas Day in Scotland is 15.1C, which was reached in Dyce in 2011 as well as in Urquhart, Ross and Cromarty, in 2016.

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The record for the warmest Christmas day in Scotland is 15.1C which was reached in Dyce in 2011 as well as in Urquhart, Ross and Cromarty, in 2016.

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Mr Whiteford's wife, Joanie, the monarch's representative as Lord-Lieutenant of Ross and Cromarty, thinks Charles's love for Scotland is reciprocated.

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