2016
NS4377 : Black Craig
taken 10 years ago, 3 km from Milton, West Dunbartonshire, Scotland
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Black Craig
The feature is named on the 1:25000 map. For a view in the opposite direction from roughly the same point, see NS4377 : Black Craig.
In this view from directly in front of the outcrop, the course of the Overtoun Burn can be seen on the left, at the foot of the slope, and Dumbarton Rock is also visible on the near shore of the Clyde.
See NS4377 : Black Craig for a much more detailed description of the use of the name Black Craig on early maps. For a close view of a fresh, unweathered surface, see NS4377 : Black Craig: detail.
Click on the end-note title for other views, close or distant, of Black Craig.
In this view from directly in front of the outcrop, the course of the Overtoun Burn can be seen on the left, at the foot of the slope, and Dumbarton Rock is also visible on the near shore of the Clyde.
See NS4377 : Black Craig for a much more detailed description of the use of the name Black Craig on early maps. For a close view of a fresh, unweathered surface, see NS4377 : Black Craig: detail.
Click on the end-note title for other views, close or distant, of Black Craig.
Black Craig
A prominent outcrop, about 150 metres in length, of dark reddish-grey sandstone, situated at the top of a steep slope on the northern side of the glen of the Overtoun Burn. The outcrop is named "Black Craig" on an early-nineteenth-century "Plan of Dumbarton Muir", which was one of the authorities for the names on the earliest OS maps of this area.
