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Havoc Hole (cave)

This cave, also known as Wallace's Cave, Dumbarton Cave, or Havock Hole (the authentic older spelling), is a feature of a raised beach, about 450 metres from the present-day Clyde shoreline at Havoc, Dumbarton. The area takes its name from Havock, a farmstead which was located at NS37937541, close to the shore. See a Geograph article Link for more on the cave.
by Lairich Rig

Created: Sat, 21 Nov 2009, Updated: Mon, 1 Apr 2019


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NS3875 : Havoc Hole by Lairich Rig
2015
NS3875 : Remnants of a sea cave by Lairich Rig
2015
NS3875 : Havoc Hole by Lairich Rig
2015
NS3875 : Havoc Hole by Lairich Rig
2011
NS3875 : Remnants of a sea cave by Lairich Rig
2011
NS3875 : Havoc Hole by Lairich Rig
2008
NS3875 : Havoc Hole by Lairich Rig
2008


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