- The Tump, Creag nam Fiadh, was located at the south end of the Coigach Peninsula. I left my vehicle in the car park north of Blughasary, accessed along a minor...
- Tenant Genealogy of Coigach Crofts, Scotland, 1800-1900. ... Subscribe. Subscribed. Coigach Lines. Sign me up. Already have a WordPress.com account?
- Settlements along the coast around Coigach and the north west Highlands indicate there have been people living, fishing and farming here for thousands of years.
- ‘Coigach’, seen in the photo above, was used as the Committee Boat for the Mylne Regatta in Scotland in 2009.
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- The Coigach is a part of Gaelic-speaking, Western Scotland that until recent times was comparatively inaccessible.
- Coigach & Assynt Living Landscape is a unique community partnership project which aims to bring environmental and economic benefits to the Coigach and Assynt...
- Coigach & Assynt Living Landscape (CALL) is one of the largest landscape-scale restoration projects in Europe, covering 635 square kilometres…
- A successful return to competition for Coigach Rowing at Ullapool this weekend. Silver in the mixed 40+ yesterday followed by Gold in the Men's Open today.
- Learn about Coigach’s journey across the planet in the last 3 billion years and how it has been shaped in deserts, floods and under ice.