British Fisheries Society

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The British Fisheries Society was an 18th–19th century organization established to develop and promote planned fishing communities and harbors around the coast of Scotland.

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instanceOf charitable organization
learned society
appliesToJurisdiction coast of Scotland
areaServed Scottish Highlands NERFINISHED
Scottish Islands NERFINISHED
basedOn planned town principles
country Great Britain NERFINISHED
dissolutionCause decline in profitability of its fishing settlements
transfer of responsibilities to other bodies
dissolved 19th century
field fisheries
maritime infrastructure
rural development
foundedBy British government supporters of fisheries
Scottish landowners interested in fisheries
hasActivity encouraging settlement of fishermen in remote areas
funding harbor construction
leasing land for fishing settlements
promoting herring fisheries
hasEffect creation of new coastal settlements in the Highlands and Islands
improvement of Scottish fishing infrastructure
headquartersLocation Edinburgh NERFINISHED
inception 1786
industry fishing industry
legalForm incorporated society
location Scotland
notableWork development of Lochbay
development of Pulteneytown
development of Stein in Skye
development of Tobermory
development of Ullapool
harbor works at Tobermory
harbor works at Wick
operatedInPeriod early 19th century
late 18th century
mid 19th century
purpose construction and improvement of fishing harbors
development of planned fishing communities
promotion of the British fisheries

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Ullapool foundedBy British Fisheries Society