Tomintoul

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Tomintoul is a small Highland village in northeastern Scotland, often noted as one of the highest settlements in the Scottish Highlands and a gateway to the Cairngorms.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human settlement
village
category Highland villages in Scotland
Villages in Moray
Villages in the Cairngorms National Park
climate cool maritime climate
country Scotland
distanceTo approximately 14 miles south of Grantown-on-Spey
approximately 45 miles southeast of Inverness
economy tourism
whisky-related tourism
elevation approximately 345 metres above sea level
foundedIn 18th century
governingCouncilArea Moray Council NERFINISHED
hasAmenity hotels and guesthouses
shops and cafes
village square
hasDialCode 01807
hasMainStreet The Square NERFINISHED
hasNearbyWhiskyDistillery Tomintoul Distillery NERFINISHED
hasPostcodeDistrict AB37
hasPostTown BALLINDALLOCH NERFINISHED
historicalLanguage Scottish Gaelic NERFINISHED
knownFor being one of the highest villages in the Scottish Highlands
gateway to the Cairngorms
laidOutBy Alexander Gordon 4th Duke of Gordon NERFINISHED
language English
locatedIn Highland region of Scotland NERFINISHED
Moray NERFINISHED
Strath Avon NERFINISHED
United Kingdom
northeastern Scotland
locatedOn River Avon NERFINISHED
near Cairngorm Mountains NERFINISHED
Glenlivet Estate NERFINISHED
Lecht ski area NERFINISHED
parliamentaryConstituency Moray (Scottish Parliament) NERFINISHED
Moray (UK Parliament) NERFINISHED
partOf Cairngorms National Park NERFINISHED
region Highlands NERFINISHED
touristAttraction scenic Highland landscape
walking and hiking routes
wildlife watching
traditionalCounty Banffshire NERFINISHED
transport located on the A939 road

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Banffshire, Scotland containsSettlement Tomintoul
subject surface form: Banffshire
Speyside hasNotableDistillery Tomintoul