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Forts on Mull

Most of the forts on Mull are generally small in size , the largest is the promontory fort at Sloc a' Mhuilt which has an area of 2.47 acres. The main defence is usually a single stoutly built stone wall with a thickness ranging from 2 - 5 metres. This is often protected by minor outworks in the form of lengths of walling. Forts are usually situated on small islands, low hills and knolls, rocky crags and at the end of coastal and inland promontories where steep, sometimes almost vertical rock faces restrict the access.

Below is an alphabetical list of the known forts on Mull and where the name is underlined, then more detailed information is available including images. Click to go to the link. Please check back soon for further information as this is a new web page and will be updated during 2008.

Cillchriosd
Creag a'Chaisteil
Dun an Fheurain
Dun Ban, Mingary

Dun Breac, Ardvergnish
Dun Eiphinn, Gometra
Dun Guaire
Dun Haunn
Dun Mor, Oskamull
Dun na Muirgheidh
Eilean nan Damh
Eilean nan Gobhar
Mingary Fort (also known as Dun Sgaillean)
Ormaig, Ulva
Poit na h-I
Rubha nan Oirean
Salen
Sloc a' Bhodaich
Sloc a' Mhuilt
Torr a' Chlachain
Torr Aint
Torr a' Mhanaich



 

 
   

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