Dingwall

Dingwall ( schott Gael. Inbhir Pheofharain ) is a small town with about 4,910 inhabitants ( 2004 estimate ) in the Highlands in the north -east of Scotland. It lies on the Cromarty Firth.

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In Dingwall there was once a North Sea harbor. Due to silting the place is now, however, just inland.

The train station of Dingwall is a separation station where the Kyle of Lochalsh Line branches off from the Far North Line. Here sits the management for both routes. In the station of Dingwall a plaque attached that indicates that here 134 864 sailors and soldiers were supplied with tea in the First World War.

Sports

The Ross County FC, since the 2012/13 season a member of the highest Scottish League in football ( Scottish Premier League), plays its home games from Dingwall.