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     • Upland glaciated landscapes across Scotland are used to capture and store water for the use of Scottish people.
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   Why should you visit Angus Glens?

   • The atmospheric and unspoilt Angus Glens offer superb walking amongst the beautiful moorland colours and the scents of heather and grasses. The Angus Glens include ten ‘Munros’ (mountains over 3,000 feet), and miles of narrow twisting roads, great for cyclists, drivers, hill walkers and nature lovers alike.

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   What to do in Angus Glens?

   • The Angus Glens include ten ‘Munros’ (mountains over 3,000 feet), and miles of narrow twisting roads, great for cyclists, drivers, hill walkers and nature lovers alike. Take a look at the things to see and do in the Angus Glens and the surrounding area, and enjoy your visit. Corrie Fee, Glen Doll, Angus. Scotland

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   What are the Angus Glens?

   • Arguably the most beautiful of the Angus Glens is Glen Clova (north of Kirriemuir). At the head of Glen Clova is Glen Doll, where ancient roads and footpaths take you into the heart of Scotland’s Cairngorm Mountains. The less well-known Glens are also a delight.

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   What are the Five Glens of Angus?

   • The Five Glens of Angus are the five Highland glens located in the western portion of the Angus region of Scotland. The five glens from westernmost to easternmost are:

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   What is Angus known for?

   • This part of Angus offers a landscape of contrasts. The fertile vale of Strathmore is wide and fertile, with some of Scotland's most productive arable farmland; the area is also known for growing soft fruits.

   Angus Glens, Forfar and Kirriemuir - Walkhighlands

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   Where is Mount Angus located?

   • A mountain located on the border of Angus and Perth and Kinross… A headstream of the West Water in the southern Grampians, the Water… Located in the south-west corner of the Mounth plateau in Angus, Glas… A hill within the Braes of Angus, Cat Law rises to 671m…

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3. visitangus.com › explore-towns-villages-and-glensExplore The Angus Glens - Visit Angus

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   The atmospheric and unspoilt Angus Glens offer superb walking amongst the beautiful moorland colours and the scents of heather and grasses. The Angus Glens include ten ‘Munros’ (mountains over 3,000 feet), and miles of narrow twisting roads, great for cyclists, drivers, hill walkers and nature lovers alike.

   • Glen Lethnot

     Glen Lethnot is the smallest and perhaps the least well...

   • Glen Esk

     At almost 15 miles long, Glen Esk is the longest of the...

   • Glen Prosen

     A glen in the southern Grampians, Glen Prosen occupies the...

   • Glen Clova

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     Angus estate's bid to transform former glens primary school into house

     An empty Angus glens primary school is set to come back into use as part of a local sporting estate. The last pupils left Lethnot Primary ...

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5. forestryandland.gov.scot › angus-glens-frequentlyAngus Glens - frequently asked questions - Forestry and Land ...

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   How are the estate buildings being used? We are pursuing promising opportunities with the wider community and businesses to put the built assets to sustainable use, creating new jobs, exciting partnerships, and providing an income for FLS.

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7. storymaps.arcgis.com › stories › 68d4e50c6b6a4528b9aAn Introduction to the Angus Glens - ArcGIS StoryMaps

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   4 August 2021. The Angus Glens are a great example of an upland glaciated landscape. For National 4 and 5 Geography you need to understand the features of an upland glaciated landscape and how the landscape is used today. Use this StoryMap to explore the Angus Glens and to get an understanding for some of the main land uses found there. 01 / 07.

8. storymaps.arcgis.com › stories › 59c23c0881bb44249Land Use in the Angus Glens - ArcGIS StoryMaps

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   Aug 24, 2021 · The Angus Glens offer a range of land uses - many of these are determined by the upland glaciated landscape, where the relief (shape of the land) and climate causes some challenges for using the land, but also provides some opportunities.

9. visitangus.com › things-to-see-and-do-in-the-angusThings to see and do in the Angus Glens | Visit Angus

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   The Angus Glens include ten ‘Munros’ (mountains over 3,000 feet), and miles of narrow twisting roads, great for cyclists, drivers, hill walkers and nature lovers alike. Take a look at the things to see and do in the Angus Glens and the surrounding area, and enjoy your visit.

10. www.walkhighlands.co.uk › angus › angus-glensAngus Glens, Forfar and Kirriemuir - Walkhighlands

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    This wild land is penetrated by a series of glens of varied character - the Angus Glens. Glen Clova is the best known, steep-sided and majestic, whilst Glen Esk in the east is long and enchanting. To the west are Glen Prosen and Glen Isla - less visited perhaps but equally deserving of an exploration on foot.

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    The Five Glens of Angus are the five Highland glens located in the western portion of the Angus region of Scotland. The five glens from westernmost to easternmost are: Glen Isla. Glen Prosen. Glen Clova.