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Cononish

Cononish proper noun: a river in Stirling council area, Scotland, which becomes the River Fillan, then the River Dochart, before flowing into Loch Tay.

cononish: a river in Stirling council area, Scotland, which becomes the River Fillan, then the River Dochart,...
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Proper noun

Cononish

  1. A river in Stirling council area, Scotland, which becomes the River Fillan, then the River Dochart, before flowing into Loch Tay.
    • The Scottish Region is carrying out repairs to Coninish Viaduct, a four-span masonry arch structure, situated between Crianlarich Lower and Tyndrum Lower, carrying the single-line Callander & Oban branch over the River Cononish.1959 July, “Notes and News: Repairs to Cononish Viaduct”, in Railway Magazine, page 501

Questions about Cononish

What does Cononish mean?
Cononish means a river in Stirling council area, Scotland, which becomes the River Fillan, then the River Dochart, before flowing into Loch Tay.
What part of speech is Cononish?
Cononish is a proper noun.

Words near Cononish in the dictionary

  1. conominee
  2. conominees
  3. Conon
  4. Conon Bridge
  5. Cononie
  6. Cononish
  7. Cononley
  8. Conop
  9. conopea
  10. conopeptide
  11. conopeptides

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