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Airlie Monument

A memorial of North Central Angus, the Airlie Monument lies high on Tulloch Hill(387m / 1269 feet) between the ends of Glen Prosen and Glen Clova, 5 miles (8 km) north of Kirriemuir. The monument was built in 1901 in honour of David Ogilvy, the 9th Earl of Airlie (1856 - 1900) who was killed in South Africa at the Battle of Diamond Hill during the Boer War. It is based on a tower from the Earl's home, Airlie Castle. Balmashanner Hill War Memorial, located to the southof Forfar, is similar.

Clova Castle

Castles, Forts & Historic Houses

The ruined remnant of a 16th century tower house, Clova Castle lies on a bluff just to the northwest of the settlement of Clova overlooking the River South Esk. Once a property of the Ogilvy family, only part of a stair-tower remains.

Corrie Fee National Nature Reserve

Country Parks, Nature Reserves & Wildlife Centres

Kirriemuir
Internationally important reserve located at top of Glen Clova.
www.snh.org.uk/scottish/taysclack/CFnnr.asp