OSMap: LR65
Type: 10 Marching Camps
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NGRef: NS8580 OSMap: LR65 Type: 10 Marching Camps |
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See Camelon (Central) | |
| N.G.REF | DIMENSIONS | AREA | DESCRIPTION |
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| Camelon Camp 1 | |||
| NS8580 | (168 x 60+ m) | (>2 ha) | Lying about ¼mile south-west of the Camelon fort, this camp, together with Camps #2 and #3 were all discovered on A.P.'s taken in the 1940's. (St. Joseph, 1951) |
| Lochlands 1, Camelon Camp 2 | |||
| NS8580 | ( x ? m) | ( ha) | This camp lies ½mile north of the fort close to Lochlands Farm. (St. Joseph, 1951) |
| Lochlands 2, Camelon Camp 3 | |||
| NS8580 | (c.46 x 41 m) | (c.0.75 ha) | This camp lies ½mile north of the fort to the south-west of the Lochlands Farm. (St. Joseph, 1951) |
| Carmuirs, Camelon Camp 4 | |||
| NS8580 | (118 x 101 m) | (4.75 ha) | Its discovery reported in 1958, this camp lies some ¾mile south-west of the fort. Gates have been noted in both the east and south sides. (St. Joseph, 1951) |
| Lochlands 3, Camelon Camp 5 | |||
| NS854812 | (? m) | (? ha) | This camp was discovered on A.P.'s by J.K. St. Joseph and first reported in 1977. |
| Three Bridges 1, Camelon Camp 6 | |||
| NS8580 | ( x m) | ( ha) | This camp lies to W of the Camelon fort at Three Bridges, and displays several construction phases. |
