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Bar
Hill Fort
Half a mile east of Twechar, signposted from village, 64 NS 714
762-706 740
Bar Hill was the highest fort on the Antonine wall
and the site for a headquarters. In front of the Fort
runs a section of ditch.
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Bearsden
Bathhouse
On Roman Road, Bearsden
One of the bathhouses and latrines the Romans constructed to service
the troops of the Antonine Wall.
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Croy
Hill
Between Croy and Dullatur,
64 NS 739 769-725 762
Ditch and beacon platforms on west side of hill. Unfortunately hardly
a trace of the fort on Croy Hill can be seen.
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Watling
Lodge
In Falkirk, signposted from
A9, 65 NS 866 798-863 798
This is the best surviving section of the Antonine Wall’s ditch.
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Castlecary
East of Castlecary village on
B816, 65 NS 790 783
The remains of an Antonine fort.
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Dullatur
Half a mile east of Dullatur, 64 NS 751 772-756 773 Tollpark and
Garnhall West of Castlecary, 64 NS 793 781-769 777
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Rough
Castle
Signposted at Bonnybridge, one mile east, 65 NS 835
798-845 799
Rough Castle is the best preserved section of the Antonine Wall. Complete
with rampart and ditch as well as the remains of one of the wall’s
forts and a stretch of the military way, the road that ran behind
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Seabegs
Wood
One mile west of Bonnybridge,
65 NS 798-811 792
A section of the Antonine Wall’s rampart and ditch with the
military way that ran behind the wall.
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