Place:Perthshire, Scotland

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Name	Perthshire
Alt names	Perth	source: FHLC
	Siorrachd Pheairt	source: Wikipedia
Type	Traditional county
Coordinates	56.52°N 3.95°W
Located in	Scotland ( - 1975)
See also	Tayside, Scotland	administrative region including Perthshire existed 1975-1996
	Perth and Kinross, Scotland	unitary council area covering Perthshire since 1996

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District: Breadalbane ( - 1975 )
Geographical feature: Carse of Gowrie ( - 1975 )
Historical region: Atholl
Inhabited place: Aberfeldy ( - 1975 ); Abernethy ( - 1975 ); Alyth ( - 1975 ); Blackford ( - 1975 ); Blairgowrie ( - 1975 ); Cargill ( - 1975 ); Coupar Angus ( - 1975 ); Foss ( - 1975 ); Fowlis Wester ( - 1975 ); Inchture ( - 1975 ); Kenmore ( - 1975 ); Kinfauns ( - 1975 ); Kinloch ( - 1975 ); Meigle ( - 1975 ); Methven ( 500 - 1975 ); Monzie ( - 1975 ); Muthill ( - 1975 ); Perth ( - 1975 ); Rattray ( - 1975 ); Saint Fillans ( - 1975 ); Scone ( - 1975 ); Stanley ( - 1975 ); Struan; Tibbermore ( - 1975 )
Parish: Arngask ( - 1975 ); Auchterarder ( - 1975 ); Auchtergaven ( - 1975 ); Blair Atholl ( - 1975 ); Callander ( - 1975 ); Caputh ( - 1975 ); Collace ( - 1975 ); Comrie ( - 1975 ); Crieff ( - 1975 ); Culross ( - 1891 ); Dron ( - 1975 ); Dunbarny ( - 1975 ); Dunblane ( - 1975 ); Dunkeld and Dowally ( - 1975 ); Fossoway ( - 1891 ); Fowlis Easter ( - 1891 ); Fowlis Wester ( - 1975 ); Gask; Kirkmichael ( - 1975 ); Lecropt ( 1891 - 1975 ); Little Dunkeld ( - 1975 ); Tulliallan ( - 1891 )
Unknown: Aberdalgie ( - 1975 ); Aberfoyle ( - 1975 ); Abernyte ( - 1975 ); Ardoch ( - 1975 ); Balquhidder ( - 1975 ); Bendochy ( - 1975 ); Clunie ( - 1975 ); Craigend ( - 1975 ); Deanston ( - 1975 ); Doune ( - 1975 ); Dull ( - 1975 ); Dunning ( - 1975 ); Errol ( - 1975 ); Forgandenny ( - 1975 ); Forteviot ( - 1975 ); Fortingall ( - 1975 ); Glendevon ( - 1975 ); Glenlyon ( - 1975 ); Glenshee ( - 1975 ); Killin ( - 1975 ); Kilmadock ( - 1975 ); Kilspindie ( - 1975 ); Kincardine ( - 1975 ); Kinclaven ( - 1975 ); Kinkell ( - 1975 ); Kinlochrannoch ( - 1975 ); Kinnaird ( - 1975 ); Kinnoull ( - 1975 ); Lethendy ( - 1975 ); Logierait ( - 1975 ); Longforgan ( - 1975 ); Madderty ( - 1975 ); Moneydie ( - 1975 ); Monzievaird and Strowan ( - 1975 ); Moulin ( - 1975 ); Muckhart ( - 1975 ); Persie ( - 1975 ); Port of Monteith ( - 1975 ); Redgorton ( - 1975 ); Rhynd ( - 1975 ); St. Madoes ( - 1975 ); St. Martins ( - 1975 ); Strathfillan ( - 1975 ); Tenandry ( - 1975 ); Trinity-Gask ( - 1975 ); Weem ( - 1975 )

the text in this section is copied from an article in Wikipedia

Perthshire, officially the County of Perth, is a registration county in central Scotland. It extends from Strathmore in the east, to the Pass of Drumochter in the north, Rannoch Moor and Ben Lui in the west, and Aberfoyle in the south. It was a local government county from 1890 to 1930.

Perthshire was known as the "big county" and had a wide variety of landscapes, from the rich agricultural straths in the east, to the high mountains of the southern Highlands.

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