Ardtun

Ardtun

Location within Argyll and Bute

Ardtun (Scottish Gaelic: Àird Tunna) is a settlement on the Isle of Mull, in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. Ardtun is within the parish of Kilfinichen and Kilvickeon.^[1]

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Wikimedia Commons has media related to Ardtun.

• Knockan - The House that Black built (archive.org) - A detailed linear case study of one Ardtun family from before the Highland Clearances to the present day.

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Isle of Mull

Main settlements

• Tobermory
• Bunessan
• Craignure
• Dervaig
• Fionnphort
• Salen

Smaller settlements

• Achleck
• Ardalanish
• Ardtun
• Aridhglas
• Calgary
• Croggan
• Fishnish
• Gruline
• Kintra
• Knockan
• Lochbuie
• Lochdon
• Pennyghael
• Tiroran
• Uisken
• Ulva Ferry

Geographical features

• Ardmeanach
• Beinn Talaidh
• Ben Buie
• Ben More
• Camas Tuath
• Carsaig Arches
• Carsaig Bay
• Dùn da Ghaoithe
• Eas na Dabhaich
• Loch Bà
• Loch Buie
• Loch Don
• Loch Frisa
• Loch Tuath
• Loch na Keal
• Loch Scridain
• Loch Spelve
• Ross of Mull
• Sound of Mull

History and architecture

• Calgary Castle
• Duart Castle
• Dùn Ara
• Glengorm Castle
• Knocknafenaig
• Lochdon Free Church
• Maclean of Duart
• Moy Castle
• Shiaba
• St Kenneth's Chapel
• Suidhe
• Torosay Castle

Local culture and economy

• Balamory
• Camas Tuath
• Colin MacIntyre
• Isle of Mull Railway
• Mull Little Theatre
• Tobermory Single Malt
• Ulva in literature

Surrounding islands

• Calve Island
• Dubh Artach
• Eorsa
• Erraid
• Gometra
• Inch Kenneth
• Iona
• Little Colonsay
• Samalan Island
• Skerryvore
• Staffa
• Torran Rocks
• Treshnish Isles
• Ulva

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