Crossword-Solution: ALNESS 6 letters, 2 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 6

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ALNESS anagram ANSELS, LASSEN, SENSAL

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SCOTTISH river 54 answers
SCOTTISH city/town 68 answers
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Hint 1 meaning
The superficial contents of any figure; the surface included within any given lines; superficial extent; as, the area of a square or a triangle.
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They lie so closely piled along the course of the river Alness, about half a mile above the village, that it is with difficulty the waters, when in flood, can force their passage through.
The Cruise of the Betsey Hugh Miller 2009
The little village of Alness has a splendid Working Men's Club, furnished with everything requisite for pleasure and profit--smoking-room, billiard-room, and reading-room.
Literary Tours in The Highlands and Islands of Scotland Daniel Turner Holmes 2009
Donald, who carried the entire parish with him, continued to cling to the National Church for nearly ten years after, much befriended by one of the most eminent and influential divines of the north--Fraser of Alness--the author of a volume on Sanctification, still regarded as a standard work by Scottish theologians.
My Schools and Schoolmasters Hugh Miller 2009
Mackilligen of Alness, Hogg of Kiltearn, and the Rosses of Tain and Kincardine, had been incarcerated in its dungeons; and, when labouring in the Cromarty quarries in early spring, I used to know that it was time to gather up my tools for the evening, when I saw the sun resting over the high-lying farm which formed the patrimony of another of its better-known victims--young Fraser of Brea.
My Schools and Schoolmasters Hugh Miller 2009
Columba's holy wells were very numerous, for an old Irish record relates of him: "He blessed three hundred wells which were constant." In Scotland they are to be traced at Birse (Aberdeenshire), Alvah and Portsoy (Banffshire), Invermoriston (Inverness-shire), Calaverock (Forfarshire), Cambusnethan (Lanarkshire), Alness (Ross-shire), Kirkholm (Wigtonshire), and on the islands of Garvelloch, Eigg and Iona.
A Calendar of Scottish Saints Michael Barrett 2010