A probable fan-shaped multiple stone row known only from place-name evidence. Druim na Ceud means the Ridge of the Hundred and it is said that there were once 100 small grave stones on this hillside, purportedly raised after the 15th century battle of Ruaig Haunsaid. It is much more likely that they represented the site of a multiple stone row.
Location
| Scotland | Caithness | Northern Scotland | ND 00200 66100 |
| Lat 58.57152804 Long -3.717608459 | |||
Map showing location of Druim na Ceud stone row.
Characteristics
| Type: Not known | Length: ?m |
| No. of stones: ? | Size of stones: Only small |
| Orientation: ?° | Altitude: 48m |
| Upper end: – | Lower end: – |
| Straight (Yes or No) : | Sea View: Yes |
| Context: Stone alignment | |
| Notes: | |
Other Information
| Public Access: Yes |
| Land Status: |
| Scheduled Ancient Monument: No |
Online Resources
Timeline
VISITED:- Not visited
FIRST PUBLISHED:- 13th February 2016
LAST UPDATED:- 27th March 2018
The Stone Rows of Great Britain 