Building record MAB38724 - DRONNER'S DYKE

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Summary

Remains of drainage operations.

Protected Status/Designation

  • None recorded

Map

Location

Grid reference Centred NO 6934 5776 (1311m by 169m) Linear Feature - Point
Map sheet NO65NE
Civil Parish Montrose
Authority Angus

Type and Period (1)

Full Description

Remains of drainage operations. Dronner's Dyke was a long, piled construction built in 1677 by Dronner, a Dutch engineer, but shortly afterwards destroyed in a storm. Its purpose was to facilitate the draining of the Basin and the reclaiming of circa 2,000 acres of land. At low tides the remains are partly visible. The name is sometimes corrupted to Drainer's or Drainner's Dyke.


OSA, 1791-9, [Untitled], Vol. 5, 26 (Bibliographic reference). SAB9591.

Cumming, G, 1843, [Untitled], 84 (Bibliographic reference). SAB11813.

Jervise, A, 1861, [Untitled], 61 (Bibliographic reference). SAB12115.

RCAHMS, 1978, [Untitled], 32, no. 269 (Bibliographic reference). SAB7775.

WHITE, H, 2012, MONTROSE BASIN SURVEY 1999-2012 (Bibliographic reference). SAB2127.

Sep 15 2000 , AAS/00/13/CT151-53, AAS/00/13/CT151-53 (Air-oblique Photograph). SAB28426.

Other Statuses/References

  • Authority: ANG;
  • NMR Card Number: NO65NE15;
  • NRHE Numlink: 35666;
  • Old Historic Environment Record Ref: NO65NE0015;

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Sources/Archives (6)

  • --- Bibliographic reference: Cumming, G. 1843. [Untitled]. 84.
  • --- Bibliographic reference: Jervise, A. 1861. [Untitled]. 61.
  • --- Bibliographic reference: WHITE, H. 2012. MONTROSE BASIN SURVEY 1999-2012.
  • --- Air-oblique Photograph: Sep 15 2000 . AAS/00/13/CT151-53. Colour Transparency. AAS/00/13/CT151-53.
  • --- Bibliographic reference: RCAHMS. 1978. [Untitled]. 32, no. 269.
  • --- Bibliographic reference: OSA. 1791-9. [Untitled]. Vol. 5, 26.

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Record last edited

Aug 23 2022 3:48PM

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