Hatton in Angus, Scotland

Hatton in Angus is a farmyard. Hatton also exists in Moray, Fife and Perth and Kinross.

Land Use: farmyard

Roads nearby

The Commercial, Monifieth, Glamis Road

The Newtyle Garage, Red Lion Caravan Park, Red Lion, Ice Cream Bar, HomeBargain Bus Stop, Asda, Newtyle Church, Glamis Village, Glamis School, Mary Countess Way, Kerr's Miniature Railway, Elliot Caravan Park

J. Pirie & Son, Mechanics Institute, Brechin Town House Museum, Dino's Kebab House, Dalhousie Street, Church Street, Church Street at Aboukir Hotel

Kirkton of Newtyle, Park View, Kirkton Shops, Cairnie Loan, Aikman Road, Millfield Kitchens & Chinese Takeaway, Primary School, Kirkton of Airlie, Grange of Airlie, Kirkton Road, Hunter Road, East Kirkton Road

School Wynd, Birkhill Inn, Sidlaw Gardens, Post Office, Edward Place, Dronley Road, Post Box Road, Five Mile House Post Office, Davidsons Chemists

Fauldiehill, Fauldiehill Grange, Hallacre, Davidston Cottage, Bonnyton, Westwood

1,8 km

Abandoned railways nearby

Newtyle Goods Branch

750 m

Dundee & Newtyle Railway

1,6 km

Body of waters nearby

Hunkrum Dubs

1,6 km

Buildings nearby

Former Newtyle Railway Station

500 m

Newtyle Telephone Exchange

Castles nearby

Hatton Castle

150 m

Community centres nearby

Farmyards nearby

Forests nearby

Houses nearby

East Kinpurney

1,4 km

Places of worship nearby

Newtyle Parish Church

750 m

Playgrounds nearby

Newtyle Park Play Space

800 m

Post offices nearby

Newtyle Post Office & Village Store

750 m

Quarries nearby

Burnside Quarry (disused)

900 m

Recreation grounds nearby

Newtyle Park

750 m

Sports pitches nearby

Newtyle Bowling Club

750 m

Streams nearby

Valleies nearby

Glack of Newtyle

500 m

	Cycle path
	Cycle lane on road
	Cycling on bus lane
	Bicycle street
	Cyclists allowed
	Cyclists allowed, good surface
	No cycling
	Cobblestones

	Long-distance cycle route	(depending on scale)
	Long-distance cycle route	(depending on scale)

	Long-distance hiking trail	(depending on scale)
	Long-distance hiking trail	(depending on scale)
	No pedestrians