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	Dufftown Area Main Page on Undiscovered Scotland
		Dufftown was a planned town, established in 1817, though its story as a settlement can be traced to at least the 700s, when Mortlach Church, one of the earliest religious sites in Scotland, was founded.
		It lies on the A939 south west of Dufftown, at a height of 345m, and is popular with visitors to the nearby Lecht ski resort.
		East from Dufftown is the town of Huntly, an attractive place of grey stone laid out in a grid pattern.
	www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk /areaduff/index.html (456 words)

	North East Scotland Information, Events & Business Directory - Planlocal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Dufftown or Balvenie as it was initially named is a small town in the Moray parish of Mortlach, 17 miles south of Elgin.
		Dufftown is laid out in the form of a crooked-armed cross with the towns Clock Tower which is an important attribute of the town being built in the 1830's originally the town jail, later becoming the borough chambers, it has now become a Tourist Information Centre.
		Dufftown today is an ideal location for fisherman to use the world famous salmon fisheries of Speyside and the rivers Dullan and Fiddich.
	www.planlocal.com /about/dufftown.asp (800 words)

	Dufftown Feature Page on Undiscovered Scotland
		Dufftown feels like the planned village it is. Its focus is the main square: quite literally as this is at the intersection of the roads running into and through Dufftown.
		Dufftown Museum, at 24 Fife Street, houses a collection of exhibits, much of which is related, unsurprisingly, to the history of distilling.
		Dufftown also lies at the end of a short spur linking it to the Speyside Way long distance footpath.
	www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk /dufftown/dufftown/index.html (539 words)

	The Keith & Dufftown Railway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Headquarters and western terminus of the Railway, Dufftown Station is located less than a mile from the town centre towards Elgin on the A941.
		Perhaps the most famous of Dufftown's exports is the Glenfiddich which is the only Highland Single Malt to be distilled, matured and bottled on one site.
		This is currently used for the storage of materials and rolling stock, and is dominated by the two grain silos formerly used for the transfer of grain from railway and road vehicles.
	www.keith-dufftown.org.uk /JourneyDufftown.html (581 words)

	A AWA review / presentation of Dufftown - Alternative Whisky Academy Presents / Reviews : Dufftown (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Despite the abundance of fresh water in the glen, there were disputes in the early years over water rights, some of which led to the nocturnal diversion and re-devision of local supplies.
		Highland single Scotch Whisky Dufftown distillery was established near Dufftown at the end of the C19th.
		Dufftown Distillery is a new and modern distillery.
	www.awa.dk /whisky/Dufftown (299 words)

	UISGE! Dufftown Distillery: All about it
		Dufftown distillery was not custom-built, however, being converted in 1896 from a meal-mill, and yet nothing jars in the apparent homogeneity of the exterior.
		Most of the adaptation was internal, of course, but the added-on pagoda roof looks as if it might have been in its position from the outset.
		Dufftown is used in Bell’s blends, including the brand-leader in the UK.
	www.uisge.com /wt/d/dufftown.html (236 words)

	UISGE! The Whisky Trails: Trail 4c (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Dufftown began to take shape from 1817 onwards, the idea of the local laird James Duff, the Earl of Fife, who felt that the men who returned from the Napoleonic Wars were entitled to have work.
		The Town House tower was built in 1836 and is now the Dufftown Museum and information bureau; it used to be the local jail.
		Dufftown thrived after the distillery-building Klondyke of the 1890s and someone came up with the idea that, in comparison with Rome which was built on seven hills, Dufftown was built on seven stills.
	www.uisge.com /wt/tr4c.html (248 words)

	The Keith & Dufftown Railway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The unit was moved to Dufftown in 1994 and is currently being used as a visitor centre pending restoration.
		It was secured from Booth's scrapyard in Rotherham for the Railway by members of The AC Locomotive Group, and moved to Dufftown on 14th June 2001.
		Moved to Dufftown on 24th January 1996 the vehicle was stored in the yard until February 1999 when it was used for the first crew training runs made by the KDR during February & March 2000.
	www.keith-dufftown.org.uk /Stock.html (2791 words)

	Keith and Dufftown Railway - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Keith and Dufftown Railway (“The Whisky Line”) is a Heritage railway running for 11 miles from Keith Town railway station to Dufftown via Drummuir.
		Originally part of the former Great North of Scotland Railway line which linked Aberdeen with Elgin, the line was latterly a freight-only branch for British Rail, truncated at Dufftown.
		Bo'ness and Kinneil - Caledonian - Keith and Dufftown - Leadhills and Wanlockhead - Isle of Mull - Royal Deeside - Scottish Industrial Rly.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Keith_and_Dufftown_Railway (386 words)

	Dufftown Travel Guide
		James Duff, the 4th Earl of Fife, founded Dufftown or Balvenie as it was initially named, in 1817, to give employment after the Napoleonic wars.
		To the south-west of Dufftown stands the magnificent Ben Rinnes, from which, on a clear day, can be seen over eight counties, from Caithness to the Cairngorms and from Bennachie to Ben Wyvis.
		Surrounded by seven malt whisky distilleries, Dufftown is the centre of the whisky industry.
	www.scottishholidays.net /visit/scotland-tour-grampian-dufftown.html (1119 words)

	Dufftown Highland Games - Welcome, Bienvenue, Wilkommen...
		Dufftown and District Games Ltd. is registered with the S.G.A. the S.O.B.H.D. and the S.A.F. Athletes who regard themselves as amateurs may take part without affecting their status.
		Dufftown employs several and is traditionally known as a massed band event.
		Dufftown has special prize money for the Champion of the Day and a beautiful silver rosebowl for the best Young Heavy under 25.
	www.dufftownhighlandgames.org /highland.html (556 words)

	Dufftown (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Dufftown parish derives from one of the oldest missions in Banffshire, comprising the Cabrach and its principal Mass-centre at Shenval which 18 th century priests nicknamed Siberia, and dreaded being sent there.
		In 1817 the modern town of Dufftown was laid out by the Earl of Fife from whom the Rev. George Gordon obtained land on which he erected the present Church in
		When in Dufftown, a visit should also be paid to Mortlach Church which is one of the oldest Churches in Scotland.
	www.scalan.co.uk /dufftown.htm (347 words)

	Dufftown Distillery : Whisky Magazine Directory
		We are working to resolve this problem as quickly as possible and expect to restore a full service in the next 24 hours.
		To be served with an apple and hazelnut crumble.
		With some Dufftowns you are glad when you've had enough.
	www.whiskymag.com /directory/detail/dufftown_distillery.6503.html (251 words)

	Bed and Breakfast, Braehead Villa, Dufftown, Scotland. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		DUFFTOWN is ideally placed for touring the North East of Scotland.
		Dufftown is a small town where everyone is made very welcome, there is a Ceilidh every week during the summer where the visitors can enjoy the evening, there are also musical evenings with the local musicians every week, usually on a Monday evening, entry is free and you can enjoy a drink from the bar.
		You will enjoy your stay, where many of our guests return year after year, your visit to Dufftown will be a memorable one.
	www.visit-dufftown-scotland.co.uk (573 words)

	The Mason Arms - Dufftown (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Mason Arms is a small family run village inn, located in Dufftown, the whisky capital of the world.
		Dufftown Golf Course is situated one mile from the Mason Arms.
		Guests are provided with their own keys and can come and go as they please.
	www.speyside.net /themasonarms (266 words)

	Towns & Villages - Detail
		Known as the World's Malt Whisky Capital and surrounded by breathtaking scenery, Dufftown offers a number of attractions from taking in a game of golf, to enjoying a dram in a distillery, to visiting a castle.
		The fresh air, the stunning scenery, excellent accommodation options and friendly hospitality - Dufftown is a place to visit.
		The Clock Tower in the centre of Dufftown was completed in 1839.
	www.agtb.org /4DACTION/WebActionTownsDetail/DUFF14 (195 words)

	Scotch Single Malt Whisky Distilleries in the Speyside, Dufftown District of the Highlands (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Scotch Single Malt Whisky Distilleries in the Speyside, Dufftown District of the Highlands
		Allt-a-bhainne was built in 1975 by Seagrams to supply whisky for the Chivas Regal blend.
		Dufftown (pronounced "duff-ton") has not been available in the US, though a 15-year-old is available in the UK as part of United Distillers' Flora and Fauna line.
	www.maltwhiskey.com /html/dufftown.htm (1960 words)

	DUFFTOWN - LoveToKnow Article on DUFFTOWN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Ben Rinnes (2755 ft.) and several other hills of lesser altitude all lie within a few miles of Dufftown.
		The place has become an important junction of the Great North of Scotland railway system.
		To properly cite this DUFFTOWN article in your work, copy the complete reference below:
	33.1911encyclopedia.org /D/DU/DUFFTOWN.htm (461 words)

	Speyside Footpaths Network Group
		The route offers mainly easy walking on low ground (a mixture of seashore, river valley, old railway and moorland) and is clearly waymarked throughout with the national LDR logo - a thistle in a hexagon.
		There is a whisky museum in Dufftown and Visitor Centres at most distilleries - visit the tourist office for more information.
		Fortunately this part of the track was not lifted enabling the Preservation Group, The Keith and Dufftown Railway Association, to eventually restore traffic on June 3rd 2000 between these stations during summer weekends.
	www.moray.gov.uk /moray_standard/page_44007.html (909 words)

	Dufftown Golf Club on The Malt Whisky Trail, Speyside, Scotland
		The new site has been in the pipeline for some time now and we aim to provide you with all the information you'll require to enable you to visit us and enjoy our course and surrounding area.
		Hopefully you will see why we are very proud of our course and you'll make a date to come for a round perhaps during your journey along the Malt Whisky Trail.
		Dufftown Golf Club is an 18 hole course set amongst the most breathtaking scenery in Speyside, the heart of the malt whisky country.
	www.dufftowngolfclub.com (412 words)

	DUFFTOWN MAIN PAGE
		Whether you know the north-east of Scotland or just thinking of visiting, we are sure you will find Dufftown and surrounding area a beautiful part of the Highlands with lots to see and do.
		It's the Malt Whisky Capital with distilleries in Dufftown and all around it, a perfect place for whisky enthusiasts.
		Or perhaps you are a native of Dufftown living abroad - if so, we hope this will let you see that it's alive and flourishing.
	www.dufftown.co.uk (126 words)

	Parkmore Holiday Cottages - Farmhouse - Keith - Highlands of Scotland
		Dufftown is situated in the North-East of Scotland 54 miles from Aberdeen and 58 miles from Inverness.
		Take the A9 North to Aviemore then take the A95 to just before Craigellachie where you take the A941 to Dufftown.
		At the Clock Tower turn left on the B9104 to Keith and Parkmore Farm is 11/2 miles along on the right hand side.
	www.scotlandby.com /parkmorecottages/pages/reach.htm (155 words)

	Dufftown Information Online - Classified advertisements for Dufftown, UK
		If you have any news or information related to Dufftown or would like an article to be published in Dufftown Information Online, fill in a simple form or send it to us and we will do the rest.
		Dufftown Information Online is part of the UK information network.
		Dufftown Information Online is an independent site and is not affiliated with, or officially sponsored by any local authority or tourist information centre based in Dufftown.
	www.britinfo.net /fp-B-BCM.htm (268 words)

	scotchwhisky.com's Highland Houseparty
		Seven whiskies to experience, including some at cask strength versions of Craigellachie from Scotts and Cadenheads, regular strength Imperial from Gordon and Macphail and Signatory, Glenrothes from Berry Brothers, Deerstalker from Aberfoyle and Knight and Leapfrog from Murray McDavid, with guest speaker David Stirk of Whisky Magazine.
		A Dufftown dram will be given to start the journey at Dufftown's restored station and a Keith dram will be poured at the other end for the return journey.
		Return journey starts from Dufftown station and returns from Drummuir Station taking in the Parkmore viaduct and picturesque Loch Park.(£4 per person) (Trains also run at 11am, 12noon and 4.30pm with tickets at £3).
	www.scotchwhisky.com /latest/houseparty_site2.html (1786 words)

	A Mortlach Scotch Whisky review by Alternative Whisky Academy, Mortlach Scotch Whisky information.
		North East Scotland - Dufftown - Sited at the junction of the A941 and B9014 on the eastern outskirts of Dufftown.
		The first of Dufftown's "seven stills" Founded by James Findlater.
		Situated at the junction of the A941 and B9014 on the eastern outskirts of Dufftown.
	www.awa.dk /whisky/mortlach (470 words)

	The Keith & Dufftown Railway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Keith and Dufftown Railway is an eleven mile line linking the World's Malt Whisky Capital, Dufftown, to the market town of Keith.
		The KDRA is a member of the Heritage Railway Association, and is supported by grand aid from the European Regional Development Fund (Objective 1).
		The Keith & Dufftown Railway Association does not necessarily sponsor, endorse or approve of any statements or information available in sites linked to from this website, nor do they accept responsibility for the content of those sites.
	www.keith-dufftown.org.uk (398 words)

	Dufftown - General Practice & Primary Care - University of Aberdeen
		Dufftown - General Practice and Primary Care - University of Aberdeen
		Dufftown is a post Napoleonic War planned town with a present population of about 1800 people.
		The main Industry in Dufftown is distilling the Malt Whiskey and allied occupations.
	www.abdn.ac.uk /general_practice/teaching/practice/dufftown.hti (216 words)

	Sharelook Dufftown (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		A Taste of Speyside Restaurant in Dufftown serving fish from the North Sea ports and local rivers, meat from the markets of Moray and Aberdeen-shire and game from the hills around.
		Dufftown Community Web Local information, including tourism, history, and the malt whisky trail.
		Dufftown Highland Games Sports, pipe bands, highland dancing - in the heart of Scotland's malt whisky country.
	www.sharelook.co.uk /scotland/moray/dufftown.html (143 words)

	Dufftown Golf Club
		Set on a steep hillside in an area famous for its whisky distilling, Dufftown golf course rewards the visitor with both a challenge and some of the most stunning views from any golf course in Scotland.
		The turf is in good condition for the altitude and exposure although a good degree of accuracy is required to hold some fairly severely sloping fairways.
		The sight of the distillery in the valley below may set even the most resolute teetotaller wishing for a wee dram here to steady his swing.
	www.golfingguides.net /Products/UK/Details.asp?ID=268&POSTCODEREF=AA55 (293 words)

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