2004 A3 LOCH EARN FROM LOCHEARNHEAD MODEL AIRPLANES 2
Loch
Earn, Perthshire. In the west of Strathearn lies the stretch of water
known as Loch Earn. The deepest part (87m) is located near the western
end. It is 10.5 km from east to west and at it's widest is 0.8 km. Lochearnhead
is situated at its western end of the Loch and St. Fillans village at
the eastern. From here the River Earn flows east out of the Loch, down
through Strathearn and joins the River Tay Estuary 75 km away. The Loch
basin was dug out by the enormous erosional power of ice during the glacial
periods of the last 2million years.
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