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Strathearn

valley, Scotland, United Kingdom
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Strathearn is a picturesque and fertile valley in Scotland, United Kingdom, through which the River Earn flows. The valley is known for its attractive landscape and includes the health resorts of Crieff and Bridge of Earn, as well as numerous historical ruins. The River Earn itself is a significant fishing stream, eventually joining the River Tay. The region is part of Perth and Kinross council area.1

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  1. Earn
  2. Atholl
  3. Scotland - Relief of Scotland
  4. Scotland - Medieval economy and society

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