The small telecommunications hut from the WNW
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The edifice at the ESE end of the long building platform (NS 54353 77169), which was originally covered with concrete slabs
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Oblique aerial view centred on the remains of the anti-aircraft battery, taken from the NE.
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View from the S of the sunken, brick-lined concrete track emerging from the entrance near the NNW corner of the command post
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The footings of a cement-skimmed, gable-ended building with a central entrance (NS 54340 77148) on a terrace E of the track
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An iron loop at the NE corner of the radar block
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The broad entrance at the NNW corner of the command post from the NW
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The SSW façade of the radar block with the central entrance
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Oblique aerial view centred on the remains of the anti-aircraft battery, taken from the SW.
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Oblique aerial view centred on the remains of the anti-aircraft battery, taken from the SSW.
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Oblique aerial view centred on the remains of the anti-aircraft battery, taken from the NE.
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The holdfast in the NNE gun-pit from the ESE with an ammunition locker (behind) and the entrance to the crew shelter (right)
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Oblique aerial view of Mugdock Wood anti aircraft battery, looking SW.
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Oblique aerial view centred on the remains of the anti-aircraft battery, taken from the SW.
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Oblique aerial view centred on the remains of the anti-aircraft battery, taken from the SSE.
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The rectangular cistern from the SE
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The rear of the radar block from the NNE
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Two heavily grass-grown building platforms (NS 54246 77126, NS 54265 77123) from the W, with the tiers of terraces supporting other buildings rising in the background
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View from the SE of the upstanding brick and concrete structure (NS 54352 77171) bridging a gap between two long Nissen hut platforms
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Oblique aerial view centred on the remains of the anti-aircraft battery, taken from the SE.
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The loops below the flat roof on the ESE side of the radar block
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The radar block from the SE
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View from the NNE of the plotting room inside the command post, with the later sheep run to the left
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View from the SSW of the entrance to the sheep run set against the ESE wall of the plotting room
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Organisation: Historic Environment Scotland (HES)
Alternative name(s): N14; N9; Clyde Aa Defences; Mugdock Castle
Canmore ID: 105603
Site type: Anti Aircraft Battery (20th Century)
County: Stirlingshire
Parish: Strathblane (stirling)
Council: Stirling