Chap. VIII.

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Cullen, is another port in Banffshire , to the west of which the river Spey enters theocean, and forms the north-western boundary to the country. The harbour was by nomeans convenient until the construction of the jetty, which is 250 feet in length.

Fig . 3i>l.

Cl'LLEN HARBOUR.

Fortrose is at the entrance of the bay, opposite to Fort George, and stands upon theMoray Frith, which, at the south-western point, is exceedingly narrow: after passing the

FORTROSE HARBOUR.