Dalbeattie Domain & Southern Uplands Server

Dalbeattie Town Website
Introduction Dalbeattie Maps Where to Stay(bldg) Where To Eat(bldg)	Dalbeattie Business Index		Town History Views of Galloway Wildlife Index Useful Links
Attractions of South West Scotland		Golf Links In Dumfries & Galloway
Enquiries about Family History in Dumfries & Galloway

Southern Uplands Feature Sites
Groundbase Ltd. development finance	Moffat Town : Link to Official Website and Server	Creetown : Link to Official Website and Server	Craigadam Deerstalking Holidays	Quality Farmhouse Holidays

Plumed Horse Restaurant	Low Kirkbride B&B and Activity Holidays	Changemasters Management Training consultants	Thistle Inn Crossmichael	Lochinvar Hotel Dalry	Damhead Boarding Kennels & Cattery

Dalbeattie Feature Sites
Jas.P.Wilson Forestry Websites	Galloway Glass, engravers	Freckles Bridal & Beauty Salon	Pheasant Hotel	Legend Personal Computers

Carsethorn Community Website
	Steamboat Inn B&B Carsethorn	Carsethorn - Historic Emigrant Port	Safety Advisory Services (Scotland) Ltd.

Southern Upland Way Server
	Southern Upland Way : Link to Official Website and Server	Link to Clachan Inn B&B Dalry and Case Sports	Balyett Farm B&B & Hostel	Bankfield Farm B&B Glenluce

Moffat Town Feature Sites :
	Hartfell House, Moffat	Elliott Services Printing and Design	Well Road Centre, Moffat

Titanic, Charity & Information Sites :
Murdoch of the 'Titanic'	Stuart Williamson 'Titanic' artist	Solway Harvester Appeal Fund	Kippford Millenium Cross	Hazelnut Ideas teaching at home	Royal Observer Corps History

Welcome to Dalbeattie

The town of Dalbeattie was founded in 1793 as a mill town, a port and a granite quarrying centre. It has still got its Craignair Hill quarry, but now makes most of its income from tourism and service industries. Visitors to Dumfries and Galloway (south west Scotland) are invited to try our town for themselves. It looks beautiful in any kind of weather and we offer a warm welcome.

The Downy Birch (Betula pubescens) is common in Western Scotland, and for Dalbeattie it has a special meaning. The name 'Dalbeatha' means 'Vale of the Birches', so this was chosen as the site logo. Many birches grow in the valley of the Urr, which remains a relatively unspoilt and beautiful part of Scotland.

Site designed and managed for pleasure and profit by Site commenced on 29th December 1997, last updated 5th December 2000.

Counter added 28th January 1998.