The nearest town is Neilston.

This site is also known as Covenanters` Stones.

Refer to OS `Landranger` map 64.

More details of this site can be seen at:

Ancient Scotland (Eastern Habitat)

Follow the link to the web site where more details are available.....

Go back to map sheet NS.

Browse the list of Stone Circles and Rows by name.

Go back to the map of the British Isles.

Information on the Stone Circles and Rows of the British Isles is used with the kind permission of Aubrey Burl and Yale University Press.

The following books were used to research the site. Click the links for more details. If you would like to order any books, maps, CDs etc. from amazon.co.uk you will be supporting the development of this web site, thanks.

Circle and Row Information:

• The Stone Circles of Britain, Ireland and Brittany - Aubrey Burl 2000, Yale
• Stone Circles of the British Isles - Aubrey Burl 1976, Yale
• From Carnac to Callanish : The Prehistoric Stone Rows and Avenues of Britain, Ireland and Brittany - Aubrey Burl 1993, Yale

Planning Visits:

• A Guide to the Stone Circles of Britain and Ireland - Aubrey Burl 1995, Yale - Inexpensive, pocket-sized, indestructable and indispensible.
• The Modern Antiquarian - Julian Cope 1998, Thorsons - Excellent gazetteer of 250 off the beaten track sites, together with Julian's own theories.
• Ordnance Survey Maps - Choose Landranger or Outdoor Leisure Maps

'Coffee Table' Books:

• Circles of Stone - Max Milligan, Aubrey Burl 1999, Harvill - The best photos you'll get
• Great Stone Circles: Fables, Fictions, Facts - Aubrey Burl 1999, Yale - The ten best-known sites in detail

More prehistoric archaeology books:

• Andy B's Book Reviews and Recommendations