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Location in Argyll and ButeAppin sits where the marker shows within the county.

731
Population
344
Households
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About Appin

Appin is a small village located in Argyll and Bute, in the west of Scotland. It lies along the A830 road, close to the western shore of Loch Creran, offering views of the surrounding hills and coastline. The village is known for its proximity to the Appin Estate and the historic Appin Stone, a standing stone believed to mark the site of a former royal residence. The area has a long history, with connections to the Clan Macdonald and the events surrounding the Appin Murder in 1752. The local community maintains a strong sense of tradition, and the village is served by a small shop and a church. The surrounding landscape features rolling hills, forested areas, and access to walking trails, making it a peaceful spot for those interested in the natural beauty and history of the region.

Nearest Train Stations 1 stations

Connel Ferry Train Station 7.8 miles

Location

Local Government

District Highland
Ward Fort William and Ardnamurchan
Constituency Ross, Skye and Lochaber

Frequently Asked Questions about Appin

What is the population of Appin?
Appin has a population of approximately 731 residents, based on the latest census figures for the surrounding postcode area.
What postcodes cover Appin?
Appin is covered by the PA38 postcode district.
Where is the nearest train station to Appin?
The nearest railway station to Appin is Connel Ferry Train Station, about 7.8 miles away.