Region : Grampian District : Moray Town or village : Bridge of Avon Grid Reference : NJ 176 358 Period : 3rd millennium BC Lagmore West (Upper Lagmore) CLAVA-TYPE CAIRN

This Clava-type cairn is situated high above the confluence of the Spey and the Avon (Moray, Grampian). Four stones of the external circle are still standing, enclosing a cairn 12m in diameter, retained by a kerb of stones. At the centre there are traces of a chamber, 3.3m in diameter. A lintelled passage to the south linked the chamber to the circle through an entrance, formed by two stones which project from the kerb. To the east of the site, down in the valley, there is another, much more ruined, Clava-type cairn known as Lagmore East or Lower Lagmore.

Other Clava-type cairns ------------------ Aviemore Balnuaran of Clava (Clava) Corrimony Gask Lagmore West (Upper Lagmore) Other sites in Grampian ---------------------- Aikey Brae Aquhorthies Auquhollie Balquhain Berrybrae Broomend of Crichie Cothiemuir Wood Cullerlie Culsh Easter Aquhorthies Eslie the Greater Eslie the Lesser Glassel Lagmore West (Upper Lagmore) Loanhead of Daviot Memsie Midmar Kirk Nine Stanes (Garrol Wood) Old Keig Raedykes South Ythsie Strichen Sunhoney Tomnaverie Tyrebagger (Dyce)