| Part 1 Balbeggie Village | 
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| Part 2 Street Map | ||
| Part 3 Business & Services Directory | ||
| Part 4 Notice Board | ||
| Part 5 Balbeggie & the Millennium |
| Balbeggie is a small village of about 180 homes five miles north of Perth (Scotland) on the A94. It was established in the early 1800's just after the turn pike road (now the A94) was re-routed away from the much older village of St. Martins, but it did not grow to anything like its present size until after the end of world war two
In the village there is the school, a general licensed store, a post office come licensed store, a filling station and hotel , a United Free Church., St. Martins Public hall, two riding stables, a plant nursery, a number of other commercial businesses and the parish church of St. Martins which is about one and a quarter miles outside the village |
| For more detailed information proceed to the street map or to the Business & Services Directory |
| Perth 5 miles south on the A94 |
| Coupar Angus 6 miles north on the A94 |
| Dundee 18 miles away via the Abernyte road and over the hill. |
| Dunsinnain Hill (known locally as the Green Hill) famed in Shakespeare's Macbeth as his stronghold, one and a half miles along the Abernyte Road. |
| Scone Palace is just a little over three miles down the St. Martins Road and towards Perth on the A 93 |
| The Meikleour Beech Hedge is down St. Martins Road and about 3mls.. up the A93 towards Blairgowrie |
Balbeggie & Collace United Free Church of Scotland Web site
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