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Dabaittie
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Dabaittie (Inglis: Dalbeattie,[1] frae Gaelic Dail bhàite meanin "droont haugh" or Dail bheithe meanin "birk haugh") is a wee toon in Dumfries an Gallowa, Scotland. Dabaittie is in a wuidit dale on the Urr Watter 6 km (4 mi) east o Castle Douglas an 19 km (12 mi) southwast o Dumfries. The toon is famed for its granite industrie an for bein the hame toon o William McMaster Murdoch First Officer o the RMS Titanic.
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Location within Dumfries an Gallowa | |
Population | 4,227 (2011 Census) |
OS grid reference | NX832613 |
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Kintra | Scotland |
Sovereign state | Unitit Kinrick |
Post toun | DALBEATTIE |
Postcode destrict | DG5 |
Diallin code | 01556 |
Police | Scots |
Fire | Scots |
Ambulance | Scots |
EU Pairlament | Scotland |
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John Keats, the Inglis makar, an his frien Charles Armitage Brown bade at David Murray's Inn, nou The Maxwell Airms, on thair walkin tour o Scotland in 1818. [2]
The Dabaittie War Memorial wis designt bi Pilkington Jackson an wis unveilt in 1921.