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    "id": "e-011-053",
    "full_name": "ALYTH",
    "plain_name": "ALYTH",
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    "raw": ", town on east border of Perth-\nshire, and parish, partly also on west\nborder of Forfarshire. The town stands\non a burn of its own name, at terminus of\nbranch railway, 5J miles north-west of\nAlyth Junction and 5 north-east of Blair-\ngowrie, carries on woollen and linen\nmanufacture, and has a post office, with\nmoney order and telegraph departments,\nunder Meigle, 3 banking offices, an\nEstablished Norman church of 1839,\nFree, United Presbyterian, and Episcopal\nchurches, and 2 public schools with\nabout 238 scholars. Pop. 2377. The\nparish is about 15 miles long, and com-\nprises 19,972 acres in Perthshire, and\n3324 in Forfarshire. Real property in\n1880-81 of the Perthshire part, 23,766 ; of\nthe Forfarshire part, 1296. Pop. 3521.\nA tract of about 15 square miles is. part of\nStrathmore, low and fertile, and the other\ntracts ascend thence to ward the Grampians,\nand are variously cultivated ground, moor,\nmoss, and mountain. Chief objects are\nMount Blair Mountain, King's Seat Hill,\nSir James H. Ramsay's seat of Bamff\nHouse, Balhary and Jordanstone mansions,\nInverquiech Castle ruins, and a notable\nPictish entrenchment. There are 4\nschools for 562 scholars, and one of them,\nfor 300, is new.",
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    "rest": ", town on east border of Perthshire, and parish, partly also on west border of Forfarshire. The town stands on a burn of its own name, at terminus of branch railway, 5J miles north-west of Alyth Junction and 5 north-east of Blairgowrie, carries on woollen and linen manufacture, and has a post office, with money order and telegraph departments, under Meigle, 3 banking offices, an Established Norman church of 1839, Free, United Presbyterian, and Episcopal churches, and 2 public schools with about 238 scholars. Pop. 2377. The parish is about 15 miles long, and com-prises 19,972 acres in Perthshire, and 3324 in Forfarshire. Real property in 1880-81 of the Perthshire part, 23,766 ; of the Forfarshire part, 1296. Pop. 3521. A tract of about 15 square miles is. part of Strathmore, low and fertile, and the other tracts ascend thence to ward the Grampians, and are variously cultivated ground, moor, moss, and mountain. Chief objects are Mount Blair Mountain, King's Seat Hill, Sir James H. Ramsay's seat of Bamff House, Balhary and Jordanstone mansions, Inverquiech Castle ruins, and a notable Pictish entrenchment. There are 4 schools for 562 scholars, and one of them, for 300, is new.",
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