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Ceannacroc Tunnel [Inlet Shafts]

Loch Cluanie Dam, Glen Moriston, Inverness-shire.

NGR:NH 18360 10222
WGS84:57.14685, -5.00401
Length:Not recorded
Vert. Range:Not recorded
Altitude:218 m
Geology:Not recorded
Tags:Shaft, Tunnel, ManMade
Registry:second

Tunnel, Hydro power scheme.

See 'Ceannacroc Tunnel [Access Portal]' for main registry entry.

"The bed of Loch Clunie is gently-sloping, so rather than the 'conventional' intake tower, water is led to the tunnel entrance through a submerged 'cutting' on the bed of the loch. The gates and screens are housed in two separate shafts a little distance away, one either side of the main A82 trunk road. From there the water is taken to the main Ceannacroc tunnel, 14,000ft long, of 12' equivalent diameter in a horseshoe section, to the surge chamber" [Corestore]

Alternate Names: None recorded.

Notes: Given coordinates are for the southern shaft house. The northern house of the pair is located across the A82 at [NH 18373 10274].

Hydrographic Feeds: Loch Cluanie

Hydrographic Resurgences: River Moriston

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This entry was last updated: 2025-10-16 07:14:11

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