BUTE MAP 2: ARDMALEISH POINT to ARDBEG

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BUTE MAP 2: ARDMALEISH POINT to ARDBEG Hinterland Geology and Coastal Geomorphology: Dalradian schists continue to dominate this coastal region. The Kames Bay area is dominated by Dunoon Phylites which give way to Dalradian Schists towards Port Bannatyne where the boundary between these two lithologies is fairly well defined. Marine deposits are represented along the coastal edge. At Kames Bay sand and shingle is present on a wide intertidal area. The bay has no distinct coastal edge. The beach slopes gently to an irregular grassy surface which in turn slopes upwards to the main road leading to Rhubodach Ferry. The bay is flanked by a typical sea-loch coastline of rocks, stones and boulders. This gives way to shingle and exposed rock platform at Ardbeg Point. Erosion Class: This coastal unit displays both accretion and local erosion. The coastline becomes increasingly more exposed from north to south with low rock platforms and shingle present. At the head of Kames Bay, shingle and sand is accreting in front of a continuous sea wall. Towards Port Bannatyne, hard sea defences continue to lend stability to this area of coastline. Built Heritage & Archaeology: The sites in this area included a disused quarry at Ardmaleish Point and deserted settlements. The coastal sites identified ranged from a possible fish trap to maritime structures like Port Bannatyne Pier. The majority of the heritage sites were centred around Port Bannatyne itself. FICL/876/0/27/7/04 26 of 219 CFA

BUTE MAP 2: HINTERLAND GEOLOGY AND COASTAL GEOMORPHOLOGY 1. ARDMALEISH POINT to TI-AN-TUDOR 4 ARDBEG POINT NS 0775 6950 NS 0840 6710 2km 0.30km Boulders and shingle Mainly rock platform Low edge (<5m) Low edge (<5m) Raised beach The hinterland is dominated by raised beach deposits. The shoreline is comprised of degraded cliff with boulders and shingle present up to the HWMS line. 2. KAMES BAY NS 0660 6770 1km Shingle Low edge (<5m) Raised beach Marine deposits dominate the hinterland. Kames Bay is protected by a continuous sea-wall. The beach is wide and entirely composed of shingle and stones. 3. PORT BANNATYNE NS 0777 6740 1.3km Boulders Low edge (<5m) Raised beach Port Bannatyne is built on marine deposits. Seawalls protect this small coastal town. The foreshore is dominated by gravel and boulder beds. Raised beach Ardbeg point is an rock platform outcrop overlain by superficial marine deposits forming a small peninsula. FICL/876/0/27/7/04 27 of 219 CFA

BUTE MAP 2 - HINTERLAND GEOLOGY AND FORESHORE GEOMORPHOLOGY Shalunt to Port Bannatyne SEE MAP 1 1 2 3 4 SEE MAP 3 0 0.5 1km Scale 1:25,000 LEGEND GREENOCK HELENSBURGH DUMBARTON ROTHESAY CLYDEBANK Crown Copyright. All rights reserved [Historic Scotland] [100017509][2005] FICL/876/0/27/7/04 28 of 219 CFA

BUTE MAP 2: EROSION 1. ARDMELEISH POINT to KAMES BAY NS 0270 7440 2.4km Both accreting and eroding This section of coastline is fairly exposed to south easterly gales running through Loch Striven. Although no active erosion was noted this unit was classified as both accreting and eroding as scouring by wave action is leading to the accretion of shingle along the HWMST. 2. KAMES BAY NS0660 6770 0.6km Accreting or Stable Sea defences are protecting Kames Bay from erosion. Sand and shingle are banked at the HWMS mark showing that sediment is being focused within the bay. 3. KAMES BAY to ARDBEG POINT NS 0800 6730 1.9km Both accreting and eroding This section of coastline is protected by sea defence works along the seafront at Bannatyne. Shingle and sand is being distributed along the HWMS mark as a result of longshore drift. It is likely that this will be displaced and concentrated according to storm frequency. FICL/876/0/27/7/04 29 of 219 CFA

BUTE MAP 2 - EROSION CLASS Shalunt to Port Bannatyne SEE MAP 1 1 2 3 SEE MAP 3 0 0.5 1km Scale 1:25,000 HELENSBURGH LEGEND GREENOCK DUMBARTON ROTHESAY CLYDEBANK Crown Copyright. All rights reserved [Historic Scotland] [100017509][2005] FICL/876/0/27/7/04 30 of 219 CFA

BUTE MAP 2: BUILT HERITAGE AND ARCHAEOLOGY Sites on the Coast Edge & Foreshore Sites on the Hinterland 12. SHALUNT NS 051 712 Fish trap 13. SHALUNT COTTAGE NS 05442 70944 Fish trap (possible) Fair Monitor 14. CULNASAMRUG NS07SE 17 NS 0580 7070 Settlement Fair 19 th -20 th AD 15. CORLAICH NS07SE 13 NS 0670 7000 Deserted settlement 16. CORLAICH NS06NE 13 NS 0678 6986 Buildings 17. CLACHAMRACH NS06NE22 NS 0720 6960 Settlement 19 th -20 th AD 18. ARDMALEISH POINT NS06NE 4 NS 0678 6986 Dun, Cairn, Dykes & Quarries Poor 1 st mill- 4 th AD 19. ARDMALEISH POINT NS06NE 19 NS 0677 691 Spearhead 1 st mill- 4 th AD 28. PORT BANNATYNE NS06NE 46 NS 0680 6810 Pier Poor 19 th -20 th AD 30. ARDBEG POINT NS 0801 6720 Fish-trap of jetty Fair Monitor 31. POINTHOUSE NS06NE 30 NS 0803 6708 Building Unkown 20. TIGH AN TUDOR NS06NE 34 NS 0680 6810 Settlement Listed Buildings (see Appendix 1) 21. WESTER KAMES CASTLE NS 0617 6805 Listed A 22. KAMES CASTLE AND WALLED GARDEN, GAREDENER S COTTAGE NS 062 674 Listed B 23. KAMES CASTLE GATELODGE NS 0664 6745 Listed B 15 th -18 th AD 24. Grouped entry PORT BANNATYNE MARINE ROAD, QUAY MARINE ROAD, PORT ROYAL HOTEL Listed C(s) 40-43, 59-69 MARINE ROAD MARINE ROAD,4-19 VICTORIA PLACE Listed C(s) FICL/876/0/27/7/04 31 of 219 CFA

BUTE MAP 2: BUILT HERITAGE AND ARCHAEOLOGY Continued Sites on the Coast Edge & Foreshore Sites on the Hinterland 25. PORT BANNATYNE, CASTLE STREET, GENERAL NS 072 672 26. PORT BANNATYNE, MAINS ROAD, ARDENTIGH WALL & GATE NS 074 672 27. PORT BANNATYNE, 42 SHORE ROAD NS 075 673 29. Grouped entry PORT BANNATYNE 2-4, 6 SHORE ROAD Listed C(s) FIRCLIFF, 42 HIGH ROAD Listed B ETTRICK BANK, 44 & 46 HIGH ROAD APPIN, 26-27 SHORE ROAD 28-30 SHORE RAOD, ARDGOWAN HOUSE Listed C(s) PORT BANNATYNE CHURCH Listed B FICL/876/0/27/7/04 32 of 219 CFA

BUTE MAP 2: BUILT HERITAGE AND ARCHAEOLOGY Continued Sites on the Coast Edge & Foreshore Sites on the Hinterland 32. Grouped entry PORT BANNATYNE POINTHOUSE LANE, FORMER COACHHOUSE 22 & 24 HIGH STREET, FORMER POINT HOUSE Listed B HIGH ROAD, BUS GARAGE OFFICE 33. Grouped entry ROTHESAY 53 & 63 ARDBEG ROAD 2 MARINE PLACE, SURGERY 7 & 8, 19-21 MARINE PLACE FICL/876/0/27/7/04 33 of 219 CFA

BUTE MAP 2 - BUILT HERITAGE AND ARCHAEOLOGY Shalunt to Port Bannatyne 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 20 22 23 24 27 28 29 30 31 32 25 26 33 0 0.5 1km Scale 1:25,000 HELENSBURGH LEGEND GREENOCK DUMBARTON ROTHESAY CLYDEBANK Crown Copyright. All rights reserved [Historic Scotland] [100017509][2005] FICL/876/0/27/7/04 34 of 219 CFA