Inverugie Castle, Moray
{{for|the Aberdeenshire castle of the same name|Inverugie Castle}}
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Inverugie Castle was a castle, about {{convert|5.5|mi}} north-west of Elgin, Moray, Scotland, and {{convert|1.0|mi}} south of Hopeman.Coventry, Martin (1997) The Castles of Scotland. Goblinshead. {{ISBN|1-899874-10-0}} p.215
History
The castle belonged to the Young family. A later house at the site was constructed by the Mortimer family.
Around 1824 the stones of the castle of Inverugie were cleared at the time of the lease of the Clashach Quarries.{{cite web|url=https://canmore.org.uk/site/16279/inverugie-castle|work=Canmore|title=Inverugie Castle|accessdate=2021-05-27}}
Structure
No traces of the castle remain. The site was a rocky promontory.
See also
References
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Category:Demolished buildings and structures in Scotland
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