Totegan

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Totegan
Sutherland
Totegan - geograph.org.uk - 161746.jpg
Totegan
Location
Grid reference: NC8272667913
Location: 58°34’60"N, 4°1’8"W
Data
Post town: Wick
Postcode: KW1
Dialling code: 01955
Local Government
Council: Highland
Parliamentary
constituency:
Caithness, Sutherland
and Easter Ross

Totegan is a hamlet on the north coast Sutherland, and is one of the most northerly settlements in mainland Great Britain. The hamlet only has a few cottages and stands by Strathy Point, the headland of a sharp peninsula jabbing north into the Atlantic Ocean in the east part of the county's north coast.

The nearest main road to the hamlet is the A386 north coast rod, which here runs through Strathy at the base of the peninsula.

See also