River Gaur
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The River Gaur (Scottish Gaelic: Gamhair / Uisge Ghamhair) is a river in Perthshire which enters Loch Rannoch.[1]
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[edit]56°40′46″N 4°28′47″W / 56.6795°N 4.4797°W
The River Gaur (Scottish Gaelic: Gamhair / Uisge Ghamhair) is a river in Perthshire which enters Loch Rannoch.[1]
56°40′46″N 4°28′47″W / 56.6795°N 4.4797°W / 56.6795; -4.4797
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