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River Garry (Perthshire)
The River Garry is a river in Atholl, northern Perthshire, Scotland. It flows from Loch Garry near the Pass of Drumochter past Blair Atholl and through the Pass of Killiecrankie, scene of the Jacobite victory of 1689, before joining the River Tummel. Its valley carries the main road and railway from Perth to Inverness through the Highlands.
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