CARNIE-HILL, a village, in the parish of AucHTERGAVEN,
couuty of Perth, 5| milcs (S. E. by S.) from
Dunkeld, on the road to Perth; containing 133 inhabitants.
This village, which is situated on the summit
of an elevated ridge, at whose base is the village of
Bankfoot, is almost identified with that place. It is
of recent origin, having, like Bankfoot, been built within
the present century, on land belonging to Mr. Wylie.
The houses are neat, and, from their elevated site, command
extensive aud finely-varied prospects of the adjacent
country, which is well cultivated, and abounds
with interesting scenery. The inhabitants are chiefly
employed in weaving for the manufacturers of Dundee,
Arbroath, and other towns.