Chapelton of Elsick topographic map
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Chapelton of Elsick
House styles in Chapelton vary from small apartments to five bedroom family homes. The architecture of the houses' exteriors have slate roof tiles and lime harl. Architectural details and materials in the first phase include slate roofs, timber windows (sash and case to public elevations), Dormer|dormer windows, timber linings to some extensions and garages, corrugated metal roofing, and some properties have working chimneys for wood-burning stoves. A small number of timber buildings with a modern feel are incorporated around the neighbourhood edge.
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Name: Chapelton of Elsick topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Chapelton of Elsick, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, United Kingdom (57.02877 -2.20901 57.06096 -2.16113)
Average elevation: 93 m
Minimum elevation: 4 m
Maximum elevation: 138 m
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