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Ullapool, Highland. The large village of Ullapool was founded in 1788 by the British Fisheries Society as an extensive fishing station, mainly for herring and white fish; Loch Broom, on whose shores Ullapool stands, had been a notable fishing ground since at least the 16^th century. The street plan and design of some of the houses were vetted by Thomas Telford. The fishing unfortunately declined in the early 19^th century, but revived during the Second World War when the East coast was mined and dangerous. The original buildings were used once more, and the village is now a busy centre of the fishing fleet from October to March.

The closure of the car ferry service between Mallaig, Kyle of Lochalsh, and Stornoway,and the opening of the Ullapool-Stornoway service, have made Ullapool the chief mainland port link with Lewis and other parts of the Hebrides.

Nearby islands: Harris, Isle of Lewis,

Nearby towns: Dornoch, Stornoway, Tain

Nearby villages: Barvas, Callanish, Lochcarron, Shawbost, Strathpeffer, Tolsta, Tongue

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• other Ullapool accommodation

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