A map of the area between Inverness and Nairn showing the movements of the Scottish and Royal Armies prior to the decisive Battle of Culloden during the Jacobite Rebellion. The British route from outside Nairn to the battlefield at Culloden is marked with a red line. The Scottish army attempted an ill-planned night-time attack on the British positions which was abandoned before reaching Nairn, hence the strange looping route marked in green on the map.

The Battle of Culloden (16th April 1746) was the final significant engagement of the Jacobite Rebellion. After a battle which lasted just over an hour, almost 2,000 Jacobite soldiers out of a total force of 5-6,000 were killed, the Jacobite army was scattered, and the Rebellion collapsed.

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