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Glengarry

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Glengarry

Valley of the River Garry, Highland unitary authority, Scotland, to the north of Fort William. The river has been dammed as part of the Garry-Moriston hydroelectric scheme. Glengarry has given its name to the glengarry or glengarry bonnet, a type of woollen cap, high in front and with ribbons hanging down behind, worn by some Highland regiments.



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