Allanaquoich is little more than a farm house now although it once could have been described as a hamlet. It is located (streetmap) on a slight rise to the East of the Quoich Water.

A table in Dixon & Green (1995) shows the number of tenants at Allanaquoich being reduced as part of the Highland Clearances from 18 tenants in 1739 to just 1 by 1810 as a result.

An [sic] pre-1759 estate map of Allanaquoich, prepared for Lord Braco, showed a two-storeyed farm-house at Allanaquoich, two outbuildings and four cottages

— Dixon & Green

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  Allanaquoich from the Linn of Dee road (September 2006)
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  Quoich Cottage from the Linn of Dee road (21AUG07)
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  General view of Allanaquoich from the Linn of Dee road (07MAR04)

See also

• Places, place names, and structures on Mar Lodge Estate

Sources

• Dixon, P.J.; Green, S.T. (1995), Mar Lodge Estate Grampian : An Archaeological Survey, Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland, Edinburgh