Loch Killin
Loch Killin is a small freshwater loch in the Monadhliath Mountains, in Highland, Scotland. It is about long, and is one of numerous small lochs close to the southern end of Loch Ness, the southernmost point of which lies nine miles to the west.
Situated approximately south east of the village of Whitebridge which features a Jacobite era bridge built by George Wade in 1732.
The waters of Loch Killin are home to the Haddy charr, a species of char named after this loch. It is endemic to this lake as well as Loch Doine, and possibly Loch Builg.
The Royal Navy frigate was named after the loch.
