Breakish/Brecais Àrd

Breakish/Brecais Òrd is a small settlement located in the Highland region of Scotland, within the IV42 postcode area. It lies on the west coast of the Scottish mainland, near the mouth of the River Breakish, and is part of the broader area known as the Wester Ross. The community is situated close to the village of Gairloch, offering access to coastal paths and views of the surrounding hills and sea. The name Brecais Òrd reflects the Gaelic heritage of the region, with 'Brecais' likely derived from an old Gaelic word for a type of fish, and 'Òrd' meaning a hill or ridge. The area is known for its rugged natural beauty and is popular with walkers and wildlife enthusiasts. The local economy is supported by fishing, tourism, and small-scale agriculture.