Hilton, Inverness
Hilton (
council housing was built there during the post-war
era of the 20th century. As implied by both names, it is on a slight elevation between the River Ness and the valley of the Mill Burn.
Schools
There are two primary schools, Hilton and Cauldeen. After pupils finish their 7th year of education they mostly go to the Inverness Royal Academy, although they have the option of attending other schools, at the discretion of the local authority's Education Department.
Services in the area
In Hilton there are three local shops, a bar/restaurant, a hairdressers', a nail bar, a butchers', 2 churches, a chip shop, a pharmacy, a Domino’s and 2 cafes.
Transport
On weekdays there are buses into the centre of Inverness every 20 minutes from early morning until late evening, with a less frequent service at weekends.
57°27′42″N 4°12′36″W / 57.46167°N 4.21000°W
References
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- The geographic coordinates are from the Ordnance Survey.
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