Kye Hill is a hill by Huntly, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. It lies southwest of The Clashmach hill and is nearly the same height. There is a former limestone quarry on the north side. The name originated from it being a favourite grazing place of the cows belonging to the surrounding farmers, "kye" being Scots language for "cows".
References
- p. 3, The Place Names of the Parish of Huntly, Patrick W. Scott
- ^ Ordnance Survey Name Books 1865-1871: Aberdeenshire volume 40, Ordnance Survey, OS1/1/40/80
57°25′19″N 2°51′40″W / 57.422°N 2.861°W / 57.422; -2.861
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