Arngask

Arngask is a rural locality in Perth and Kinross, Scotland. It is situated in the Glenfarg area, to the west of the M90 motorway and to the north of Glenfarg village. Historically, Arngask was a parish in the county of Kinross, with a small portion extending into Perthshire. The name Arngask is believed to derive from Gaelic words, possibly related to a church or a rocky place.

The landscape of Arngask is characterized by rolling hills and agricultural land, typical of the Perthshire countryside. The area is sparsely populated, with scattered farms and cottages. The Glenfarg Reservoir lies in the vicinity, providing a water source and recreational opportunities. The River Farg flows through the area, contributing to the scenic beauty of the glen.

In terms of infrastructure, Arngask is served by local roads connecting it to nearby settlements. The proximity to the M90 provides convenient access to larger towns and cities, including Perth and Dunfermline. The historical parish church, though no longer in active use as a parish church, stands as a remnant of the area's past. Arngask remains a tranquil rural area, valued for its natural environment and its connection to the Scottish landscape.