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Asset List (Oli) UPRN PROPERTY TOWN POST TOWN DEPARTMENT STATUS COMMENTS A3469991 APPIN CEMETERY APPIN APPIN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470361 KILBRANDON CEMETERY BALVICAR OBAN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470159 CRAIGNEUK CEMETERY BENDERLOCH OBAN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470094 CARSAIG CEMETERY BUNESSAN MULL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470736 KILPATRICK CEMETERY BUNESSAN MULL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470884 PENNYGAEL-KILLUNAIG CEMETERY BUNESSAN MULL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470760 KILVICKEON CEMETERY BUNESSAN MULL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A347099X SUIE CEMETERY BUNESSAN MULL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470469 KILFINICHEN CEMETERY BUNESSAN MULL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470167 CROSSAPOL CEMETERY COLL COLL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A347054X KILLUNAIG CEMETERY COLL COLL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A347040X KILCHATTAN CEMETERY COLONSAY COLONSAY OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A347085X ORONSAY CEMETERY COLONSAY COLONSAY OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470841 ORIBUN CEMETERY CRAIGNURE MULL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470027 BALURE CEMETERY CRAIGNURE MULL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A347104X TOROSAY CEMETERY CRAIGNURE MULL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470515 KILLEAN CEMETERY CRAIGNURE MULL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470744 KILPATRICK CEMETERY CRAIGNURE MULL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470221 GLENORCHY CEMETERY DALMALLY DALMALLY OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470256 INNISHAIL ISLAND CEMETERY DALMALLY DALMALLY OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470078 CALGARY CEMETERY DERVAIG MULL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470620 KILMORE CEMETERY DERVAIG MULL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470183 DERVAIG ROAD CEMETERY DERVAIG MULL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3471066 TRESHNISH CEMETERY DERVAIG MULL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A347071X KILNINIAN CEMETERY DERVAIG MULL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470205 FIONNPHORT CEMETERY FIONNPHORT MULL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470302 KEILIGORAN CEMETERY FIONNPHORT MULL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470175 DALAVICH CEMETERY KILCHRENAN TAYNUILT OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470442 KILCHRENAN CEMETERY KILCHRENAN TAYNUILT OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470264 INNISHERRICH CEMETERY KILCHRENAN TAYNUILT OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470582 KILMELFORD-CUILFAIL CEMETERY KILMELFORD OBAN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470639 KILMORE CEMETERY KILMORE OBAN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470388 KILBRIDE-LERAIGS CEMETERY KILMORE OBAN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470728 KILNINVER CEMETERY KILNINVER OBAN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470817 LISMORE CEMETERY LISMORE LISMORE OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470396 KILCHATTAN CEMETERY LUING OBAN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3469975 ACHNABA CEMETERY NORTH CONNEL OBAN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3471163 SOROBA ROAD CEMETERY OBAN OBAN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470876 PENNYFUIR CEMETERY OBAN OBAN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470035 BALURE, LOCHBUIE CEMETERY SALEN MULL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470248 INCH KENNETH ISLAND CEMETERY SALEN MULL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470809 LEDAIG-LAGGAN CEMETERY SALEN MULL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470019 KILINALIN CEMETERY SALEN MULL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470892 PENNYGOWAN CEMETERY SALEN MULL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A347023X GOEMTRA ISLAND CEMETERY SALEN MULL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470795 KNOCK CEMETERY SALEN MULL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3471074 ULVA CEMETERY SALEN MULL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3471023 TAYNUILT CEMETERY TAYNUILT TAYNUILT OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470957 SOROBAY CEMETERY TIREE TIREE OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470124 CLADBHEAG CEMETERY TIREE TIREE OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3470787 KIRKAPOL CEMETERY TIREE TIREE OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A3471031 TOBERMORY CEMETERY TOBERMORY MULL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY CEMETERY A1304995 DUNBEG T & P.S. - DEPOT DUNBEG OBAN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - ROADS DEMOLISHED DEMOLISHED 0799012X DUNBEG T & P.S. - DEPOT - FORMER DUNBEG OBAN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - ROADS DEMOLISHED DEMOLISHED A1111135 NORTH PIER BUILDINGS, UNIT 1 OBAN OBAN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - ROADS DEMOLISHED DEMOLISHED A1190027 NORTH PIER BUILDINGS, UNIT 4 OBAN OBAN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - ROADS DEMOLISHED DEMOLISHED A1190035 NORTH PIER BUILDINGS, UNIT 2 OBAN OBAN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - ROADS DEMOLISHED DEMOLISHED 16990110 NORTH PIER BUILDINGS UNIT 3 OBAN OBAN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - ROADS DEMOLISHED DEMOLISHED 15990125 WAITING ROOM, NORTH PIER BUILDINGS OBAN OBAN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - ROADS DEMOLISHED DEMOLISHED A1401605 APPIN VILLAGE HALL APPIN APPIN COMMUNITY SERVICES - EDUCATION NON-OPERATIONAL A3473352 COLL BOAT MOORINGS COLL COLL DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - ECONOMIC DEV NON-OPERATIONAL A0807101 ARDCHONNEL PRIMARY SCHOOL DALMALLY DALMALLY COMMUNITY SERVICES - EDUCATION NON-OPERATIONAL A3001612 SHOP DUNBEG OBAN COMMUNITY SERVICES - HOUSING NON-OPERATIONAL A3474227 DUNBEG PLAYING FIELD DUNBEG OBAN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY NON-OPERATIONAL T8890475 CREICH VILLAGE HALL FIONNPHORT MULL COMMUNITY SERVICES - EDUCATION NON-OPERATIONAL A3002546 KIOSK FIONNPHORT FIONNPHORT OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY NON-OPERATIONAL A1590076 FERRY HOUSE 2 FIONNPHORT MULL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - ROADS NON-OPERATIONAL A1590084 FERRY HOUSE 1 FIONNPHORT MULL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - ROADS NON-OPERATIONAL 1990292 KILCHRENAN VILLAGE HALL KILCHRENAN TAYNUILT COMMUNITY SERVICES - EDUCATION NON-OPERATIONAL A3474103 NORTH CONNEL PLAY AREA NORTH CONNEL OBAN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - AMENITY NON-OPERATIONAL T8890459 NORTH CONNEL T & P.S. - DEPOT NORTH CONNEL OBAN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - ROADS NON-OPERATIONAL A2190209 CONNEL AIRFIELD - SITE - T.L.C NORTH CONNEL OBAN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - ROADS NON-OPERATIONAL A1411139 CONNEL AIRFIELD NORTH CONNEL OBAN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - ROADS NON-OPERATIONAL 36990302 CONNEL AIRFIELD - GROUND NORTH CONNEL OBAN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - ROADS NON-OPERATIONAL A1411147 CONNEL AIRFIELD NORTH CONNEL OBAN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - ROADS NON-OPERATIONAL 36990329 CONNEL SPORTS FIELD NORTH CONNEL OBAN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - ROADS NON-OPERATIONAL 36990310 CONNEL AIRFIELD - GROUND NORTH CONNEL OBAN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - ROADS NON-OPERATIONAL A1890320 CONNEL AIRFIELD - GROUND NORTH CONNEL OBAN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - ROADS NON-OPERATIONAL 32990715 CONNEL AIRFIELD GROUND NORTH CONNEL OBAN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - ROADS NON-OPERATIONAL B0390475 CONNEL AIRFIELD - SITE - 34 LORA VIEW NORTH CONNEL OBAN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - ROADS NON-OPERATIONAL B0390483 CONNEL AIRFIELD - GROUND NORTH CONNEL OBAN OPERATIONAL SERVICES - ROADS NON-OPERATIONAL 88990311 T.A. & V.R. CENTRE, OBAN HIGH SCH. OBAN OBAN COMMUNITY SERVICES - EDUCATION NON-OPERATIONAL A1315024 43 STEVENSON STREET OBAN OBAN COMMUNITY SERVICES - EDUCATION NON-OPERATIONAL FLORIST A3475819 LEDAIG TRAV PERSONS SITE OBAN OBAN COMMUNITY SERVICES - HOUSING NON-OPERATIONAL A3000586 KERRERA LODGE - HAVEN HS ASS OBAN OBAN COMMUNITY SERVICES - SOCIAL WORK NON-OPERATIONAL A300249X SMALL USER SITE 1 OBAN OBAN DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - ECONOMIC DEV NON-OPERATIONAL A3002627 SMALL USER SITE 2 OBAN OBAN DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - ECONOMIC DEV NON-OPERATIONAL A3002627 SMALL USER SITE 3 OBAN OBAN DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - ECONOMIC DEV NON-OPERATIONAL A3001892 SMALL USER SITE 4 OBAN OBAN DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - ECONOMIC DEV NON-OPERATIONAL A3002430 SMALL USER SITE 5 OBAN OBAN DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - ECONOMIC DEV NON-OPERATIONAL A3001833 SMALL USER SITE 6 OBAN OBAN DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - ECONOMIC DEV NON-OPERATIONAL A3000306 SMALL USER SITE 7 OBAN OBAN DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - ECONOMIC DEV NON-OPERATIONAL A3000632 SMALL USER SITE 8 OBAN OBAN DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - ECONOMIC DEV NON-OPERATIONAL A3001051 SMALL USER SITE 9 OBAN OBAN DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - ECONOMIC DEV NON-OPERATIONAL A3002074 SMALL USER SITE 10 OBAN OBAN DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - ECONOMIC DEV NON-OPERATIONAL A3002155 SMALL USER SITE 11 OBAN OBAN DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - ECONOMIC DEV NON-OPERATIONAL A3001671 SMALL USER SITE 12 OBAN OBAN DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - ECONOMIC DEV NON-OPERATIONAL A3002015 SMALL USER SITE 13 OBAN OBAN DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - ECONOMIC DEV NON-OPERATIONAL A300185X SMALL USER SITE 14 OBAN OBAN DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - ECONOMIC DEV NON-OPERATIONAL A3003194 SMALL USER SITE 15A OBAN OBAN DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - ECONOMIC DEV NON-OPERATIONAL A3000640 SMALL USER SITE 15B OBAN OBAN DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - ECONOMIC DEV NON-OPERATIONAL A300087X 29 LOCHSIDE STREET OBAN OBAN DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - ECONOMIC DEV NON-OPERATIONAL A3002716 SMALL USER SITE 7 OBAN OBAN DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - ECONOMIC DEV NON-OPERATIONAL A3000772 SMALL USER SITE 1 OBAN OBAN DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - ECONOMIC DEV NON-OPERATIONAL A3002600 SMALL USER SITE 2A OBAN OBAN DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - ECONOMIC DEV NON-OPERATIONAL A3001078 SMALL USER SITE 2B OBAN OBAN DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - ECONOMIC DEV NON-OPERATIONAL A3001019 SMALL USER SITE 3 OBAN OBAN DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - ECONOMIC DEV NON-OPERATIONAL A3001914 SMALL USER SITE 4 OBAN OBAN DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - ECONOMIC DEV NON-OPERATIONAL A3001957 SMALL USER SITE 5 OBAN OBAN DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - ECONOMIC
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