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Argyllshire is one of the traditional counties of Scotland. It covers the council area Argyll and Bute except for the Isle of Bute itself and the area to the south and west of Loch Lomond which is part of Dunbartonshire. In addition, Morvern , north of the isle of Mull is also part of the county.

The historical county town is Inveraray, which is also the seat of the Duke of Argyll.

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