Governor of Inverness

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The Governor of Inverness or Governor of Fort George and Fort Augustus was a British Army officer who commanded the garrisons at Fort George and Fort Augustus in Inverness-shire. The office became a sinecure and was abolished in 1833.

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Governors of Fort George and Fort Augustus

Deputy Governors of Fort George

Deputy Governors of Fort Augustus

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