In addition to those piers detailed in the main sections of this website, other pier type structures were built as landing stages and/or railway piers and, as well as making their traditional appearances around the coastline, were to be found ‘inland’ along rivers and their estuaries or along lake shores.
This listing does not include piers constructed solely for military, industrial or lifeboat use. It does, however, include some private jetties.
Construction and demolition dates are given where known and links to reference websites and/or photographic images of the piers will gradually be provided where available. Names in Bold type indicate particularly attractive and interesting structures. The icon indicates a separate additional link to the pier via Google Streetview.

Surviving Piers & Jetties


Achnacloich
Archaracle
Ardgour
Ardnadam (1858-)

Armadale
Ayr
Balloch (c1846-)
Balmaha

Baltasound
Belmont
Blairmore (1855-)
Brinyan

Broadford old
Broadford Corry
Brodick (1872-)
Bruichladdich

Burray
Burwick
Campbeltown
Canna (1892-)

Carbost
Carradale
Castlebay (c1880-)
Colintraive (1850s)

Coll (1967-)
Colonsay
Corpach
Craighouse

Craigmore
Craignure (1964)
Cromarty
Dunvegan

Egilsay
Ellenabeich
Feolin Ferry
Fishnish Mull

Flotta
Flugarth (Laxo)
Fort Augustus/Inveroich
Foyers

Gill (Pierowall)
Girvan
Gourock (c.1888-)
Greenock Custom House

Gutcher
Hawes (S.Queensferry)
Helensburgh (1878-)
Holm/St Marys

Hunter’s Quay (1858-)
Inveraray
Inversnaid (1846-)
Kames (1856-)

Kennacraig (1888-)
Kettletoft/Sanday
Kilchattan Bay(1880)
Kilcreggan (1850-)

Kilmun (c.1820s-)
Kinloch(Rum)
Kippford (1900-)
Kirkwall (1866?-)

Lamlash (1884-)
Largs (1832-)
Lerwick Ferry Terminal
Lerwick Victoria

Lochaline
Lochboisdale(c1881-)
Lochinver
Lochmaddy

Lochranza (1886-)
Luss (c.1846-)
Mallaig
Mid Yell

Millport Old (c.1833-)
Moclett (Papa Westray)
Newport-on-Tay
North Queensferry

Oban North (1870-)
Oban Railway (1882-)
Ormidale (1856-)
Otter Ferry

Port Askaig
Port Bannatyne (1857-)
Portencross (1912-)
Port Glasgow

Portree
Raasay (1912-)
Rowardennan
St Margaret’s Hope

St Mary’s
Salen (c.1873-)
Saltcoats
Scalasaig (1965-)

Scapa Bay
Scarinish
Scrabster
South Walls

Stornoway
Stranraer
Stromness (1890s-)
Stronachlachar

Strone (1847-)
Symbister(Whalsay)
Tarbert (Kintyre)
Tarbert (Lewis)

Tarbet (c.1846-)
Tighnabruaich
Tingwall
Tiree / Gott Bay (1914-)

Tobermory (1864-)
Trossachs
Uig King Edward
Ullapool

Ulsta
Weymss Bay
Whitehall Stronsay

Lost Piers & Jetties

Aberdour Abriachan Acharn (1889-Lost) Ardeonaig (1889-lost)
Ardesier(1900s-Lost) Ardlui Ardrishaig(Pre 1817-1993) Ardrossan Montgomerie
Ardrossan Winton Ardtalnaig (1889-lost) Arrochar(1850-cld 1977) Auchenlocan (1879-lost)
Ballchullish (Lost) Balloch Bay Banavie (1822-) Baremman (1878)
Berry’s Pier (lost) Bonawe (closed) Boath of Toft Bowling (1848-)
Cairnie – derelict Carrick Castle (1877-) Clynder (c1866-1892/3) Coulport (1880-Lost)
Cove (1852-cld.1946) Craigback Jetty Craigendoran (1882) Crarae (1880)
Creggans Douglas (c1858/9-) Dumbarton Castle (1875) Fairlie (c1840s-Lost)
Fearnan (1882-lost) Ford Pier (1876-ruined) Garelochhead(1845) Greenock Princes (-1960s)
Hole of Oddsta Inch Garvie Inchyra Innellan (1850-ruined)
Inverchapel Inverfarigaig(1822-cld 1939) Invergloy Invermorriston(1822-cld 1939)
Kenmore (1882-) Killin (1882-Lost) Kirn (1845-1993) Kyleakin (1881-1903)
Lawers (1889-disused) Lismore Loch Awe (1880-) Locheckhead
Lochgoilhead (1850-) Lochskiport (1879-derelict) Machrie Bay Rosneath (1845-1942)
Row (Rhu) St Ives Sandbank Shandon (1886-1969)
Skaill Skelmorlie (1877) Skipness (1879-) Spinningdale
Strachur (1878-lost pre-1914) Strome Ferry (1870-1937) Tollie Toward (1863-1922)
Whiting Bay (1899 c.1962)