Also called Nairn historic county, northeastern Scotland, on the southern shore of the Moray Firth. The town of Nairn is the historic county town (seat) and the principal town.
Nairnshire has a number of exclaves, the most considerable of which is situatated some distace away from the rump county in Inverness-shire. Another sizable portion exists in Ross-shire, on the Black Isle, around the village of Urqhart. Other smaller detached parts also exist in Morayshire.
Part of the sandy shore of the Moray Firth has been forested, and the county's coastal area is for the most part fertile and well-farmed with crops and livestock. Inland the highland plateaus, with summits rising to about 2,000 feet (600 metres), are dissected by the River Findhorn. There are few industries apart from whisky distilling, granite quarrying, and tourism. The town of Nairn is a popular seaside resort in Scotland.
On the creation of the administrative county of the same name in 1889, these portions were considered to be part of their host territorities. Nairnshire county Council existed between 1889 and 1975, after which time the are was administered as part of the "Highland" region.
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