Sueno's Stone stands at 6.5 meters (21 feet) in height on the north-eastern edge of Forres, in Scotland's Moray region. It is a Picto-Scottish Class III standing stone, and the largest surviving Pictish style cross-slab in Scotland. Situated on a raised bank, it is found on a now isolated section of the former road to Findhorn.
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Rodney's Stone: The Two-Meter High Pictish Cross 6.5 km 
Cawdor Castle's Holly Tree: A History Older than Macbeth 22 km 
The Iron Age Broch of Càrn Liath 45 km 
The medieval ruins of Beauly Priory 53 km 
The best preserved of four barracks built in 1719 66 km 
The surviving tower of Asloun Castle 67 km 
Kindrochit Castle: A 14th-century hunting seat in Braemar 69 km 
The Recumbent Stone Circle of Aikey Brae 92 km 
The Cullerlie Stone Circle of Aberdeenshire 92 km 
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