Drumbeg, Lairg, IV27 4NW

Drumbeg, Sutherland is described as a remote crofting village on the north‑west coast of Scotland, in the Assynt region of Sutherland within the Scottish Highlands. The village is part of the Lairg area, lying on the western head of Loch Nedd. It is situated in the Scottish council area of Highland. The locality is associated with the postal district IV 27, indicating its position within the broader northern Highlands postal region. The setting is characterised by its coastal proximity and rural character, with the village’s crofting heritage suggesting a close relationship with the surrounding natural landscape. Residents benefit from the tranquillity of a small community while remaining connected to the wider Highland region. The description highlights the village’s remote nature and its place within the broader Sutherland area, offering a clear sense of its geographic and cultural context.