| TROSSACHS | Wooded area in central Scotland (9) |
| TRIANGLE | Area in Central Scotland noted for many sightings of UFOS (7,8) |
| FALKIRK | Area in Central Scotland noted for many sightings of UFOS (7,8) |
| CALLANDER | Visit with Queen in central Scotland (9) |
| NEWFOREST | Large wooded area in southern England where cattle and ponies roam free (3,6) |
| LOCHLEVEN | Lake in E central Scotland (4,5) |
| GRAMPIANS | The ---, mountain system of Central Scotland (9) |
| MARCH | A city in central Scotland on the River Tay, location of the assassination of James I of Scotland in 1437 (5) |
| KATRINE | Loch in the Trossachs in central Scotland (7) |
| RANNOCH | -- Moor, area of boggy moorland in central Scotland (7) |
| ALLOA | A town in Clackmannanshire in central Scotland (5) |
| DUNSINANE | Hill of central Scotland to which 'Great Birnam wood' came in Shakespeare's Macbeth (1606) |
| LOWLANDER | Adorn well fantastically, being native of central Scotland, perhaps |
| DOLLAR | Small town in central Scotland (pop about 3,000), with an independent school founded in 1818 (6) |
| TILLICOULTRY | Small town in Central Scotland (pop about 6,000), created a burgh in 1871 (12) |
| CUMBERNAULD | New town in central Scotland to which Clyde FC relocated from Glasgow in 1994 |
| PERTHSHIRE | Former county in central Scotland |
| FIFE | Instrument found in central Scotland (4) |
| ALTO | Singer reviewed in Central Scotland (4) |
| PERTH | City in central Scotland on the River Tay |
