Talk:Ross-shire

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I object to this move. Ross is indeed an general geographical area, and I've no objection to an article on Ross (area), however, Ross-shire is the specific term for an historical entity that deserves its own article, particularly as it isn't described in detail anywhere else. What exactly is your argument for redirecting it and removing all the information about Ross-shire? 82.26.197.74 11:58, 2 April 2006 (UTC)