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roughly north–south for
about 5 km, the
highest point of
which is Glas
Leathad Mòr at 1,046
metres (3,432 ft). Geologically, the
ridge is
composed of...
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Laide (Scottish Gaelic: An
Leathad) is a
small village in the
northwest of the
Highlands of Scotland. It is
situated on the
southern s**** of Gruinard...
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Clach Leathad (Clachlet) at the
southern end. The
highest point was
apparently unnamed until then,
being only one
meter higher than
Clach Leathad. It seems...
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commonly climbed from the southeast,
following the long
eastern ridge of
Leathad na Stioma. A
slightly steeper alternative comes from the
northwestern side...
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Quoich Highland 928 3,045 26 85 33 NG834131 MT,sSim 190 Glas
Leathad Beag Ben
Wyvis - Glas
Leathad Mor 15B: Loch
Vaich to
Moray Firth Highland 928 3,045 132...
- (Gaelic: An
Ruadh T****ll, The Red Flood) and The
River Lednock (Gaelic: An
Leathad Cnoc, The
Wooded Knoll) are all
tributaries of the Earn (Gaelic: Uisge...
- 6615039177876 NN377741] Ma,M,Sim 67 64
Scotland 65 50 Ben
Wyvis - Glas
Leathad Mor 1,046 691 3,432 2,267 15B 20 57.678185936423;-4.5808282143035 NH462683]...
- 755638754451;-5.004750956 NN164667] Ma,M,Sim 69 1684
Scotland 69 1308
Clach Leathad 1,099 68 3,605 222 03C 50 [56.60245126156;-4.8687175766012 NN240493] MT...
- Glen Tilt
Perth and
Kinross 912.44 171 2,994 561 43 NN868820 Ma,C,Sim 6
Leathad an
Taobhain 06A: Glen
Tromie to Glen Tilt Highland/Perth and
Kinross 911...
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sandstone with
steep cliffs on the
north and east
coasts and a
natural arch at
Leathad Ballach,
which is 150 ft (46 m) high, and 70 ft (21 m) wide. The high points...
