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Beinn Mhòr

Hill, Mountain in Ross-shire

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Beinn Mhòr

Shore at Cuidhir Rocky shoreline backed by equally rocky hills at the Cuidhir road end.
Shore at Cuidhir Credit: Colin Smith

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Beinn Mhòr Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 58.134059/-6.3758338 or Grid Reference NB4224. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Shore at Cuidhir Rocky shoreline backed by equally rocky hills at the Cuidhir road end.
Shore at Cuidhir
Rocky shoreline backed by equally rocky hills at the Cuidhir road end.
Evening at Cuidhir Rowing boat, in the evening sunshine, pulled up onto the grass above the small, rocky cove at Cuidhir.
Evening at Cuidhir
Rowing boat, in the evening sunshine, pulled up onto the grass above the small, rocky cove at Cuidhir.
Grimshader Salmon Farm Marine Harvest - Arachas Bhratan Griomshadair. Sea loch industry on the shores of Loch Griomsiadair.
Grimshader Salmon Farm
Marine Harvest - Arachas Bhratan Griomshadair. Sea loch industry on the shores of Loch Griomsiadair.
Loch Griomsiadair Yacht and lobster boat moored in the sheltered sea loch at Grimshader which is also used for salmon farming.
Loch Griomsiadair
Yacht and lobster boat moored in the sheltered sea loch at Grimshader which is also used for salmon farming.
Loch Lighigeag with Beinn-Mhòr in the background
Loch Lighigeag with Beinn-Mhòr in the background
Small inlet near Eilean Glas
Small inlet near Eilean Glas
Coastline
Coastline
Boats at Cuidhir Loch Leurbost The Islands of Tabhaidh Bheag and Tabhaidh are clearly seen in distance.
Boats at Cuidhir Loch Leurbost
The Islands of Tabhaidh Bheag and Tabhaidh are clearly seen in distance.
Entrance to Loch Grimshader Loch Grimshader is the first Sea Loch South of Stornoway. Ben Casgro prominent on North Side of Loch.
Entrance to Loch Grimshader
Loch Grimshader is the first Sea Loch South of Stornoway. Ben Casgro prominent on North Side of Loch.
Stac and Beinn Mhor Prominent Land Mark at the North side of Loch Erisort
Stac and Beinn Mhor
Prominent Land Mark at the North side of Loch Erisort
Tabhaidh Mhor As the name suggests Tabhaidh Mhor is a large Island in outer Loch Erisort and rises to 41 metres above sea level. It is used for grazing sheep from the nearby villages. Stac Tabhaidh can be seen to the left of the picture.
Tabhaidh Mhor
As the name suggests Tabhaidh Mhor is a large Island in outer Loch Erisort and rises to 41 metres above sea level. It is used for grazing sheep from the nearby villages. Stac Tabhaidh can be seen to the left of the picture.
Entrance to Loch Erisort Eilean Cholum Chille (St.Columba's Isle) in mid picture and Clisham 799m -highest hill in Hebrides in distance to left of frame
Entrance to Loch Erisort
Eilean Cholum Chille (St.Columba's Isle) in mid picture and Clisham 799m -highest hill in Hebrides in distance to left of frame
Rubha Raernis This headland forms the Southern Shore of Loch Grimshader and the Northern Shore of Loch Leurbost and leads to the entrance of Loch Erisort
Rubha Raernis
This headland forms the Southern Shore of Loch Grimshader and the Northern Shore of Loch Leurbost and leads to the entrance of Loch Erisort
Eilean Bhatarsaidh Unnamed Islet in foreground and Stac at Loch Erisort Entrance in distance (left of frame). Collectively these Islands are referred to as Na h-Eileanan Bairclin or Barkin Isles.
Eilean Bhatarsaidh
Unnamed Islet in foreground and Stac at Loch Erisort Entrance in distance (left of frame). Collectively these Islands are referred to as Na h-Eileanan Bairclin or Barkin Isles.
Old croft buildings at Ranais
Old croft buildings at Ranais
Grazing land at Ranais Overlooking Loch Griomsiadar.
Grazing land at Ranais
Overlooking Loch Griomsiadar.
Loch Sgeireach On Aird Raerinis.
Loch Sgeireach
On Aird Raerinis.
Tabhaigh Beag The navigation light can be seen on the hillock to the left of the photograph
Tabhaigh Beag
The navigation light can be seen on the hillock to the left of the photograph
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Beinn Mhòr is located at Grid Ref: NB4224 (Lat: 58.134059, Lng: -6.3758338)

Unitary Authority: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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Beinn Mhòr Àird Rànais Leum na Làire Àird Raerinis Cnoc Breac Geodh' nan Cuiseag Loch na h-Àirigh Uire

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Located within 500m of 58.134059,-6.3758338
Ele: 104
Natural: peak
Source: OS7
Lat/Long: 58.1340207/-6.3757449
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