Meall Rèidh

Hill, Mountain in Argyllshire

Scotland

Meall Rèidh

A819 at Carloonan Here the power lines cross the road — A819 at Carloonan Credit: John Firth

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Meall Rèidh Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.2577/-5.063275 or Grid Reference NN1011. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

A819 at Carloonan

Here the power lines cross the road

John Firth

A819 through Glen Aray

Track into Balantyre woods on left

John Firth

A819 straight through Three Bridges

John Firth

A819 in Glen Aray

Steven Brown

View across Glenaray

Steven Brown

Track up to Dun na Cuaiche

Steven Brown

Felling activity near Inveraray

Steven Brown

Pylon line crosses Glen Aray at Balantyre

Alan Reid

The A819 in Glen Aray

David Purchase

SrÃ²n-gharbh Plantation

Alan Reid

Tom-breac Plantation

Plans are afoot to 'Reinforce' the pylon line.

Alan Reid

Woodland road

The road is descending towards Inveraray Castle on the western slopes of Dùn na Cuaiche and is used on a walking ascent of that hill.

Trevor Littlewood

Dry stone wall west of Meall RÃ¨idh

Meall Rèidh is a minor hill rise north of Dùn Còrr-Bhile, close to Inveraray. The autumnal trees below and beyond are in Glen Aray.

Trevor Littlewood

View from the A819 in Glen Aray

Elliott Simpson

A819 in Glen Aray

Elliott Simpson

Track on Dun na Cuaiche

From just below a hairpin bend we look down the path that climbs to the top of Dun na Cuaiche.

Alec MacKinnon

Towards Glen Aray

Chris Wimbush

Hillside towards Tom-breac Plantation

Chris Wimbush

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Meall Rèidh is located at Grid Ref: NN1011 (Lat: 56.2577, Lng: -5.063275)

Unitary Authority: Argyll and Bute

Police Authority: Argyll and West Dunbartonshire

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///homing.windows.tolerates. Near Inveraray, Argyll & Bute

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