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Beinn Rosail

Hill, Mountain in Sutherland

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Beinn Rosail

Loch na Faic, Sutherland
Loch na Faic, Sutherland Credit: Claire Pegrum

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Images are sourced within 2km of 58.020581/-4.6882846 or Grid Reference NC4106. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Loch na Faic, Sutherland
Loch na Faic, Sutherland
Beinn an Eoin, Sutherland The south face of the hill Beinn an Eoin (544 m, 1785 ft), near Rosehall and Lairg in the northern Scottish Highlands. Not to be confused with other hills of the same name.
Beinn an Eoin, Sutherland
The south face of the hill Beinn an Eoin (544 m, 1785 ft), near Rosehall and Lairg in the northern Scottish Highlands. Not to be confused with other hills of the same name.
Moorland Peat Bog near Loch na Faic, Sutherland Almost dried out in the summer weather. On the moors to the northwest of Rosehall village, Scottish Highlands
Moorland Peat Bog near Loch na Faic, Sutherland
Almost dried out in the summer weather. On the moors to the northwest of Rosehall village, Scottish Highlands
Loch na Faic, Sutherland A large loch on the moors near the hill Beinn an Eoin, near Rosehall, Scottish Highlands.
Loch na Faic, Sutherland
A large loch on the moors near the hill Beinn an Eoin, near Rosehall, Scottish Highlands.
Lochan on moorland below Beinn an Eòin, Sutherland
Lochan on moorland below Beinn an Eòin, Sutherland
Burn on moorland above Glen Cassley, Sutherland The burn is a tributary of the Allt na Faic which flows into the River Cassley near Glencassley castle.
Burn on moorland above Glen Cassley, Sutherland
The burn is a tributary of the Allt na Faic which flows into the River Cassley near Glencassley castle.
View from Cnoc Mòr, Glen Cassley, Sutherland Looking across the glen to high ground on the other side.
View from Cnoc Mòr, Glen Cassley, Sutherland
Looking across the glen to high ground on the other side.
Aonach Coir' an Laoigh, Sutherland View facing west towards the mountains of the Assynt, Scottish Highlands.
Aonach Coir' an Laoigh, Sutherland
View facing west towards the mountains of the Assynt, Scottish Highlands.
The Allt na Faic watercourse in Glen Cassley, Sutherland A clear mountain stream, a tributary to the River Cassley. On the other side of the glen is Glencassley Castle.
The Allt na Faic watercourse in Glen Cassley, Sutherland
A clear mountain stream, a tributary to the River Cassley. On the other side of the glen is Glencassley Castle.
Moorland in Coir' an Laoigh, Sutherland A remote bit of moorland, near Rosehall, Scottish Highlands.
Moorland in Coir' an Laoigh, Sutherland
A remote bit of moorland, near Rosehall, Scottish Highlands.
On the Summit of Beinn Rosail, Sutherland Beinn Rosail is a low moorland hill 420 m high (1378 ft) with a flat boggy summit, located northwest of the village of Rosehall, Scottish Highlands.
On the Summit of Beinn Rosail, Sutherland
Beinn Rosail is a low moorland hill 420 m high (1378 ft) with a flat boggy summit, located northwest of the village of Rosehall, Scottish Highlands.
Deer Fence above Glen Cassley, Sutherland A remote part of Great Britain.
Deer Fence above Glen Cassley, Sutherland
A remote part of Great Britain.
Boulder in Coir' an Laoigh, Sutherland Moorland to the northwest of Rosehall, Scottish Highlands.
Boulder in Coir' an Laoigh, Sutherland
Moorland to the northwest of Rosehall, Scottish Highlands.
Deer Fence above Glen Cassley - facing east, Sutherland
Deer Fence above Glen Cassley - facing east, Sutherland
Boulder on Moorland above Glen Cassley, Sutherland
Boulder on Moorland above Glen Cassley, Sutherland
An Odd Mound on the Moors, above Glen Cassley, Sutherland The mound looks artificial, but might not be.
An Odd Mound on the Moors, above Glen Cassley, Sutherland
The mound looks artificial, but might not be.
Glen Cassley, Sutherland View over the lower part of the glen, with Glencassley Castle visible on the other side of the valley.
Glen Cassley, Sutherland
View over the lower part of the glen, with Glencassley Castle visible on the other side of the valley.
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Beinn Rosail is located at Grid Ref: NC4106 (Lat: 58.020581, Lng: -4.6882846)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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