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Meall an t-Sagairt

Hill, Mountain in Inverness-shire

Scotland

Meall an t-Sagairt

Meall an Tagraidh A conical hill rises from the boggy pass at Fedden.
Meall an Tagraidh Credit: Richard Webb

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Meall an t-Sagairt Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.002239/-4.9741349 or Grid Reference NN1994. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Meall an Tagraidh A conical hill rises from the boggy pass at Fedden.
Meall an Tagraidh
A conical hill rises from the boggy pass at Fedden.
View towards Meall na h-Eilde Bogs! The ridge in the background is on the east-west watershed.
View towards Meall na h-Eilde
Bogs! The ridge in the background is on the east-west watershed.
North side of Meall and Tagraidh A steep conical hill at the eastern end of a long range of lumpy hills between Loch Arkaig and Glen Garry. Its main feature is a big gully on the east side which gives its name to the ruin at Fedden.
North side of Meall and Tagraidh
A steep conical hill at the eastern end of a long range of lumpy hills between Loch Arkaig and Glen Garry. Its main feature is a big gully on the east side which gives its name to the ruin at Fedden.
Gate by Fedden A redundant gate without a fence. There is an outwash plain beyond from the gully on Meall an Tagraidh which gives Fedden its name.
Gate by Fedden
A redundant gate without a fence. There is an outwash plain beyond from the gully on Meall an Tagraidh which gives Fedden its name.
Under Meall an Tagraidh The descent from the pass which is the site of Fedden. The path is pretty well impossible to find now, but you will find a lot of mess from motorbikes that were buzzing around earlier. Time to change the lock on the gate at the top of the forest. It was locked when I got there so my non motorised bike had to be hauled over the fence.
Under Meall an Tagraidh
The descent from the pass which is the site of Fedden. The path is pretty well impossible to find now, but you will find a lot of mess from motorbikes that were buzzing around earlier. Time to change the lock on the gate at the top of the forest. It was locked when I got there so my non motorised bike had to be hauled over the fence.
Gleann Cia-aig The upper glen, beneath Fedden. It is grassy and trackless.
Gleann Cia-aig
The upper glen, beneath Fedden. It is grassy and trackless.
Gleann Cia-aig View up to the Cam Bealach, the pass used in most ascents of Meall na Teanga and Sròn a' Choice Ghairbh.
Gleann Cia-aig
View up to the Cam Bealach, the pass used in most ascents of Meall na Teanga and Sròn a' Choice Ghairbh.
Meall Odhar A ridge off Meall na Teanga overlooks Glen Chia-aig.
Meall Odhar
A ridge off Meall na Teanga overlooks Glen Chia-aig.
Allt Bealach an Easain Southern slopes of Meall na h-Eilde and Meall an Tagraidh.
Allt Bealach an Easain
Southern slopes of Meall na h-Eilde and Meall an Tagraidh.
Gleann Cia-aig The end of the imaginary path is in site. A real one starts at the bridge beside the mid ground trees.
Gleann Cia-aig
The end of the imaginary path is in site. A real one starts at the bridge beside the mid ground trees.
Abhainn Chia-aig Upstream from a useful bridge.
Abhainn Chia-aig
Upstream from a useful bridge.
Abhainn Chia-aig Footbridge Footbridge over the Abhainn Chia-aig with Meall an Tagraidh beyond.
Abhainn Chia-aig Footbridge
Footbridge over the Abhainn Chia-aig with Meall an Tagraidh beyond.
Desolate Moorland Desolate moorland near the Abhainn Chia-aig, looking towards Gleann Tarsuinn.
Desolate Moorland
Desolate moorland near the Abhainn Chia-aig, looking towards Gleann Tarsuinn.
Abhainn Chia-aig The upper reaches of the Abhainn Cia-aig, with Glas Bheinn in the background.
Abhainn Chia-aig
The upper reaches of the Abhainn Cia-aig, with Glas Bheinn in the background.
Snow patches Lingering snow patches on the western slopes of Meall Odhar.
Snow patches
Lingering snow patches on the western slopes of Meall Odhar.
57°N 5°W The main geographical feature of this square is not physically visible. You can see the flanks of the mountain Meall na h-Eilde falling away into the Gleann Tarsuinn valley, and the Allt Tarsuina stream meandering below. What you cannot see is the confluence in the immediate foreground, 57°N 5°W, visited as part of confluence.org website project.
57°N 5°W
The main geographical feature of this square is not physically visible. You can see the flanks of the mountain Meall na h-Eilde falling away into the Gleann Tarsuinn valley, and the Allt Tarsuina stream meandering below. What you cannot see is the confluence in the immediate foreground, 57°N 5°W, visited as part of confluence.org website project.
Meall na h-Eilde Looking towards the summit of Meall na h-Eilde. Just before I took this photo some deer ran over the summit, after spying us.
Meall na h-Eilde
Looking towards the summit of Meall na h-Eilde. Just before I took this photo some deer ran over the summit, after spying us.
Bealach an Easain This is the "notch" between two peaks (Meall na h-Eilde 838m and Meall an Tagraigh 761m) at about 630m.
Bealach an Easain
This is the "notch" between two peaks (Meall na h-Eilde 838m and Meall an Tagraigh 761m) at about 630m.
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Meall an t-Sagairt is located at Grid Ref: NN1994 (Lat: 57.002239, Lng: -4.9741349)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

Also known as: Meall an Tagraidh

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Located within 500m of 57.002239,-4.9741349
Meall an Tagraidh
Ele: 761
Natural: peak
Wikidata: Q13130057
Lat/Long: 57.0026028/-4.9752538
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