Eilean a' Chapuill

Island in Argyllshire

Scotland

Eilean a' Chapuill

The main track on Danna Offshore can be seen the islands of Eilean Ghamhna (left, in <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/NR6875">NR6875</a>) and Corr Eilean (in <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/NR6775">NR6775</a>).
The main track on Danna Credit: David Purchase

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Eilean a' Chapuill Images

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The main track on Danna Offshore can be seen the islands of Eilean Ghamhna (left, in <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/NR6875">NR6875</a>) and Corr Eilean (in <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/NR6775">NR6775</a>).
The main track on Danna
Offshore can be seen the islands of Eilean Ghamhna (left, in NR6875) and Corr Eilean (in NR6775).
Buildings on the Island of Danna
Buildings on the Island of Danna
Sgeir Bun an Locha
Sgeir Bun an Locha
Eilean nan Leac
Eilean nan Leac
Southeast coast of the Island of Danna This southeast side of Danna rises steeply for a short way above the waters of Loch Sween and has a narrow band of woodland right down to tidewater. The Loch itself is very sheltered and at this point has very little tidal flow, but further up is characterised by a double high tide as the rising tide is reflected from the inland end and travels back down.
Southeast coast of the Island of Danna
This southeast side of Danna rises steeply for a short way above the waters of Loch Sween and has a narrow band of woodland right down to tidewater. The Loch itself is very sheltered and at this point has very little tidal flow, but further up is characterised by a double high tide as the rising tide is reflected from the inland end and travels back down.
Rubha nam Maraich The tip of Danna. The landform of lots of parallel steep sided ridges continues into the sea.
Rubha nam Maraich
The tip of Danna. The landform of lots of parallel steep sided ridges continues into the sea.
Danna na Cloiche View across Loch Sween.
Danna na Cloiche
View across Loch Sween.
Eilean nan Leac Elongated island, continuing the pattern of long steep sided parallel ridges in Knapdale. Parts of Islay in the background were being refracted above the horizon. Knocklayd in Co. Antrim was also visible at the time.
Eilean nan Leac
Elongated island, continuing the pattern of long steep sided parallel ridges in Knapdale. Parts of Islay in the background were being refracted above the horizon. Knocklayd in Co. Antrim was also visible at the time.
Eilean Puirt Lèithe Eilean Puirt Lèithe is a tidal island with the Knapdale elongated ridge form. A parallel ridge forms Eilean nan Leac a bit further out.
Eilean Puirt Lèithe
Eilean Puirt Lèithe is a tidal island with the Knapdale elongated ridge form. A parallel ridge forms Eilean nan Leac a bit further out.
Cormac Isles Corr Eilean and Eilean Glas, a continuation of the Taynish ridge with the Paps of Jura in the background.
Cormac Isles
Corr Eilean and Eilean Glas, a continuation of the Taynish ridge with the Paps of Jura in the background.
Boat leaving Loch Sween Probably bound for Jura (background, beyond the end of Danna).
Boat leaving Loch Sween
Probably bound for Jura (background, beyond the end of Danna).
Otter enjoying the autumn sun The otter was fast asleep on a rock in the gap between Eilean a’Chapuill and Sgeir Dhonncha enjoying the autumn sun.
Otter enjoying the autumn sun
The otter was fast asleep on a rock in the gap between Eilean a’Chapuill and Sgeir Dhonncha enjoying the autumn sun.
The end of Rubha na Cille Lookning down the Sound of Jura towards the MacCormac Isles.
The end of Rubha na Cille
Lookning down the Sound of Jura towards the MacCormac Isles.
Exposed rockforms at the end of Rubha na Cille Even here, the sea pinks are holding on.
Exposed rockforms at the end of Rubha na Cille
Even here, the sea pinks are holding on.
Sea pinks on Ruba na Cille Armeria maritima, also known as thrift or sea thrift.
Sea pinks on Ruba na Cille
Armeria maritima, also known as thrift or sea thrift.
The Loch Sween shore of the Island of Danna Annoyingly, I intended this to be a geograph, but didn't accurately check my location before taking the photograph and ended up too far south. Every day's a school day.
The Loch Sween shore of the Island of Danna
Annoyingly, I intended this to be a geograph, but didn't accurately check my location before taking the photograph and ended up too far south. Every day's a school day.
The Loch Sween shore of the Island of Danna
The Loch Sween shore of the Island of Danna
Sgeir Bun an Locha Skerries which translate as "The Reef at the Bottom of the Loch".
Sgeir Bun an Locha
Skerries which translate as "The Reef at the Bottom of the Loch".
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Eilean a' Chapuill is located at Grid Ref: NR6877 (Lat: 55.932476, Lng: -5.7022476)

Unitary Authority: Argyll and Bute

Police Authority: Argyll and West Dunbartonshire

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