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Bencollaghduff (Irish: Binn Dubh,
meaning 'black mountain/peak of hags') at 696
metres (2,283 ft), is the 93rd–highest peak in
Ireland on the
Arderin scale...
- 281021559269;-3.5931783076633 NX989997] Ma,G,Sim,D 650 1235
Ireland 48 280
Bencollaghduff 696 202 2,283 663 47B 37 53.512507404074;-9.8141613749145 L797529] Ma...
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starts high up in the
Gleninagh Valley on the
slopes of
Benbaun and
Bencollaghduff, and the
Tooreennacoona River.
Derryclare Lough flows into Ballynahinch...
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after Benbaun 729
metres (2,392 ft),
Bencorr 711
metres (2,333 ft), and
Bencollaghduff 696
metres (2,283 ft). Benbreen's
profile is of a "high
narrow rocky...
- Bencullagh,
Muckanaght and Benbaun,
viewed from
Bencollaghduff Intersection of Benbaun,
Bencollaghduff and Benbreen,
viewed from
Muckanaght (l-to-r) Derryclare...
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County Mayo
Barrclashcame Twelve Bens –
County Galway Benbaun Bencorr Bencollaghduff Errisbeg Diamond Hill
Tully Mountain Wikimedia Commons has
media related...
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Glencoaghan Valley, and
include the 7
major Bens of: Derryclare, Bencorr,
Bencollaghduff, Benbreen, Bengower, Benlettery, and Benglenisky; and 5
subsidiary Bens...
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starts high up in the
Gleninagh Valley on the
slopes of
Benbaun and
Bencollaghduff, and the
Tooreennacoona River.
After flowing into
Lough Inagh, the river...
- Benbaun,
separated only by the third-highest
mountain in the
range of
Bencollaghduff 696
metres (2,283 ft), and the col of Maumina. An
alternative name for...
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Twelve Bens
Benbaun Benbrack Benbreen Bencollaghduff Bencorr Bencullagh Benfree Benglenisky Bengower Benlettery Derryclare Muckanaght Others Diamond Hill...
