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Binn Mhór (Irish for "great peak") is one of the
Maumturk Mountains of
Connemara in
County Galway, Ireland. At 661
metres (2,169 ft), it is the third-highest...
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Islands Beinn Mhòr (Lewis), 572 m, a hill on the
Scottish Islands Beinn Mhòr (North Uist), 190 m, a hill on the
Scottish Islands Binn Mhór (661 m), a mountain...
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Knocknarea –
County Sligo Maumturks –
County Galway Letterbreckaun Binn idir an dá Log
BinnMhor Corcogemore Lackavrea Mweelrea (814 m, 2,671 ft) –
County Mayo...
- Lothian,
Scotland "
Binn",
meaning "peak" in the
Irish language, used in the
names of mountains:
Binn Chaonaigh Binn idir an dá Log
Binn Mhór Bin (disambiguation)...
- of furrows"),
which is also
called Irish:
Binn Mhór (meaning "big peak"; not to be
confused with
Binn Mhór in the
Maumturks range), and
whose prominence...
- Máméan, lies
Binn Mhór,
which at 661
metres (2,169 ft) is the 3rd-highest peak in the
Maumturks range. The p**** of Máméan at the base of
Binn Chaonaigh has...
- "Barrslievenaroy" (or "Baurslievenaroy"),
which is a
nearby townland on the
slopes of
Binn idir an Da Log. (*)
Cartographer Tim
Robinson notes: "the
Ordnance Survey...
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Connemara Dalradian rocks). "Ben" is an
anglicized form of the
Irish word
binn,
meaning "peak".
According to
Irish academic Paul Tempan, "An odd
thing about...
- Vandeleur-Lynam scale.
Corcogemore is
located on a
small m****if that
includes Binn Mhór (661
metres (2,169 ft)), and
Mullach Glas (622
metres (2,041 ft)); this...
- on the Vandeleur-Lynam list.
Mullach Glas is on a m****if that
includes Binn Mhór (661
metres (2,169 ft)) and
Corcogemore (609
metres (1,998 ft)); this...
