- Ben
Cleuch is a hill in the
Ochil Hills range, part of the
Central Lowlands of Scotland. It is the
highest point in the range,
Clackmannanshire and the...
- than gullies,
although smaller than valleys.
Ravines may also be
called a
cleuch, dell,
ghout (Nevis), gill or ghyll, glen, gorge,
kloof (South Africa),...
-
Gilbert Cleuch (died 1569) was a
Scottish stone mason based in Edinburgh. His name
occurs several times in the
accounts of the
burgh of Edinburgh. In September...
- Loch
Skeen before ascending the
ridge to Mid Craig, and p****ing Donald's
Cleuch Head to
reach the summit. The
descent suggested is via
Rough Craig and south...
-
Molls Cleuch Dod is a hill in the
Moffat Hills range, part of the
Southern Uplands of Scotland. A broad, gr****y
outlier of the
surrounding hills, it is...
- Alloa. The
Ochil Hills dominate the
northern third of the county,
where Ben
Cleuch, Clackmannanshire's
highest point, can be found. The
northernmost salient...
-
plateau is
undulating with no
prominent peak, the
highest point being Ben
Cleuch at 721 m (2,365 ft). The south-flowing
burns have cut deep
ravines including...
- ****bria. Peel Burn
Wormscleuch Burn
Caddroun Burn Wane
Cleuch Singdean Burn
Dawston Burn
Cooper Cleuch Alison Sike
Cliffhope Burn Kiln Burn (at Burnmouth...
- guide". Hills-database.co.uk.
Retrieved 23
April 2020. "Laird's
Cleuch Rig [Lairds
Cleuch Rig]". Hill-bagging.co.uk.
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April 2020. "Garelet Hill"...
- 77
miles (124 km), 2
degrees Binsey, 18
miles (29 km), 2
degrees Turner Cleuch Law, 71
miles (114 km), 4
degrees Dale Head, 5
miles (8.0 km), 5 degrees...
