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Foinaven (Scottish Gaelic:
Foinne Bheinn) is a
mountain in Scotland,
situated in the far
northwest corner of the
Scottish Highlands. Like many of the monolithic...
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Foinaven oilfield is a deep-water oil
development approximately 190
kilometres (120 mi) west of the
Shetland Islands.
Together with Schiehallion, Loyal...
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quartzite crags and cliffs. In the
Scottish Highlands,
several mountains (e.g.
Foinaven, Arkle)
composed of
Cambrian quartzite can be
found in the far north-west...
- production". 6 May 2016. "BP
Suspends Output from
Foinaven Fields as Long-Serving FPSO
Petrojarl Foinaven Nears End of Life". 15
April 2021. DTI
Brown book...
- ownership)
Magnus oilfield (transferred
EnQuest ownership 2018)
Clair oilfield Foinaven oilfield (ceased
production 2021)
Schiehallion oilfield Hod
oilfield Tambar...
- has been
created by
denudation to form
isolated sandstone peaks such as
Foinaven, Arkle, Cùl Mòr and Suilven. Such
mountains are
attractive for hill walking...
- it
acquired Golar-Nor and two FPSO vessels,
Petrojarl I and
Petrojarl Foinaven.
Within a year two more
vessels were
delivered Petrojarl Banff and Petrojarl...
- The
trend continues to the north, with
larger caps of the
white rock at
Foinaven and Arkle. Some of
these hills are made of
Lewisian Gneiss, one of the...
- in the far north-west
corner of the
Scottish Highlands. Like its
sister Foinaven, the
mountain is made up of
glistening white Cambrian quartzite, laid down...
- as the
outflow from Loch
Dionard which lies
below the
eastern side of
Foinaven and
flows north-northwest
through Strath Dionard below that mountain's...
