- in the 1930s but
closed in 1947.
Building remains at
locations such as
Kearvaig have been
dated to the 18th century. The Cape has few
archaeological remains...
-
Stack Clò
Kearvaig, a sea
stack climbed by Fowler...
- Inch
North coast (from west to east): Stac an Dunain, Duslic,
Stack Clò
Kearvaig, An Garbh-eilean, Na Glas Leacan,
Eilean Dubh,
Clach Bheag na Faraid, Clach...
-
coastal catchments Amhainn an t-Sratha Bhig
River Dionard Daill River Kearvaig River Flowing into the
Atlantic Ocean between Cape
Wrath and
Corpach at...
- 24
March 2024.
Quine 2000, p. 111.
Jakobsen 1897, p. 135. "Etymology of
Kearvaig". walkhighlands.co.uk.
Retrieved 13
March 2024.
Mellor 2020, p. 154. Haswell-Smith...
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Bothies ****ociation.
Retrieved 14
September 2017.
Allan (2017), p. 53. "
Kearvaig".
Mountain Bothies ****ociation.
Retrieved 14
September 2017.
Allan (2017)...
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Hebrides – Machair,
North Uist
Corrieshalloch Gorge – the
Falls of
Measach Whaligoe steps Cape
Wrath –
Kearvaig beach from
Kinlochbervie and
Faraid Head...
