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mapping sites do not list it, it is
located just
south of Bad an
Leathaid. Bad an
Leathaid is the smallest,
least known locality in the
catchment area of...
- Laid
Scottish Gaelic:
Leathaid Laid
along the A838 and Loch
Eriboll Laid
Location within the
Sutherland area OS grid reference NC411591 Council area Highland...
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surface area and
largest by
volume Nicholl's Loch (Angus) Loch an
Nighe Leathaid (beneath Arkle, Sutherland) Loch an Nid (Fisherfield Forest,
Wester Ross)...
- 4372053189638 NN523993] Sim 803 1832
Scotland 737 1427
Sgurr a'
Ghlas Leathaid 844 59 2,769 194 12A 25 [57.563420074961;-4.9389234773869 NH243564] Sim...
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Meall an
Leathaid Mhòir at an
altitude of 512 metres. To the
south is a
continuation of the
mountainous Coulin Forest, with
Meall an
Leathaid Mhòir at...
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south is a
continuation of the
mountainous Coulin Forest, with
Meall and
Leathaid Mhòir at an
altitude of 512 metres. Loch
Clair is an
excellent fishing...
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variously known as
Moylehide (1609),
Moolet (1659), Moylehit, Mullyleet, Mul
Leathaid and Mul-leithid (hill of breadth) (1834).
Mylehid townland contains two...
- the
River Bran, and
features two peaks,
Scuir Vuillin and
Scuir a
Ghlas Leathaid 2,800 ft (850 m). The
Achanalt reservoir and
marshes were
designated a...
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north west
ridge is
steep and
rocky and
descends to the
Bealach Ghlas-
Leathaid (575 metres) and then
connects to the
Corbett of Cam Chreag.
Another ridge...
