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Quinag (Scottish Gaelic: A’ C****neag) is an 808 m high
mountain range in
Sutherland in the
Scottish Highlands, with an
undulating series of
peaks along...
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western part of ****ynt has many
distinctively shaped mountains,
including Quinag, Canisp,
Suilven and Ben More ****ynt, that rise
steeply from the surrounding...
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rivers and glaciers,
leaving a
series of
isolated peaks, such as Suilven,
Quinag and Stac Pollaidh,
standing above the "knock and lochan"
landscape of small...
- (Stercorarius skua) at
Handa Island Sign for the
breeding birds'
protected area
Quinag and
Scourie across the
Sound of
Handa Scottish islands portal The nearest...
- of Unapool. The
lochan sits on the
northeast slopes of ****ynt's
iconic Quinag,
resting on a bed of
Lewisian gneiss. Its name
means "Loch of the Mountain...
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peaks of the
Quinag,(Scottish Gaelic: A’ C****neag) that sit in a Y-shaped crest. The
three Corbett summits are
Quinag - Sail Gorm at 776m,
Quinag - Sail Gharbh...
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Scotland 346 107
Quinag - Sail
Gharbh 809 550 2,654 1,804 16E 15 58.215060862137;-5.0505256109552...
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Scourie Scottish Gaelic:
Sgobhairigh Quinag and
Scourie across the
Sound of
Handa Scourie Location within the
Sutherland area OS grid reference NC157447...
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Cargo UK
Stored 60 089
Arcuil The
Railway Horse Land
Recovery Stored 60 090
Quinag DCRail Stored 60 091 An
Teallach Barry Needham DB
Cargo UK
Stored 60 092...
- over Loch
Drumbeg to the
village of
Drumbeg itself. In the background,
Quinag can be seen
rising in the
distance Drumbeg Location within the Sutherland...
