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MUNROVERGROUND TUBULAR FELLS Copyright © 2012 P.M.Burgess Lochboisdale DUNVEGAN LOCH Tarbet & Lochmaddy Stornoway (Lewis) Munro’s Tabular Hills NORTH All 283 Hills Over 3000’ Meall Key to table: Height in feet (metres), name of Munro, OS Landranger Map number and eight Figure Grid Reference Tuath 3070 (936) A' Bhuidheanach Bheag 42 NN66087759 3700 (1128) Creag Meagaidh 34 NN41878753 LOCH 6 hours 2 hours 3 hours Sandwood 3270 (997) A' Chailleach (Fannaichs) 19/20 NH13607141 3435 (1047) Creag Mhor (Glen Lochay) 50 NN39123609 SNIZORT Kilmaluag T H E M I N C H NW WATERNISH Bay 3051 (930) A' Chailleach (Monadh Liath) 35 NH68130417 3011 (918) Creag nan Damh 33 NG98361120 DUIRINISH 3674 (1120) A' Chralaig 33/34 NH09401481 3031 (924) Creag Pitridh 42 NN48758145 Flodigarry Cape Wrath Dunvegan L. SNIZORT BEAG HANDA 3011 (918) A' Ghlas-bheinn 25 NH00822307 3608 (1100) Creise 41 NN23845063 S E A OF T H E H E B R I D E S Uig L. LAXFORD 3064 (934) Am Basteir 32 NG46572530 3431 (1046) Cruach Ardrain 51 NN40922123 SW NE L. INCHARD Kinlochbervie 3385 (1032) Am Bodach 41 NN17656509 3789 (1155) Derry Cairngorm 36/43 NO01729804 Quiraing 3126 (953) Am Faochagach 20 NH30367938 3106 (947) Driesh 44 NO27137358 3172 (967) A' Mhaighdean 19 NH00787489 3238 (987) Druim Shionnach 33 NH07420850 SE Ferry 3198 (975) A' Mharconaich 42 NN60437629 3041 (927) Eididh nan Clach Geala 20 NH25788421 LOCH HARPORT LOCH ISLE OF The EDDRACHILLIS Scourie House 3264 (995) An Caisteal 50 NN37851933 3061 (933) Fionn Bheinn 20 NH14786213 LOCH TROTTERNISHOld Man 3028 (923) An Coileachan 20 NH 241680 BRACADALE of Storr BAY 3015 (919) Gairich 33 NN02489958 Laxford Durness 3221 (982) An Gearanach 41 NN18776698 3238 (987) Gaor Bheinn (Gulvain) 41 NN00288757 ENARD Bridge NORTH-WEST 3704 (1129) An Riabhachan 25 NH13373449 3323 (1013) Garbh Chioch Mhor 33 NM90989611 SUMMER KYLE OF DURNESS SKYE BAY Kylestrome 3300 (1006) An Sgarsoch 43 NN93348366 3441 (1049) Geal Charn (Loch Laggan) 42 NN50458117 ISLES SUTHERLAND Carbost 3507 (1069) An Socach (Loch Mullardoch) 25 NH10063326 3038 (926) Geal Charn (Monadh Liath) 35 NH56159879 Kylesku Foinaven SOUND L. LURGAINN Lochinver 3021 (921) An Socach (Glen Affric) 25/33 NH08812300 3713 (1132) Geal-Charn (Loch Pattack) 42 NN47027463 MINGINISH Arkle OF RAASAY Cranstackie 3097 (944) An Socach (Glen Ey) 43 NO07997998 3008 (917) Geal Charn (Drumochter ) 42 NN59657826 Sgurr a’ Portree LOCH GRUINARD L. GLENCOUL Sgurr a’ 3667 (1118) An Stuc 51 NN63904314 3270 (997) Glas Bheinn Mhor 50 NN15324294 Mhadaidh Am GAIRLOCH LOCH EWE Quinag L. GLENDHUAchfary LOCH ERIBOLL Ghreadaidh L. ASSYNT 3484 (1062) An Teallach- Bidean a' Ghlas Thuill 19 NH06908436 3503 (1068) Glas Maol 43 NO16707657 Basteir RONA Gairloch Suilven L. MORE BAY BROOM LITTLE LOCH 3477 (1060) An Teallach- Sgurr Fiona 19 NH06418367 3448 (1051) Glas Tulaichean 43 NO05107600 Bruach Sligachan na Frithe Red 3349 (1021) Aonach air Chrith 33 NH05100834 3395 (1035) Gleouraich 33 NH03930535 Hotel Point Poolewe Sgurr na Sgurr Ben 4048 (1234) Aonach Beag (Nevis) 41 NN19667150 3346 (1020) Ladhar Bheinn 33 NG82420397 nan DUNDONNELL & Cul Banachdich Sgurr Dearg/ Mor 3661 (1116) Aonach Beag (Alder Region) 42 NN45817418 3356 (1023) Liathach-Mullach an Rathain 25 NG91205768 LOCH TORRIDON LOCH Canisp 55 mins Inaccessible Gillean FISHERFIELD Mor CANNA Canna RAASAY Tom na Coigach LOCH HOPE 3126 (953) Aonach Eagach-Meall Dearg 41 NN16135835 3461 (1055) Liathach-Spidean a'Choire Leith 25NG92955797 Pinnacle L. NA SEALGA WESTER FIONN LOCH HILLS Harbour Sgurr CUILLIN Gruagaich 3172 (967) Aonach Eagach-Sgorr nam Fiannaidh 41 NN14065830 3789 (1155) Lochnagar-Cac Carn Beag 44 NO24378612 Sgurr Inverarish MAREE LOCH Inchnadamph Dun Dornaigil Broch Mhic Choinnich HILLS Stac Eas a’ Chual Kinloch SOUND OF CANNA Alasdair Beinn Alligin Alltnacaillich Ben 3284 (1001) Aonach Meadhoin 33 NM04901377 3080 (939) Luinne Bheinn 33 NG86900082 I N N E R H E B R I D E S 20 mins ROSS Pollaidh Aluinn Sgurr Sconser Sgurr Mhor Conival (waterfall) Hope KYLE OF TONGUE 4005 (1221) Aonach Mor 41 NN19317296 3234 (986) Lurg Mhor 25 NH06474047 3359 (1024) Beinn a' Bheithir - Sgorr Dhearg 41 NN05695583 3874 (1181) Mam Sodhail 25 NH12012531 nan BROOM LOCH The GLEN SLIGACHAN Applecross Gardners Cottage ASSYNT Ben More SUTHERLAND Tongue Sgurr Eag Ruadh Ullapool KYLE OF 3284 (1001) Beinn a' Bheithir - Sgorr Dhonuill 41 NN04035555 3303 (1007) Maoile Lunndaidh 25 NH13524585 SOAY Mullach an Assynt Dubh I N N E R S O U N D Stac Sgurr TONGUE 3927 (1197) Beinn a' Bhuird 36/43 NJ09260059 3061 (933) Maol Chean-dearg 25 NG92454988 Camasunary Rathain Fiona and L.MERKLAND An Casteal Mor Mor Bidein a’ GLEN OYKEL 3405 (1038) Beinn Achaladair 50 NN34454320 3218 (981) Maol Chinn-dearg (Kintail) 33 NH03240878 Kinloch Liathach Ben Loyal Blaven Ghlas 3553 (1083) Beinn a' Chaorainn (Glen Derry) 36 NJ04520135 An Teallach 3044 (928) Mayar 44 NO24107376 Small SCALPAY RÙM RED Spidean a’ Beinn Thuill COIGACH Glen LOCH APPLECROSS Bealach Tarsuinn A’ Mhaighdean 3451 (1052) Beinn a' Chaorainn (Loch Laggan) 34 NN38618508 3635 (1108) Meall a' Bhuiridh 41 NN25065035 Elgol HILLS Choire Leath Cassley na Ba CASSLEY SCAVAIG 3566 (1087) Beinn a' Chlachair 42 NN47147816 3038 (926) Meall a' Choire Leith 51 NN61244389 COULIN Ruadh-stac Slioch GLEN LOCH LOYAL PENINSULA Beinn a’Chlaidheimh† STRATH VAGESTIE 3005 (916) Beinn a' Chlaidheimh† 19 NH06127757 3064 (934) Meall a' Chrasgaidh 20 NH18507329 FOREST TORRIDON Mor Isles L. SLAPIN Torrin Beinn Eighe 3005 (916) Beinn a' Chleibh 50 NN25052559 3103 (946) Meall Buidhe (Knoydart)33 NM84909897 Broadford RANGE Corrieshalloch LOCH NAVER Maol Ben 3215 (980) Beinn a' Chochuill 50 NH10983285 Spidean Coire Mullach Sgurr O C H S I N L Meall 3057 (932) Meall Buidhe (Glen Lyon) 51 NN49814991 L. EISHORT LOCH KISHORN Chean- Loch a’ Gorge Klibreck 1hr 20m nan Clach Coire Mhic Ban nan Con 3546 (1081) Beinn a' Chreachain 50 NN37394404 3120 (951) Meall Chuaich 42 NN71658785 KYLE Kyle of dearg Braoin Achness SOUND OF RUM Fhearchair Eididh nan Seana 3083 (940) Beinn a' Chroin 50 NN38761858 3507 (1069) Meall Corranaich 51 NN61524104 AKIN Lochalsh Kinlochewe Clach Geala Bhraigh Waterfall SLEAT A’ Chailleach STRATH MULZIE 3677 (1121) Beinn a' Ghlo - Carn nan Gabhar 43 NN97117330 3667 (1118) Meall Garbh (Lawers) 51 NN64394365 Sgorr Beinn Loch MUCK OF EIGG Duirinish 3024 (922) Beinn Alligin - Tom na Gruagaich 24 NG85966014 3175 (968) Meall Garbh (Glen Lyon) 51 NN64685168 SOUND Kyleakin Sgurr Breac Armadale LOCH ALSH Ruadh Liath Claire Carn a’ Ghlinne ULLAPOOL EIGG Castle Plockton LOCH CARRON Mhor 3234 (986) Beinn Alligin - Sgurr Mhor 24 NG86576125 3408 (1039) Meall Ghaordaidh 51 NN51443970 Fionn Sgurr nan Meall nan HILLS TIREE COLL Glencarron Clach Geala Ceapraichean 3293 (1004) Beinn an Dothaidh 50 NN33184084 3146 (959) Meall Glas 51 NN43123222 Galmisdale Kylerhea Duncraig Stromeferry Strathcarron Achnashellach Bheinn Beinn BRORA STRATH 3343 (1019) Beinn Bheoil 42 NN51707170 Scarinish Arinagour Knock Castle Lodge Sgurr nan FANNAICH 3113 (949) Meall Gorm 20 NH22166960 Each Dearg 3054 (931) Beinn Bhreac 36/43 NO05889709 3284 (1001) Meall Greigh 51 NN67404382 Armadale L. FANNICH RANGE Port KYLE Eilean Donan Attadale Sgurr Cona Mheall 5 mins Lurg Sgurr a’ Meall a’ 3795 (1157) Beinn Bhrotain 43 NN95419229 3011 (918) Meall na Teanga 34 NN22069246 Mor RHEA Castle Mor SOUND OF SLEAT Sandaig Bidean Chaorachain Chrasgaidh L. GLASCARNOCH 3110 (948) Beinn Bhuidhe (Glen Fyne) 56 NN20361871 35 mins 1 hour Mhor Achnasheen 3219 (981) Meall nan Aighean 51 NN69474968 DUICH LOCH a’ Choire 1 hour 1 hour 35 mins Beinn Liath Loch 3061 (933) Beinn Chabhair 50 NN36751793 3205 (977) Meall nan Ceapraichean 20 NH25738257 Glenelg Falls of Sheasgaich Sgurr nan Prille Mallaig KINTAIL Glomach Sgurr STRATH Mhor Fannaich 3556 (1084) Beinn Dearg (Ullapool) 20 NH25948119 3044 (928) Meall nan Eun 50 NN19224489 Inverie Ladhar Ceannaichean† RIVER CARRONEASTER ROSS 45 mins Choinnich BRAN Sgurr Mor Lairg 3307 (1008) Beinn Dearg (Blair Atholl) 43 NN85297778 3425 (1044) Meall nan Tarmachan 51 NN58513902 Bheinn Dun FIVE Killilan An Am Old Socach MONAR Moruisg Achanalt Meall 3530 (1076) Beinn Dorain 50 NN32573786 3651 (1113) Monadh Mor 43 NN93869421 Forge Mam Telve Ratagan SISTERS Forest Faochagach Morar Barrisdale FOREST Sgurr Gorm 3208 (978) Beinn Dubhchraig 50 NN30782547 3044 (928) Moruisg 25 NH10174998 Beinn Pass Sgurr Beinn LOCH MONAR CAITHNESS (pass) LOCH The A’ Ghlas- Maoile Fhuar- 3615 (1102) Beinn Eibhinn 42 NN44827341 3080 (939) Mount Keen 44 NO40918692 NORTH Sgritheall Fhuaran Fhada An Coileachan Loch Kilchoan LOCH bheinn Lunndaidh thuill Arisaig Meall Sgurr Saddle An Carn Vaich Culrain 3313 (1010) Beinn Eighe-Ruadh-stac Mor 19 NG95146115 3343 (1019) Mullach Clach a' Bhlair 35 NN88319268 ARDNAMURCHAN MORAR Riabhachan nan Invershin SOUND Buidhe na Sgine Sgurr na Sgurr nan 3257 (993) Beinn Eighe-Spidean Coire nan Clach 19 NG96635978 3339 (1018) Mullach Coire Mhic Fhearchair 19 NH05227349 GLEN Carnach Sgurr a’ Gobhar Inverness–Wick Railway 3244 (989) Beinn Eunaich 50 NN13563276 OF LOCH MORAR Creag nan Ceathreamhan Garbat 3615 (1102) Mullach Fraoch-choire 33 NM09511718 Luinne Sea to Sea Sgurr na Ardgay SUTHERLAND SOUTH HOURN SHIEL L. MULLARDOCHSgurr Choire Glais Forest 3385 (1032) Beinn Fhada (Ben Attow) 33 NH01861926 3221 (982) Mullach an Dheargain 25 NH08082594 ARISAIG Bheinn Damh Sgurr na Mullach an Hugh NEVIS Ruaidhe GLASS LOCH LOCH TUATH MORAR Ciste Duibhe Dheargain na Lapaich OF KYLE Thomas 3297 (1005) Beinn Fhionnlaidh (Glen Affric) 25 NH11562827 3080 (939) Mullach nan Coirean 41 NN12246623 Tobermory Sgurr Sgurr an Glencannich Lochluichart Ben Munro GOMETRA na Ciche Lochain Sgurr an Carn Wyvis 3146 (959) Beinn Fhionnlaidh (Glen Etive) 50 NN09504977 3464 (1056) Na Gruagaichean 41 NN20316519 Beasdale Bealach an An Socach Forest Doire Lapain nan LOCH LUICHART 3618 (1103) Beinn Ghlas 51 NN62544047 3011 (918) Ruadh Stac Mor 19 NH01847566 KNOYDART Sgurr Garve Rogart L. EILT Kinloch Leathain Beinn Fhionnlaidh Gobhar 3536 (1078) Beinn Heasgarnich 51 NN41373833 3287 (1002) Sail Chaorainn 34 NH13321545 ULVA A' Mhaoraich ORRIN RES.
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