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A QMD Document 2019 Scotland. List of Summits with Grid References A QMD Document 2019 Scotland. List of summits with Grid References. Sorted by GR. Sourced from The Database of British and Irish Hills v16.2 http://www.hills-database.co.uk Name area elevation GridrefXY Tiorga Mor [Tirga Mor] 679 NB0555011511 Oireabhal [Oreval] West of Tarbert, Harris 662 NB0839509980 Ulabhal West of Tarbert, Harris 659 NB0858711405 Uisgneabhal Mor [Uisgnaval Mor] West of Tarbert, Harris 729 NB1209608579 Teileasbhal [Teileasval] 697 NB1259709085 Mulla bho Thuath [Mulla-Fo-Thuath] West of Tarbert, Harris 720 NB1402108415 Mullach an Langa West of Tarbert, Harris 614 NB1430009400 Mulla bho Dheas [Mulla-Fo-Dheas] West of Tarbert, Harris 743 NB1431807624 An t-Isean West of Tarbert, Harris 691 NB1460007600 An Cliseam [Clisham] West of Tarbert, Harris 799 NB1548407302 Beinn nan Caorach 649 NC0804405340 Beinn nan Caorach North Top 648 NC0866606060 Speicein nan Garbh-choireachan 738 NC0870203628 Ben Mor Coigach [Ben More Coigach] [Beinn Mhor na Coigich] 743 NC0939604257 Sgurr an Fhidhleir 705 NC0944105453 1 Beinn an Eoin 619 NC1049106438 Stac Pollaidh 612.4 NC1071810614 Speicein Coinnich 717 NC1076204164 Cul Beag 769 NC1403508834 Meall Dearg 657 NC1480008700 Bod a' Mhadail 758 NC1530412454 Suilven 731 NC1532118360 Creag nan Calman 828 NC1593711355 Meall Meadhonach West Top 691 NC1615817944 Cul Mor 849 NC1620311919 Meall Meadhonach 723 NC1646517799 Meall Beag 656 NC1660017700 Meallan Diomhain 609 NC1707711648 Quinag - Sail Gorm [Sail Ghorm] 776 NC1983730426 Sail Gharbh Far West Top 687 NC1985529185 Sail Gharbh West Top 745 NC2009128931 Creag na h-Iolaire Ard 714 NC2020728208 Canisp 847 NC2028918732 Quinag - Spidean Coinich 764 NC2060227745 Quinag - Sail Gharbh 809 NC2093729210 Spidean Coinich East Top 620.8 NC2108827332 Glas Bheinn 776 NC2548526502 2 Ben Stack 720 NC2693742296 Beinn Uidhe 741 NC2817225167 Breabag 815 NC2867215737 Meall nan Caorach 705.6 NC2880422889 Beinn Uidhe South Top 640 NC2888623565 Breabag North Top 718 NC2922317984 Beinn an Fhurain 804.7 NC2930021500 Meall a' Bhraghaid 688 NC2981514240 Conival North Top 790.3 NC2990021000 Arkle 787 NC3027546180 Conival 987 NC3033019938 Na Tuadhan 861.4 NC3037321484 Arkle South Top 758 NC3102345337 Ceann Garbh 902 NC3129251496 Beinn Leoid West Top 729 NC3140028900 Sail na Slataich 652.2 NC3141730541 Foinaven [Foinne Bhein] - Ganu Mor 911.05 NC3152050697 Ben More Assynt West Top 974 NC3154620137 Ben More Assynt 998 NC3183020150 A' Cheir Ghorm [A' Che'ir Ghorm] 866.6 NC3189349434 Beinn Leoid 792 NC3202729490 Sgurr Cadha na Beucaich 812.8 NC3210049100 3 Ben More Assynt South Top 960 NC3240219289 Stob Cadha na Beucaich 808 NC3250548737 Carn nan Conbhairean 868 NC3252318344 Meall an Aonaich [Eagle Rock] 715 NC3360016400 An t-Sail Mhor 778 NC3380048300 Creachan Thormaid 608 NC3440043700 Meallan a' Chuail 750 NC3446229242 Creagan Meall Horn 731 NC3452345702 Cranstackie 801 NC3506155604 Meall Horn 777 NC3526144921 Tatha nam Beann 718 NC3562740311 Meallan Liath Coire Mhic Dhughaill 801 NC3572039150 Sabhal Mor 703 NC3600044000 Sail Rac 761 NC3611239822 Meall an Fheur Loch 613 NC3619431061 Beinn Spionnaidh 773 NC3619557297 Meallan Liath Coire Mhic Dhughaill East Top 741 NC3647238972 Meall Garbh 754 NC3690540368 Sabhal Beag 732 NC3731542907 Carn Dearg 797 NC3770138926 A' Ghlaise 749.5 NC3907637829 Carn an Tionail 758.5 NC3923139037 4 Beinn Direach 688.9 NC4061938061 Meallan Liath Mor 684 NC4062732914 Meall a' Chleirich 627.9 NC4073636552 Ben Hee 873 NC4265533942 Ben Hee North Top 851 NC4340035000 Ben Hope 927 NC4775050151 Ben Hope East Top 806 NC4862049364 Sail Romascaig 719 NC4917048199 Sgor a' Chleirich 662.3 NC5681748562 Creag an Lochain [A'Chaoirnichain] 807.3 NC5758428039 Carn an Tionail 715.1 NC5759647681 Beinn Bheag 744.7 NC5762648259 Ben Loyal - An Caisteal 764.2 NC5781148861 Sgor Chaonasaid 712 NC5795849829 Creag an Lochain South Top 794.7 NC5796627535 Ben Klibreck - Meall nan Con 962.1 NC5853029921 Meall an Eoin 773.8 NC5963129337 Meall Meadhonach 731 NC5987331004 Meall Ailein 721.5 NC6131031465 Meall Ard 634 NC6650029200 Creag na h-Iolaire 694 NC6735128892 Meall nan Aighean 695 NC6809528874 5 Ben Armine 705 NC6948527338 Creag Mhor 713 NC6984424015 Beinn Dhorain 628 NC9254615656 Ben Uarie 623 NC9279516427 Morven 706 ND0046728533 Sron Gharbh 609 ND0540026600 Scaraben 626 ND0660826840 Beinn Mhor Eriskay & South Uist 620 NF8085431096 Sgurr Thuilm Skye & surrounding islands 881 NG4389524215 Sgurr na Banachdich Skye & surrounding islands 965 NG4404622448 Sgurr Thormaid Skye & surrounding islands 926 NG4410022600 Sgurr na Banachdich Central Top Skye & surrounding islands 942 NG4410722291 Sgurr Dearg - Cairn Skye & surrounding islands 978 NG4438321556 Sgurr Dearg - Inaccessible Pinnacle Skye & surrounding islands 986 NG4440421566 Sgurr a' Ghreadaidh Skye & surrounding islands 973 NG4452523125 Sgurr a' Ghreadaidh South Top Skye & surrounding islands 970 NG4453923005 Sgurr a' Mhadaidh Skye & surrounding islands 918 NG4469923512 Sgurr a' Mhadaidh East Top Skye & surrounding islands 894 NG4480023600 Sgurr Sgumain Skye & surrounding islands 947 NG4484620674 Stob Coir' a' Ghrunnda Skye & surrounding islands 720 NG4500020000 Sgurr Alasdair Skye & surrounding islands 992 NG4500220783 Sgurr Mhic Choinnich Skye & surrounding islands 948 NG4502121048 6 Sgurr Thearlaich Skye & surrounding islands 978 NG4507620784 Sgurr a' Mhadaidh Far East Top Skye & surrounding islands 895.8 NG4508023679 Sgurr an Fheadain Skye & surrounding islands 689.2 NG4525724516 Caisteal a' Garbh-Choire Skye & surrounding islands 829.7 NG4543120222 Sgurr Dubh an Da Bheinn [Sgurr Dubh na Da Bheinn] Skye & surrounding islands 938 NG4552120462 Beinn Edra Skye & surrounding islands 611 NG4557162682 Bidein Druim nan Ramh Skye & surrounding islands 869 NG4565223962 Bidein Druim nan Ramh North Top Skye & surrounding islands 852 NG4569324027 Sgurr nan Eag Skye & surrounding islands 926.2 NG4570519536 Sgurr Dubh Mor Skye & surrounding islands 944 NG4575820547 Bruach na Frithe Skye & surrounding islands 958 NG4608425200 An Caisteal Skye & surrounding islands 830 NG4608624457 Creag a' Lain Skye & surrounding islands 608.7 NG4641658613 Sgurr a' Fionn Choire Skye & surrounding islands 936 NG4642925207 Sgurr a' Bhasteir Skye & surrounding islands 900.1 NG4642925747 Bhasteir Tooth [Basteir Tooth] Skye & surrounding islands 917.16 NG4650825279 Am Basteir Skye & surrounding islands 934 NG4656325301 Sgurr a' Choire Bhig Skye & surrounding islands 876.9 NG4656919127 Sgurr Dubh Beag Skye & surrounding islands 733 NG4657420431 Gars-bheinn Skye & surrounding islands 894.2 NG4681318733 Sgurr nan Gillean Skye & surrounding islands 964 NG4715925303 Knight's Peak Skye & surrounding islands 914.24 NG4718025426 7 Sgurr nan Gillean Third Pinnacle Skye & surrounding islands 879 NG4720025400 Baca Ruadh Skye & surrounding islands 638.3 NG4748557558 Sgurr na h-Uamha Skye & surrounding islands 736 NG4760024000 Sgurr Beag Skye & surrounding islands 764 NG4767024605 Hartaval Skye & surrounding islands 669 NG4801655103 The Storr Skye & surrounding islands 719 NG4953954047 The Storr East Top Skye & surrounding islands 714 NG4970054000 Marsco Skye & surrounding islands 736 NG5076125183 Glamaig - Sgurr Mhairi Skye & surrounding islands 775 NG5136130005 Beinn Dearg Mheadhonach Skye & surrounding islands 651 NG5152027112 Beinn Dearg Mhor Skye & surrounding islands 731 NG5203028495 An Coileach Skye & surrounding islands 673 NG5230030500 Bla Bheinn SW Top Skye & surrounding islands 926.5 NG5285521529 Bla Bheinn [Blabheinn] [Blaven] Skye & surrounding islands 929 NG5299021743 Garbh-bheinn Skye & surrounding islands 808 NG5312523246 Slat Bheinn Skye & surrounding islands 624 NG5340820894 The Prow Skye & surrounding islands 741.2 NG5342721739 Clach Glas Skye & surrounding islands 786 NG5343422117 Sgurr nan Each Skye & surrounding islands 720 NG5373622767 Sgurr nan Each East Top Skye & surrounding islands 623 NG5419622785 Belig Skye & surrounding islands 702 NG5439524049 Beinn Dearg Mhor Skye & surrounding islands 709 NG5877322853 8 Beinn na Caillich Skye & surrounding islands 732 NG6013623296 Beinn a' Chlachain [Meall an Doireachain] 626 NG7241549050 Ben Aslak Skye & surrounding islands 609 NG7507519132 Sgurr na Coinnich Skye & surrounding islands 739 NG7624622259 Beinn na Caillich Skye & surrounding islands 732 NG7704922971 Meall Gorm 710 NG7790640980 Meall Coire an t-Searraich 686 NG7810905648 Carn Dearg 673 NG7820045100 Beinn Bhan Far North Top 709 NG7842348339 Sgurr a' Chaorachain North Top 773 NG7857342416 Sgurr a' Chaorachain Far North Top 651 NG7867243236 Sgurr Coire Choinnichean West Top 779 NG7873701053 Na Ciochan 754 NG7900042600 Sgurr Coire Choinnichean 796 NG7907501078 Na Ciochan East Top 697 NG7920042600 Beinn na Caillich North Top 665 NG7930407117 Na Ciochan Far East Top 683 NG7940042700 Beinn Bhan North Top 793.9 NG7952147343 Beinn na Caillich 785 NG7959306698 Sgurr a' Chaorachain 792 NG7966241752 Sron Coire an Fhamhair West Top 842 NG8000046500 Beinn Bhan 896 NG8036145039 9 Sron Coire an Fhamhair 846 NG8049546437 Stob an Uillt-fhearna 661 NG8069401805 A' Phoit 674 NG8090045300 A' Chioch 761 NG8100044600 A' Chioch East Top 753 NG8120044700 Beinn Bhan South Top 763 NG8135143934 Mullach Li 668 NG8175806461 Aonach Sgoilte Far West Top 620 NG8210001700 Ladhar Bheinn 1020 NG8240003983 Ladhar Bheinn North Top [Ladhar Bheinn point 692m] 692 NG8247005770 Beinn a' Chapuill West Top 742 NG8285815271 Ladhar Bheinn South Top 848 NG8290003400 Stob a' Choire Odhair 960 NG8301504311 Aonach Sgoilte West Top 758 NG8310002200 Ladhar Bheinn Far South Top
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