Beinn Dubh is located
east on Islay, a little north of the island's highest mountains. From
the summit you have a nice with across to Jura and the Paps of Jura.
The name means "black hill".
Beinn Dubh seen from Mullach Dubh.
| Beinn Dubh |
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| Alt. names | ||||||
| Municipality | Islay (Argyll and Bute, UK) | |||||
| Height [m] | 267 | |||||
| Primary factor [m] | 142 (approx. point 29 U 680249 6186110 - located to the south-west, at the top of Glen Logan valley) | |||||
| Secondary factor [km] | 2.1 (point 29 U 681589 6185352 - located to the south, on the north slopes of Sgorr nam Faoileann) | |||||
| Location |
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| UTM: 29 U 680876 6187359 | |||
| Lat/Lon: N55°47'52.6" W6°06'52.0" | ||||||
| Description |
Beinn Dubh is located
east on Islay, a little north of the island's highest mountains. From
the summit you have a nice with across to Jura and the Paps of Jura. |
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| Main photo |
Beinn Dubh seen from Mullach Dubh. |
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| Routes | Beinn Dubh from Mullach Dubh | |||||
| Panorama |
360° (02.05.2009) |
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