| Beinn Mhor |
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| Municipality | Islay (Argyll and Bute, UK) | |||||
| Height [m] | 202 | |||||
| Primary factor [m] | 177 (approx. point 29 U 673833 6170111 - located to the north-east, where Oa connects to the rest of Islay) | |||||
| Secondary factor [km] | 11.6 (point 29 U 678414 6171415 - located to the north-east, on the south-west slopes of Beinn Sholum) | |||||
| Location |
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| UTM: 29 U 670542 6162928 | |||
| Lat/Lon: N55°34'56.7" W6°17'39.4" | ||||||
| Description |
Beinn Mhor is the highest point on the peninsula Oa, which is the southern most tip of Islay. The summit is located close to the south cost, and in good weather you can look across to Northern Ireland. |
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| Main photo |
Beinn Mhor seen from south-east, onboard the Kennacraig to Port Ellen
ferry.. |
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| Routes | Beinn Mhor from Killeyan | |||||
| Panorama |
270°
of Islay (02.05.2009) |
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