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Municipality |
Islay (Argyll and Bute, UK) |
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Height
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232 |
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Primary
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227 (approx. point 29 U 667326 6187468 -
located to the north-east, between Loch Gruinart and Loch Indaal) |
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Secondary factor [km] |
16.9 (point 29 U 677467 6179047 - located
to the east, on the western slopes of the Beinn Bheigeir massif) |
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Location |
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UTM: 29 U 660511 6178513
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Lat/Lon: N55°43'32.6" W6°26'38.9"
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Description |
Beinn Tart a' Mhill is
the highest point on Rinns of Islay, the peninsula on the west side of
Loch Indaal. There is a communication mast close to the summit, but they
have been wise enough not to place it on the actual summit.
From the summit of Beinn Tart a' Mhill you will have a good view of most
of the Islay and Jura mountains, on a clear day.
The name means "mountain of drought". |
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Main photo |
Beinn Tart a' Mhill seen from Bolsay Farm. |
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Routes |
Beinn Tart a' Mhill from Bolsay |
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Panorama |
360° (02.05.2009)
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Photos |
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