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Sgorr DheargA mountain in Highland region rising to a height of 1024m (3360 feet) southwest of Ballachulish. It forms the eastern part of the Beinn a' Bheithir range with Sgorr Dhonuill. Above the tree line the landscape consists of a number of pink quartzite boulders which probably gave rise to its Gaelic name which can be translated as "red peak".
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