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Carn LiathA summit which represents the highest point of a small plateau at the head of Strath Dearn in Highland, Carn Liath rises to 668m (2191 feet) 1¼ miles (2 km) northwest of Coignafearn and the River Findhorn. The name derives from Gaelic and means 'grey hill'.
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