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Mullach Clach a' BhlairSituated in the northern Cairngorms within the Highland region, 8 miles (13 km) southwest of Ben Macdui, Mullach Clach a'Bhlair rises to a height of 1019m (3343 feet). Its name is associated with a nearby rock outcrop, Clach a'bhlair and is derived from the Gaelic for "summit of the stone of the plain", or "summit of the battlefield". Red Deer frequent the high stony ridge of Moine Mhor which connects this peak to Sgor Gaoith.
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