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Beinn a' GhloA mountain massif in the southern Grampians, Beinn a' Ghlo lies to the east of Glen Tilt and 6 miles (10 km) northeast of Blair Atholl in highland Perth and Kinross. Its highest peak is the Munro Carn nan Gabhar which rises to 1129m (3704 feet). Other tops to the southwest are Braigh Coire Chruinn-bhalgain (1069m / 3507 feet) and Carn Liath (975m / 3199 feet).
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