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Sgurr a' ChaorachainLocated between the head of Loch Monar and Glen Carron, in the district of Ross and Cromarty in Highland Council, Sgurr a' Chaorachain rises to a height of 1053m (3455 feet). It has a rounded appearance, in direct comparison to its neighbour Sgurr Choinnich, which is steep and rocky. The name Sgurr a' Chaorachain originates from Gaelic and means "peak of the little field of berries".
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