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Beinn Liath MhorLocated south of Torridon in Wester Ross, Beinn Liath Mhor rises to a height of 926m (3038 feet) in the Coulin Forest. The summit ridge of this peak is very long and curved and is composed of quartzite. The summit is found at the northern end. The name Beinn Liath Mhor is the Gaelic for "big grey hill".
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