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Sgurr BanRemotely located north of Kinlochewe in the western part of the Ross and Cromarty district of Highland, Sgurr Ban rises to a height of 989m (3245 feet) and has a summit composed of Cambrian quartzite and has a broad plateau beneath it. Its name originates from Gaelic and means "white peak".
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