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Beinn Dubhchraig
(Beinn Dubhcraig)Rising to a height of 978m (3209 feet) in the Tyndrum Hills to the west of Crianlarich in Stirling Council Area, Beinn Dubhchraig is an eastward extension of Ben Lui. It has a steep southern face with broken crags below its level summit ridge and derives its name from the Gaelic for "black rock hill".
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