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Meall na TeangaLocated west of Loch Lochy in Highland Council area, Meall na Teanga rises to a height of 918m (3012 feet). Its name comes from Gaelic and means "hill of the tongue". Its lower slopes above the loch are deeply forested and lead to the crest of the summit, upon which there is a large summit cairn.
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