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Sgurr na SgineLocated in Kintail, south of Glen Shiel, Sgurr na Sgine rises to a height of 945m (3101 feet). The summit is marked by a cairn on the edge of the southeastern flank. Its name originates from Gaelic and means "peak of the knife".
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