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Toll CreagachLocated south of Loch Mullardoch, in the district of Inverness in Highland Council, Toll Creagach rises to a height of 1054m (3458 feet). It has a rounded outline with the summit marked by a cairn a little way west of a triangulation point. Its name originates from Gaelic and means "rocky hollow".
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