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A' ChailleachThe most westerly of the Fannichs, in Ross and Cromarty district of Highland Council Area, A' Chailleach rises to a height of 999m (3277 feet). It has a steep and rocky northern flank. The name A' Chailleach originates from Gaelic and means "the old woman".
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