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Sgurr Fiona
(An Teallach)Sgurr Fiona is one of the peaks of An Teallach and is located southwest of Dundonnell, in the district of Ross and Cromarty in Highland Council and is the second lowest of these peaks, rising to a height of 1060m (3478 feet). Sgurr Fiona forms a bend in the ridge, which becomes a pinnacled arête. The name Sgurr Fiona originates from Gaelic and means "peak of wine".
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