Sgurr Alasdair

Classification and Statistics Type: Mountain Subtype: Munro Height: 992 m (3255 feet) Tourist Rating: No Text of Entry Updated: 18-MAY-2020

Location Latitude: 57.2065°N Longitude: 6.224°W National Grid Reference: NG 450 207 A range of modern and historical maps are accessible through the map tab on the right of this page Get directions by entering the UK postcode of your location, home or hotel here eg. EH1 3YT

References and Further Reading

Bearhop, Derek A. (ed.) (1997) Munro's Tables and other tables of lower hills. Scottish Mountaineering Trust, Edinburgh
Bennet, Donald (ed.) (1991) The Munros - Scottish Mountaineering Club Hillwalkers Guide. Vol 1. Scottish Mountaineering Trust, Edinburgh
Fabian, D.J., G.E. Little and B.N. Williams (1989) The Islands of Scotland including Skye. Scottish Mountaineering Trust, Edinburgh
McNeish, Cameron (1999) The Munros - Scotland's Highest Mountains. Lomond Books, Edinburgh.

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Related Entries

There are 15 related entries.

(2 Attractions, 1 Council Area, 1 Historical County, 7 Features, 1 Parish, 3 People and 0 Settlements)

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Attractions:	Cuillin, The	Skye
Council Area:	Highland
Features:	Black Cuillin Coir' a' Ghrunnda Coir' a' Ghrunnda, Loch Cuillin Ridge	Sgurr Dubh Mor Skye and Lochalsh Sron na Ciche
Historical Counties:	Inverness-shire
Parishes:	Bracadale
People:	Sir Hugh Thomas Munro Sheriff Alexander Nicholson	Rev. Archibald (Archie) Eneas Robertson (A. E. Robertson)

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