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Gleouraich

1035 m in Highland. Its summit pillar, station NG80/DM/14, is recorded as destroyed.

Height
1035 m
Drop
768 m
Position
57.09716, -5.23803
DoBIH number
683

The hill

101st of 2,342 by height.

1035 m, with 768 m of drop — 38th most prominent of the 2,342 hills on a list here. Classed as Marilyn, HuMP, Simm and Munro.

In the log book · page 200

The page for your Gleouraich day is already printed.

The top of the Gleouraich page in The Munros log book
The rest of the page is yours to fill in.

Its contours, height and rank, the three nearest Munros with their bearings, and the lines to fill in: the date, who was with you, the route, the weather, how it felt on top. One page for each of the 282, in a book that stays on the shelf long after the round is done.

A5 paperback · 282 hill pages · A gift for anyone with a round on the go

Summit pillar

A pillar stood here. It is gone.

Ordnance Survey’s archive records station NG80/DM/14, 0 m from the recorded summit, as destroyed. A trig pillar once stood on this summit; none does now.

Gleouraich

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