Schiehallion
1083 m in Perth and Kinross. Its summit pillar, station NN96/28, is recorded as destroyed.
- Height
- 1083 m
- Drop
- 716 m
- Position
- 56.66694, -4.10023
- DoBIH number
- 103
The hill
60th of 2,342 by height.
1083 m, with 716 m of drop — 45th most prominent of the 2,342 hills on a list here. Classed as Marilyn, HuMP, Simm and Munro.
On the ground
In the log book · page 34
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Summit pillar
A pillar stood here. It is gone.
Ordnance Survey’s archive records station NN96/28, 17 m from the recorded summit, as destroyed. A trig pillar once stood on this summit; none does now.
SchichallionAlso on
2 lists.
Nearby
Seven pillars within ten kilometres.
- SchichallionNN96/28 · lost · 1083 mOn the summit
- Beinn A' ChuallaichNN96/3 · standing · 892 m7.6 km
- Carn GormNN96/9 · lost · 1028 m9.1 km
- Ciochan A' ChopNN96/11 · standing · 788 m9.3 km
- Drummond HillNN96/18 · standing · 455 m9.6 km
- Dull WoodNN96/19 · standing · 475 m9.8 km
The six nearest are listed.