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'''Càrn Liath''' is a mountain in [[Perthshire]] forming part of the great bulk of [[Beinn a' Ghlò]], a mountain of which three summits are high and distinct enough to be classed as [[Munro]]s in their own right. Carn Liath is the most prominent of these Munros, and reaches a height of 3,202 feet. | '''Càrn Liath''' is a mountain in [[Perthshire]] forming part of the great bulk of [[Beinn a' Ghlò]], a mountain of which three summits are high and distinct enough to be classed as [[Munro]]s in their own right. Carn Liath is the most prominent of these Munros, and reaches a height of 3,202 feet. | ||
Càrn Liath, [[Càrn nan Gabhar]] and [[Braigh Coire Chruinn-bhalgain]] are all connected in one long ridge | Càrn Liath, [[Càrn nan Gabhar]] and [[Braigh Coire Chruinn-bhalgain]] are all connected in one long ridge south-west to north-east, a rim curving round the rims of corries. | ||
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| Range: | Grampian Mountains | ||
| Summit: | 3,202 feet NN936698 56°48’27"N, 3°44’39"W | ||
Càrn Liath is a mountain in Perthshire forming part of the great bulk of Beinn a' Ghlò, a mountain of which three summits are high and distinct enough to be classed as Munros in their own right. Carn Liath is the most prominent of these Munros, and reaches a height of 3,202 feet.
Càrn Liath, Càrn nan Gabhar and Braigh Coire Chruinn-bhalgain are all connected in one long ridge south-west to north-east, a rim curving round the rims of corries.
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