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Stob Diamh
Argyllshire
Range: Cruachan Hills
Summit: 3,274 feet NN094308
56°25’51"N, 5°5’33"W

Stob Diamh is a mountain in Argyllshire, forming part of the ring of mountains known as the Cruachan Horseshoe, surrounding the mountain loch which has become the reservoir of the Cruachan Dam hydroelectric station.

With Stob Diamh in the horseshoe are Ben Cruachan, Beinn a' Bhuiridh and several subsidiary summits. Stob Diamh itself reaches a height of 3,274 feet at its summit, and so is listed as a Munro.

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Munros in SMC Area SMC Section 3 - Strath Orchy to Loch Leven

Beinn a' ChochuillBeinn EunaichBeinn FhionnlaidhBeinn nan AighenanBeinn SgulairdBen CruachanBen StaravBidean nam BianBuachaille Etive MòrCreiseGlas Bheinn MhòrMeall a' BhuiridhMeall Dearg, ArgyllMeall nan EunSgor na h-UlaidhBeinn a' BheithirBeinn a' BheithirSgorr nam FiannaidhStob a' Choire OdhairStob Coir'an AlbannaichBuachaille Etive BeagStob Coire SgreamhachStob DiamhBuachaille Etive BeagStob GhabharBuachaille Etive Mòr


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