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*'''[[Geal Charn, Alder]]''', 3,714 feet | *'''[[Geal Charn, Alder]]''', 3,714 feet | ||
*'''[[Geal Charn, Laggan]], 3,442 feet | *'''[[Geal Charn, Laggan]]''', 3,442 feet | ||
*'''[[Geal Charn, Monadhliath]]''', 3,038 feet | *'''[[Geal Charn, Monadhliath]]''', 3,038 feet | ||
*'''[[Geal Charn, Drumochter Hills]]''', 3,009 feet | *'''[[Geal Charn, Drumochter Hills]]''', 3,009 feet | ||
Latest revision as of 00:50, 21 November 2013
Geal Charn or Geal-Chàrn is a name from Gaelic meaning "White Peak". It may be one of four Munros in Inverness-shire:
- Geal Charn, Alder, 3,714 feet
- Geal Charn, Laggan, 3,442 feet
- Geal Charn, Monadhliath, 3,038 feet
- Geal Charn, Drumochter Hills, 3,009 feet
Also:
- Geal Charn, a subsidiary top (3,018 feet, NH869019) of Sgòr Gaoith, a Munro in the Cairngorms (also Inverness-shire).
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