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'''Beinn Tharsuinn''' is a mountain of 2,149 feet in [[Dunbartonshire]].  It is to be found in the hills between between [[Loch Long]] and [[Loch Lomond]], sometimes known as the [[Luss Hills]], which form the northerly tract of the county.
'''Beinn Tharsuinn''' is a mountain of 2,149 feet in [[Dunbartonshire]].  It is to be found in the hills between [[Loch Long]] and [[Loch Lomond]], sometimes known as the [[Luss Hills]], which form the northerly tract of the county.


The mountain is just over half a mile southeast of the summit of [[Beinn Chaorach]].
The mountain is just over half a mile southeast of the summit of [[Beinn Chaorach]].

Latest revision as of 22:16, 11 March 2015

Beinn Tharsuinn
Dunbartonshire
Range: Luss Hills
Summit: 2,149 feet NS290915
56.086282, -4.748453

Beinn Tharsuinn is a mountain of 2,149 feet in Dunbartonshire. It is to be found in the hills between Loch Long and Loch Lomond, sometimes known as the Luss Hills, which form the northerly tract of the county.

The mountain is just over half a mile southeast of the summit of Beinn Chaorach.