Hills of Britain and Ireland
OS Map of Beinn Mhor
Height: 190m / 623ft β’ Prominence: 185m / 607ft β’ Summit : trig point β’ Trip reports (hill-bagging)
1622 Beinn Mhor
Parked where the Hebridean Way meets the road to the north then up Beinn Mhor and down via Beinn Bhreac with Dangerous Dave. Name:Beinn Mhor Hill number:1622 Height:190m / 623ft RHB Section:24C: North Uist, South Uist and Nearby Islands County/UA:Na h-Eileanan Siar [Western Isles] (UA) Island:North Uist Maritime area:Sound of Harris & Loch Maddy Watershed:Long Island Class:Marilyn, Hump, Tump (100-199m), Yeaman Grid ref:NF 89801 76156 Summit feature:trig point Drop:185m Col:5m NF886747
06-Jun-22 β’ Dugswell2 β’ flickr
trigpoint islandnorthuist beinnmhornorthuisttrigpoint s8995 beinnmhor p185 marilyn hump tump yeaman 52160206394
Lunch Stop
06-Jun-22 β’ Dugswell2 β’ flickr
trigpoint islandnorthuist beinnmhornorthuisttrigpoint s8995 beinnmhor p185 marilyn hump tump yeaman lunchstop 52160200989
1622 Beinn Mhor d
06-Jun-22 β’ Dugswell2 β’ flickr
trigpoint islandnorthuist beinnmhornorthuisttrigpoint s8995 beinnmhor p185 marilyn hump tump yeaman 52158939457
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Spatial NI has online OSNI mapping. Click "Basemap Gallery" (4 squares icon at the top).
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Photos
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The other photos have been geo-tagged as on or around the summit. For less busy mountains, it can be a little hit and miss.
1622 Beinn Mhor
Parked where the Hebridean Way meets the road to the north then up Beinn Mhor and down via Beinn Bhreac with Dangerous Dave. Name:Beinn Mhor Hill number:1622 Height:190m / 623ft RHB Section:24C: North Uist, South Uist and Nearby Islands County/UA:Na h-Eileanan Siar [Western Isles] (UA) Island:North Uist Maritime area:Sound of Harris & Loch Maddy Watershed:Long Island Class:Marilyn, Hump, Tump (100-199m), Yeaman Grid ref:NF 89801 76156 Summit feature:trig point Drop:185m Col:5m NF886747
06-Jun-22 β’ Dugswell2 β’ flickr
trigpoint islandnorthuist beinnmhornorthuisttrigpoint s8995 beinnmhor p185 marilyn hump tump yeaman 52160206394
Lunch Stop
06-Jun-22 β’ Dugswell2 β’ flickr
trigpoint islandnorthuist beinnmhornorthuisttrigpoint s8995 beinnmhor p185 marilyn hump tump yeaman lunchstop 52160200989
1622 Beinn Mhor d
06-Jun-22 β’ Dugswell2 β’ flickr
trigpoint islandnorthuist beinnmhornorthuisttrigpoint s8995 beinnmhor p185 marilyn hump tump yeaman 52158939457
Dun An Sticer
28-Feb-19 β’ itmpa β’ flickr
dunansticer dun lochansticir ironage reused tower hall 16thcentury dunoftheskulker loch lochan causeway northuist uibhistatuath naheileanansiar naheileanananiar westernisles outerhebrides scotland archhist itmpa tomparnell canon 6d canon6d 48051191317
Dun An Sticer
28-Feb-19 β’ itmpa β’ flickr
dunansticer dun lochansticir ironage reused tower hall 16thcentury dunoftheskulker loch lochan composite stitch stitched panorama causeway northuist uibhistatuath naheileanansiar naheileanananiar westernisles outerhebrides scotland archhist itmpa tomparnell canon 6d canon6d 48051104021
Dun An Sticer
You can clearly see the how the later (16th century) tower or hall has reused the earlier dun.
28-Feb-19 β’ itmpa β’ flickr
scotland panorama tower composite canon hall stitch loch westernisles stitched dun 16thcentury 6d ironage reused lochan outerhebrides northuist naheileanansiar uibhistatuath canon6d naheileanananiar tomparnell itmpa dunansticer archhist lochansticir dunoftheskulker 48051068191
Videos
Song recorded is 'The Dark Island' about the Isle of Benbecula in Scotland.This 'version' was filmed at Dun an Sticir on the island ...
Teampall Na Trianaid, Uist, Exploring Scotland's History The significant site of Christianity and learning, of Teampull Na Trianaid.
Notes
- Data: Database of British and Irish Hills v18.2
- Maps: We use OS mapping for England, Scotland, Wales, and the Isle of Man. Sadly, Channel Islands, Northern (OSNI) and Southern Ireland (OSI) mapping isn't available online, so we use Openstreetmap.