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An Leacainn 414m (1358ft)

Classification: Hill Trigpoint, Hump, P30 Tump, Yeaman.
OS Grid Ref: NH577410 (10 figure Grid Ref: NH5770241060).
The original GR data for this hill was only accurate to a 6 figure grid reference (c.a 100m).
We have used additional user / trigpoint data to bring it up to 10 figures.
UK Area: 12 - Killilan to Inverness (OS Maps 1:50k 26. 1:25k 416N.)
Latitude: 57.4375087, Longitude: -4.3721699, Height: 414 metres (1358 feet)
Prominence: 108 metres (354 feet)
Unique Waypoint POI Name: 0414.p (DoBIH Hill ID: 4678)

Associated Parent Hill:
Carn a' Bhodaich (501m, p287)

Associated Trigpoint:
TP0080 'An Leacainn' Grid Ref: NH5770241060 Separation: 60m from Hill grid ref.

External Links for An Leacainn:
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Data courtesy of the Database of British and Irish Hills

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'0414.p' NH577410 An Leacainn (414m, p108)

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* The waypoint data in italics is only accurate to a 6 fig grid reference. Click here to learn how to help improve it.
Data courtesy of the Database of British and Irish Hills