All Details & GPS Waypoint
Cnoc Badaireach na Gaoithe 213m (699ft)
Classification: Hill Trigpoint, P30 Tump, Yeaman.
OS Grid Ref: NC843519 (10 figure Grid Ref: NC8438351983).
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: 16 - Tongue to Wick and Helmsdale (OS Maps 1:50k 10. 1:25k 449N.)
Latitude: 58.4408031, Longitude: -3.9821934, Height: 213 metres (699 feet)
Prominence: 38 metres (125 feet)
Unique Waypoint POI Name: 0213.y (DoBIH Hill ID: 9667)
Associated Parent Hill:
Ben Griam Mor (590m, p433)
Associated Trigpoint:
TP1550 'Cnoc Badaireach Na Gaoithe' Grid Ref: NC8438351983 Separation: 117m from Hill grid ref.
External Links for Cnoc Badaireach na Gaoithe:
-GeoHack link...
-OS Map Bing link...
-Google Map link...
-Geograph link...
-Cnoc Badaireach na Gaoithe on hill-bagging.co.uk...
-Cnoc Badaireach Na Gaoithe on trigpointinguk.com...
Data courtesy of the Database of British and Irish Hills
Selected mapping: Google or Bing / Ordnance Survey
:All | :Nearby Hill | :Nearby Trigpoint | : mouseover
Cnoc Badaireach na Gaoithe List & GPS Waypoints:
Climbed Cnoc Badaireach na Gaoithe? Log in to tick it off...
- '0213.y' NC843519 Cnoc Badaireach na Gaoithe (213m, p38)
Member's Comments on Cnoc Badaireach na Gaoithe...
- No members have commented on this , why not be the first?
- Register... and Log In...
Member's Grid References for Cnoc Badaireach na Gaoithe...
- No members have yet submitted better grid references for this , why not be the first?
Cnoc Badaireach na Gaoithe's Ten Nearest Neighbouring Hills...
Beinn nam Bo East Top (6.9km)Beinn Ruadh (7.8km)Cnoc Meala (7.8km)Cnoc nan Tri-chlach (8.6km)Beinn nam Bo (8.9km)Meall Mor a' Bhealaich (8.9km)Ben Meadie (9.0km)Meall Loch Crocach (9.4km)Meall Bad na Cuaiche (9.8km)Sletill Hill (10.1km)
Download Cnoc Badaireach na Gaoithe GPS Waypoint...
Total = 1 All
* 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
