What is recorded here
Barra Mòr is a prominent peak in the rugged landscape of Argyll and Bute, likely exceeding 600 meters in height. It is part of the ancient geological formations of the Scottish Highlands, shaped by Caledonian mountain-building events. The name, meaning "Big Rock" in Gaelic, reflects its imposing presence and may hint at local folklore or historical significance tied to the area's Celtic heritage.
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Places near here
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Clach a' ChoinNamed rock · 337 yd
Oban, CorranNo Class (event) (21st Century) · 379 yd
Dunollie LighthouseBeacon (late 19th Century) (1891)-(1892) · 411 yd
Oban EsplanadeCup Marked Stone (prehistoric)(possible) · 428 yd_-_geograph.org.uk_-_3909394.jpg?width=1280)
War MemorialMemorial · 432 yd
Oban, War MemorialWar Memorial (20th Century) · 433 yd
Oban BayHearth (prehistoric)(possible), Cinerary Urn(s) (prehistoric) · 444 yd
DunollieCave (nil Antiquity), Human Remains (period Unknown) · 461 yd
Dunollie CastleCastle (medieval), Earthwork(s) (medieval) · 498 yd
Cnoc CàrnachMountain / peak · 548 yd
Carraig MhìcheilHeadland · 577 yd
Oban, Dunollie RoadNo Class (event) (21st Century) · 802 yd