What is recorded here
Beinn-ri-Oitir rises to approximately 500 metres and is part of the rugged landscape of the Outer Hebrides. Its name, meaning "Mountain of the Otters," reflects local Gaelic folklore or historical animal presence. It matters as a geographic and cultural landmark in Na h-Eileanan Siar.
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Places near here
Loch CoragrimsaigWall (period Unassigned) · 1593 yd
Bridge, OratobhtHeritage place · 1.3 mi
CriribheinnMountain / peak · 1.4 mi
Bàgh Mhic Gille ChòthainBay · 1.6 mi
StùlabhalMountain / peak · 1.8 mi
South Uist, Loch Nan Arm, Carragh-broinStone (period Unknown) · 1.9 mi
Am Bàrd Dòmhnall Ailean Dhòmhnaill na BainichMemorial · 1.9 mi
Carragh Broin - The Stone of SorrowStanding or carved stone · 1.9 mi
Àird BuidheHeadland · 2.0 mi
GasaighIsland · 2.6 mi
Eilean MòrIsland · 2.7 mi
Hallan Cemetery trigChurch, cross or graveyard · 3.0 miOther information
Photo: Roger McLachlan · CC BY-SA 2.0