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Beinn Udlamain is a rugged and relatively remote peak in the Scottish Highlands, with an elevation of approximately 869 meters. It is part of the Gleann Mór area and is known for its dramatic, windswept landscape and association with local legends of hidden valleys and supernatural occurrences. Its prominence and isolation make it a significant landmark for hillwalkers and a symbol of the wild character of the region.
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