What is recorded here
Corrag Bhuidhe pinnacle is a small, sharp rocky outcrop, likely under 300 metres in height, typical of the rugged topography of the Scottish Highlands. Its name, meaning "yellow crag" in Scottish Gaelic, suggests distinctive pale-coloured rock, possibly quartzite or sandstone, and reflects the region's linguistic heritage. It matters as a minor but identifiable feature in Highland landscape studies and local place-name traditions.
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Places near here
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