What is recorded here
Eabhal rises to approximately 300 metres and is part of the rugged landscape of the Outer Hebrides. Its name, derived from Scottish Gaelic, may relate to local folklore or ancient land-use patterns, reflecting the deep cultural history of the region.
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Places near here
North Uist, EavalCairn (20th Century) · 380 yd
Cairn, EabhalAncient tomb or cairn · 396 yd
South side of the island Eilean LeathannIsland · 1071 yd
Eilean LeathannIslet · 1365 yd
Beach at the south east of Loch ObasaraighBeach · 1438 yd
Sandy beach below EabhalBeach · 1438 yd
North Uist, Burrival, Druim Na H'uamhCave (period Unknown), Shieling Hut(s) (medieval) - (post Medieval), Unidentified Pottery (period Unknown) · 1.1 mi
BurabhalMountain / peak · 1.2 mi
Ruin beside Loch NigheOld home or work place · 1.6 mi
Sea kayaking the natural archHeritage place · 1.7 mi
Rubha nan GallHeadland · 2.1 mi
Bàgh CharaigearraidhBay · 2.5 miOther information
Photo: Gordon Hatton · CC BY-SA 2.0