
What is recorded here
Faill - cliff Bhach Iodhna - meaning unknown EL See note for possible meanings.
Faill a' Bhach Iodhna is a sea cliff located along the Scottish coast, likely composed of basalt or other igneous rock formed during the Palaeogene period, around 60 to 55 million years ago, associated with the opening of the North Atlantic. It is notable for its volcanic origins and potential links to the broader geological activity of the British Isles during the Cenozoic era.
Places near here
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Pointe an DoraisCliff · 357 yd
IndicatedPromontory fort, coastal · 502 yd
Cúisín DarraíBeach / strand · 536 yd
Carraig-ín MhóireNamed rock · 645 yd
Lios/ Ring FortArchaeological place · 754 yd
Seaview Housefarm house · 842 yd
Péicin Thalamh na GainmheMountain / peak · 1136 yd
Adam's IslandIslet · 1198 yd
Seomraí Faoi ThalamhCave · 1277 yd
Eve IslandIslet · 1567 yd
An Gróibin ThuaidhWood · 1.3 miOther information
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