What is recorded here
Gob na Miolaid is a basaltic sea cliff or coastal rock feature, likely formed during the Tertiary period through volcanic activity. It is notable as part of the extensive igneous landscape of the Outer Hebrides, reflecting the region's geological history of ancient volcanic eruptions and subsequent coastal erosion.
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Places near here
Milaid Point Lighthouse, Gob na Miolaid, Isle of LewisHeritage place · 12 yd
Disused platform below Milaid Point Lighthouse, Gob na Miolaid, Isle of LewisHeritage place · 16 yd
Stac a' ChòmhraigIslet · 1486 yd
Beinn BhreacMountain / peak · 1.1 mi
SrianachHeadland · 1.4 mi
CeannamhoirHeadland · 1.9 mi
Beach, Gleann Chinn EastailBeach · 2.0 mi_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1785164.jpg?width=1280)
Houses on a hill, Lemreway (Leumrabhagh)Mountain or hill · 2.5 mi
Eilean LiubhairdIsland · 2.6 mi
Grabhair folk museumHeritage place · 3.4 mi
Gravir CemeteryChurch, cross or graveyard · 3.9 mi
Fiar ChreagMountain / peak · 4.5 miOther information
Photo: Claire Pegrum · CC BY-SA 2.0