
What is recorded here
A named place photographed at this map point in Na h-Eileanan Siar.
Roughly 100 metres in height, Mangurstadh from the coastal hill is a modest promontory likely composed of basalt or other volcanic rock typical of the region. Its name and location suggest a possible link to local Gaelic place-name traditions, though its wider significance remains obscure.
Places near here
Grassy Headland bounding the north side of Mangersta BeachBeach · 843 yd
Stacannan ChuidoIsland · 844 yd
Rubha ThisgeisHeadland · 848 yd
MangerstaDyke (prehistoric) · 885 yd
Stac a' ChaisIslet · 920 yd
Mangersta BeachBeach · 953 yd
Hilltop cairn, Aird Mor MangurstadhAncient tomb or cairn · 1330 yd
Lewis, Allt Loch Na CaolanHorizontal Mill (period Unassigned) · 1591 yd
TorasgeoBay · 1697 yd
Mangersta - WWII LORAN radio stationHeritage place · 1699 yd
Seilebhig Hill from Meall SteidhnoilMountain or hill · 1.9 mi
The Beach at MangerstaBeach · 968 ydOther information
Photo: Duncan Grey · CC BY-SA 2.0