What is recorded here
Nose of the rough corrie
Sròn a' Choire Ghairbh, meaning "Nose of the rough corrie," is a Scottish Gaelic name typically referring to a prominent rocky outcrop or ridge within a corrie landscape, often found in the Scottish Highlands. Its name reflects the rugged glacial topography of the region and may be associated with local geomorphological features shaped by ice age processes.
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