What is recorded here
Tom a' Mhaide is a small, unnamed peak located in the Outer Hebrides, with an approximate height of around 150–200 metres. It lies within a landscape of ancient, folded metamorphic rocks typical of the region; local folklore often links such hills to mythical or spiritual significance, though specific tales about Tom a' Mhaide are not widely recorded. Its inclusion on official maps reflects its role as a minor but identifiable topographic feature in the archipelago's rugged terrain.
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