What is recorded here
Tom Beith is a minor peak in the rolling hills of Aberdeenshire, with an elevation of approximately 300 to 350 metres. It is part of the broader geological formation of the Grampian Mountains, composed largely of ancient granite and metamorphic rocks. The name may derive from a Gaelic or Old English personal name, though no specific folklore is widely associated with the hill. Its inclusion on public maps reflects its local topographic significance within the region.
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Photo: Frances Denerley · CC BY-SA 2.0