Ben Cruachan

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Ben Cruachan is a prominent mountain in the Scottish Highlands, noted for its distinctive peak and its cultural and historical significance in Argyll.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Marilyn
mountain
associatedWith Scottish mountaineering culture
local folklore
contains pumped-storage hydroelectric power station
country Scotland
elevation 1126 metres
3694 feet
gridReference NN069304
hasCulturalSignificance Argyll NERFINISHED
Scottish Highlands NERFINISHED
hasFeature distinctive peak
rocky summit ridge
steep corries
hasListing Marilyn NERFINISHED
Munro
hasNameLanguage Scottish Gaelic
hasNameMeaning "mountain of peaks"
hasRoute ridge traverse over subsidiary tops
hasStructure Cruachan Dam NERFINISHED
Cruachan Power Station NERFINISHED
Cruachan Reservoir NERFINISHED
hasSubsidiaryTop Meall Cuanail NERFINISHED
Stob Diamh NERFINISHED
hasViewOf Ben Nevis range NERFINISHED
Inner Hebrides NERFINISHED
Loch Awe NERFINISHED
Loch Etive NERFINISHED
isVisibleFrom Loch Awe railway line NERFINISHED
Oban–Glasgow railway line NERFINISHED
locatedIn Argyll NERFINISHED
Argyll and Bute
Scottish Highlands
near Dalmally NERFINISHED
Loch Etive NERFINISHED
Taynuilt NERFINISHED
overlooks Loch Awe NERFINISHED
partOf Grampian Mountains NERFINISHED
popularFor hillwalking
mountaineering
scrambling
prominence 881 metres
range Cruachan range NERFINISHED
topographicMap OS Explorer 377 NERFINISHED
OS Landranger 50 NERFINISHED
usedFor hydroelectric power generation

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Campbell family associatedMountain Ben Cruachan
Clan MacIntyre associatedMountain Ben Cruachan
Taynuilt hasNearbyAttraction Ben Cruachan
Loch Awe locatedNear Ben Cruachan