Loch Hourn

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Loch Hourn is a long, fjord-like sea loch on the west coast of the Scottish Highlands, known for its dramatic mountains, remote scenery, and deep inlets.

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Label Occurrences
Loch Hourn canonical 3

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf fjord-like inlet
sea loch
country Scotland
drainsFrom Kinloch Hourn River system NERFINISHED
GaelicName Loch Shùird (or similar Gaelic form)
geologicalType fjord-like glacial sea loch
glacially carved valley
hasAccessPoint Arnisdale road terminus NERFINISHED
Kinloch Hourn road end NERFINISHED
hasFeature limited road access
numerous side inlets and bays
seaweed-covered rocky shores
steep-sided mountains rising from the shore
tidal narrows and strong currents
hasReputation noted for challenging weather and sea conditions
one of the most remote sea lochs in mainland Scotland
hasSettlement Arnisdale NERFINISHED
Corran NERFINISHED
Inverie (across the loch on Knoydart) NERFINISHED
Kinloch Hourn NERFINISHED
knownFor deep inlets
dramatic mountains
narrow, fjord-like form
remote scenery
languageOfName Scottish Gaelic NERFINISHED
length approximately 14 miles
approximately 22 kilometres
locatedIn Scottish Highlands
locatedOn west coast of Scotland
maximumDepth over 200 metres
near Isle of Skye NERFINISHED
Loch Duich NERFINISHED
Loch Nevis NERFINISHED
opensInto Sound of Sleat NERFINISHED
orientation roughly east–west
partOf Highland council area NERFINISHED
Lochaber NERFINISHED
popularFor hiking
recreational boating
sea kayaking
wildlife watching
region Northwest Highlands NERFINISHED
separates Knoydart peninsula from Glenelg peninsula
wildlife otters
porpoises
sea birds
seals

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Sleat hasViewOf Loch Hourn
Knoydart Peninsula borderedBy Loch Hourn