Loch A’an Basin

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Loch A’an Basin is a remote, high-altitude glacial corrie and loch in the Cairngorms of the Scottish Highlands, known for its dramatic cliffs and wild mountain scenery.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf glacial corrie
mountain basin
natural geographic feature
access remote
climate cool and often harsh mountain climate
conservationImportance important upland habitat in the Cairngorms
contains Loch A’an NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
drainage River Avon (Spey) catchment NERFINISHED
ecosystem alpine tundra-like vegetation
montane heath
elevation high-altitude
formedBy glacial erosion
geologicalType glacial cirque
hasFeature dramatic cliffs
wild mountain scenery
hazard rapidly changing weather
winter snow and ice
landscapeType sub-arctic mountain environment
locatedIn Cairngorms NERFINISHED
Scotland
Scottish Highlands
near Ben Macdui NERFINISHED
Cairn Gorm NERFINISHED
Cairn Toul NERFINISHED
Loch Avon NERFINISHED
notableFor remote character
spectacular scenery
steep corrie walls
partOf Cairngorms National Park NERFINISHED
popularFor hillwalking
mountaineering
wild camping
protectedAreaStatus within national park
region Grampian Mountains NERFINISHED
terrain rocky
steep-sided
waterBodyType freshwater loch

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Loch Avon nameVariant Loch A’an Basin