Loch Morar

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Loch Morar is a deep freshwater loch in the West Highlands of Scotland, known as one of the deepest lakes in the British Isles and the subject of local monster legends.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf freshwater loch
lake
basinCountry Scotland NERFINISHED
United Kingdom
country Scotland
depthRankInBritishIsles one of the deepest lakes in the British Isles
geologicalType glacially carved lake basin
hasAccess single-track road along north shore
hasActivity boating
wild camping
hasEcosystem cold deep-water freshwater ecosystem
hasFeature remote shoreline
sparsely populated surroundings
steep-sided basin
hasLegend Morag lake monster NERFINISHED
hasOutflowDirection westward to the sea via River Morar
hasReputation haunted by a lake monster
isSubjectOf cryptozoological interest
local folklore
monster sighting reports
knownFor clear water
great depth
local monster legends
languageOfName Scottish Gaelic NERFINISHED
locatedIn Highland council area
Lochaber NERFINISHED
West Highlands NERFINISHED
locatedNear Loch Nevis NERFINISHED
Sound of Arisaig NERFINISHED
locatedOn Morar peninsula NERFINISHED
northwest coast of Scotland
maximumDepth 310 metres
approximately 1,017 feet
mythicalCreature Morag NERFINISHED
nearbySettlement Bracara NERFINISHED
Bracorina NERFINISHED
Morar NERFINISHED
notableCharacteristic deep trench-like morphology
one of the deepest bodies of freshwater in Europe
outflow River Morar NERFINISHED
partOf British Isles NERFINISHED
region West Highlands of Scotland NERFINISHED
surfaceElevation approximately 30 feet above sea level
approximately 9 metres above sea level
usedFor fishing
recreation
tourism
waterType freshwater

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Morar locatedNear Loch Morar
Morar drainsFrom Loch Morar