Summit Register

Corbett · Highland, Scotland

Beinn Liath Mhor a' Ghiubhais Li

766 m

Beinn Liath Mhor a' Ghiuthais

2,513 ftDrop 281 mNH 280 713

Finder: 134 Corbetts in Highland

sea level3,000 ft · Munro height2,500 ft · Corbett height2,000 ft · Graham, Hewitt height2 kmBeinn Liath Mhor a' Ghiubhais Li766An Coileachan924Meall Gorm949.7Beinn Liath Mhor Fannaich954.2Sgurr Mor1,108.9
sea level3,000 ft · Munro height2,500 ft · Corbett height2,000 ft · Graham, Hewitt height2 kmBeinn Liath Mhor a' Ghiubhais Li766An Coileachan924Meall Gorm949.7
Looking north, 2217 km wide, heights ×58 (method).

Beinn Liath Mhor a' Ghiubhais Li is a Corbett of 766 m in Highland. All four of its nearest neighbours are higher, up to Sgurr Mor (Highland, NH203718) at 1,108.9 m.

It sits below An Coileachan, only 5.1 km to the south-west and 158 m higher. All four of its nearest neighbours lie to the west, so it stands at the eastern edge of its group. On the Corbetts height ladder it sits between Fuar Bheinn (766.1 m) and Dun da Ghaoithe (765.5 m). The higher hill nearest to it, An Coileachan, is a Munro, 5.1 km to the south-west. Its other name is Beinn Liath Mhor a' Ghiuthais. The summit is marked by a trig point, inside a shelter.

To scale

Summit766 mKey col485 msea level
Key col NH 271 704, 1.3 km south-west of the summit.

Where it stands

Height

766 m498th highest of 737 in Scotland

Drop

281 m466th of 1,140 across Britain and Ireland

Isolation

5.1 km324th most isolated of 1,139

Neighbours

  1. 1
    An Coileachan5.1 km south-west
    924 m
  2. 2
    Meall Gorm6.1 km west
    949.7 m
  3. 3954.2 m
  4. 4
    Sgurr Mor7.7 km west
    1,108.9 m
1234An CoileachanMeall GormN5 km

Lists

  • 214th highest of 222 Corbetts
  • 482nd highest of the 885 Marilyns profiled here

Record

Nearest higher
An Coileachan, 924 m, 5.1 km south-west
Region
14B: The Fannaichs
OS map
20
Summit
Shelter around destroyed trig point
DoBIH no.
1054
Map of Britain and Ireland marking Beinn Liath Mhor a' Ghiubhais Li

Data: DoBIH v18.6, CC BY 4.0 (method). What prominence (drop) means, with real figures