Summit Register

Corbett · Highland, Scotland

Sgurr Dhomhnuill

888.4 m

2,915 ftDrop 873 mNM 889 678

Finder: 134 Corbetts in Highland

sea level3,000 ft · Munro height2,500 ft · Corbett height2,000 ft · Graham, Hewitt height1 kmSgurr Dhomhnuill888.4Sgurr a' Chaorainn760.6Carn na Nathrach786Beinn na h-Uamha762.4Sgurr nan Cnamh701.8
sea level3,000 ft · Munro height2,500 ft · Corbett height2,000 ft · Graham, Hewitt height1 kmSgurr Dhomhnuill888.4Sgurr a' Chaorainn760.6Carn na Nathrach786
Looking north, 106 km wide, heights ×34 (method).

Sgurr Dhomhnuill is a Corbett of 888.4 m in Highland. Its drop of 873 m is the 17th greatest of the 1,140 hills here.

In the database's Sunart and Ardgour region it is the highest of 17 register hills, above Garbh Bheinn (Highland, NM904622) and 15 others. Among the Corbetts, only Goatfell has more drop. It overtops all four of its nearest neighbours; the tallest of them, Carn na Nathrach, reaches 786 m. Its nearest higher summit, Stob Coire nan Cearc (888.9 m, 17.9 km north), is a listed top not profiled here. The highest point is recorded as round shelter, not a cairn. The database describes the top as a round shelter.

To scale

Summit888.4 mKey col15 mdrop 873 msea level
Key col NM 929 795, 12.4 km north of the summit.

Where it stands

Height

888.4 m319th highest of 737 in Scotland

Drop

873 m17th of 1,140 across Britain and Ireland

Isolation

17.9 km73rd most isolated of 1,139

Neighbours

  1. 1
    Sgurr a' Chaorainn1.8 km south
    760.6 m
  2. 2
    Carn na Nathrach2.0 km north
    786 m
  3. 3
    Beinn na h-Uamha3.1 km south-east
    762.4 m
  4. 4
    Sgurr nan Cnamh3.6 km south
    701.8 m
1234Carn na NathrachBeinn na h-UamhaSgurr nan CnamhN2 km

Lists

  • 36th highest of 222 Corbetts
  • 259th highest of the 885 Marilyns profiled here

Record

Nearest higher
Stob Coire nan Cearc, 888.9 m, 17.9 km north
Region
18B: Sunart and Ardgour
OS map
40
Summit
Round shelter
DoBIH no.
1349
Map of Britain and Ireland marking Sgurr Dhomhnuill

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