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Sperrin Mountains Area

Maximum height for area: 678 metres, Summits in area: 51, Maximum prominence for area: 657 metres, OSI/LPS Maps: 12, 13, 6, 7, 8 For all tops Highest summit: Sawel, 678m

Summits in area Sperrin Mountains:
Balix Hill 403m Barnes Top 456m Benbradagh 465m Bessy Bell 420m Bohilbreaga 478m Boviel 454m Carn Hill 448m Carnanelly 562m Carnanelly West Top 505m Carntogher 464m Clogherny Top 408m Clondermot Hill 220m Coolinasillagh Mountain 423m Corick Mountain 430m Craigagh Hill 460m Craignamaddy 385m Crockalougha 407m Crockbrack 526m Crockdooish 321m Crocknamoghil 335m Curraghchosaly Mountain 416m Dart Mountain 619m Gortmonly Hill 218m Knockanbane Mountain 441m Learmount Mountain 489m Learmount Mtn S Top 492m Meenard Mountain 620m Meenard Mtn W Top 480m Moneyoran Hill 414m Mullaghaneany 627m Mullaghash 480m Mullaghasturrakeen 581m Mullaghbane 467m Mullaghbolig 442m Mullaghcarbatagh 517m Mullaghcarn 542m Mullaghclogha 635m Mullaghclogher 572m Mullaghcroy 242m Mullaghmore 550m Mullaghsallagh 485m Mullaghturk 416m Oughtmore 569m Oughtmore 382m Owenreagh Hill 400m Sawel 678m Slieve Gallion 528m Slieve Gallion NE Top 496m Slievekirk 370m Spaltindoagh 420m White Mountain 537m

Learmount Mtn S Top Hill For origin of name, see Learmount Mountain. Tyrone County In no lists

Height: 492m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 13 Grid Reference: H58399 97104 This summit has been logged as climbed by 19 members
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Longitude: -7.092342, Latitude: 54.818346 Prominence: 23m, Isolation: 1.2km
ITM: 658335 897093, GPS IDs, 6 char: LrmnMt, 10 char: LrmntMtnST

Learmount Mtn S Top is the 485th highest summit in Ireland.
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MountainViews.ie Picture about mountain Learmount Mtn S Top in area Sperrin Mountains, Ireland

Picture: Centre is the flattish Learmount S Top with Dart Mtn to the left.

Easily reached with a flat boggy top.

Short Summary created by simon3 16 Sep 2010 This is a summit that isn't included in the strict 400m list because it has such a slight prominence. Its attractions include good views of the Dart / Sawel ridge and views to the west including Donegal. It is on the main ridge of the high Sperrins so will see some visits on that account. An obvious way to reach this summit is by parking at H5389 9691 (Point A) and walking the 600m or so to the top. The top is broad with peat hags and indistinct with no cairn.

Point A: H5389 9691

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Picture: Looking E to Sawel and Dart from Learmount Mtn South Top

Learmount Mtn South Top

by Harry Goodman 8 Jun 2010 On 13 April 2010 I parked at one of the small pull in points H5895797010 (Point B) near the cattle grid at the crest of the Tamnaght Road from Crannagh to Park. I followed the fence running W up hill which took me unerringly to the top of the mountain and a junction with a second fence. Having spent some time stomping about the flat top I concluded that the summit lies a short distance from this fence at H5839597103 (Point C), just inside the E edge of the 490m ring contour. This said the area within the contour is some 100m across and others may,with some justification, argue that the top lies to the W across the fence at H5806298278 (Point D) or some other peaty hump. There is a fine view E across to Sawel and Dart. Descend by the way of ascent unless you also want to include Learmount Mountain in the walk (see also my comments on Learmount Mt site).

Point B: H58957 97010

Point C: H58395 97103

Point D: H58062 98278

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