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Bluestack Mountains Area

Place count in area: 44, OSI/LPS Maps: 11, 6
Highest place:

Croaghgorm, 674m
Maximum height for area: 674 metres, Maximum prominence for area: 541 metres,

Places in area Bluestack Mountains:

Aghla Mountain 593m

Aghla Mountain South Top 589m

Altnapaste 364m

An Leathchruach 403m

Ardnageer 642m

Ardnageer SW Top 626m

Banagher Hill 392m

Binn Bhán 453m

Binn Bhán NE Top 439m

Cloghercor South 301m

Cloghervaddy 402m

Cloghmeen Hill 429m

Cnoc na Deirce Bige 332m

Croaghconnellagh 523m

Croaghgorm 674m

Croaghgorm East Top 594m

Croaghgorm Far South-West Top 561m

Croaghgorm South-West Top 597m

Croaghnageer 571m

Croaghnageer East Top 546m

Croaghnageer North-East Top 521m

Croaghugagh 410m

Cronamuck 444m

Cruach an Bhearnais 499m

Cruach Léithín 385m

Cruach Mhín an Neanta 476m

Cruach Thiobraide 416m

Cullaghacro 476m

Drumnalough Hill 282m

Note: this list of places includes island features such as summits, but not islands as such.

Gaugin Mountain Mountain An Gáigín A name in Irish
(Ir. An Gáigín [OSI], 'the little cleft') Donegal County, in Arderin List, Pale quartzite, pebble beds, rare schist Bedrock

Height: 565m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 6&11 Grid Reference: G98323 94999
Place visited by 30 members. Recently by: Cobhclimber, Fergalh, melohara, Aidy, shaunkelly, 40Shades, Onzy, simoburn, chalky, David-Guenot, Wilderness, Colin Murphy, gregwalker, Garmin, Wildcat
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Longitude: -8.02686, Latitude: 54.802828 , Easting: 198323, Northing: 394999 Prominence: 290m, Isolation: 3.1km
ITM: 598272 894989, GPS IDs, 6 char: GgnMnt, 10 char: GgnMntn
Bedrock type: Pale quartzite, pebble beds, rare schist, (Gaugin Quartzite Formation)

In a note on the townland of Dergroagh, James O'Kane says that it is sometimes called Cúl Gáigín. He also records the name Sruthán an Chut Chaoil in Dergroagh, which may relate to the same cleft feature from which Gáigín is named (JOK). Gaugin Mountain is the 375th highest place in Ireland.
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A quick rewarding outlier .. by group (Show all for Gaugin Mountain)

Short and simple .. by Colin Murphy (Show all for Gaugin Mountain)

The start of this walk is reached by the narrow r .. by gerrym (Show all for Gaugin Mountain)

Big views from the small area of the summit that .. by simon3 (Show all for Gaugin Mountain)

Gaugin (pronounced Gaw-geen by the locals) is def .. by murphysw (Show all for Gaugin Mountain)

MountainViews.ie Picture about mountain Gaugin Mountain in area Bluestack Mountains, Ireland

Picture: Scarred west face of Gaugin

murphysw on Gaugin Mountain, 2005

by murphysw 17 Jul 2005

I took this picture of Gaugin when I driving in the Croaghs after climbing Lavagh More. Gaugin is a kidney shaped mountain. The concave east side is nearly always in shadow and very imposing looking. This picture is of the convex west side which is always brighter, although this makes the mountain look much smaller. I was struck by the amount of damage done by cutting down the forestry, really defaces the mountain. Trackback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/334/comment/1802/

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