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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 593mAghla Mountain South Top 589mAltnapaste 364mAn Leathchruach 403mArdnageer 642mArdnageer SW Top 626mBanagher Hill 392mBinn Bhán 453mBinn Bhán NE Top 439mBinnasruell 505mBrown's Hill 498mBuailte Pádraig 429mCarnaween 521mCloghercor South 301mCloghervaddy 402mCloghmeen Hill 429mCnoc na Deirce Bige 332mCroaghagranagh 440mCroaghanirwore 548mCroaghbane 641mCroaghbrack 401mCroaghconnellagh 523mCroaghgorm 674mCroaghgorm East Top 594mCroaghgorm Far South-West Top 561mCroaghgorm South-West Top 597mCroaghnageer 571mCroaghnageer East Top 546mCroaghnageer North-East Top 521mCroaghugagh 410mCronamuck 444mCruach an Bhearnais 499mCruach Léithín 385mCruach Mhín an Neanta 476mCruach Thiobraide 416mCullaghacro 476mDrumnalough Hill 282mGaugin Mountain 565mGlascarns Hill 578mLavagh Beg 650mLavagh More 671mMeenanea 435mScraigs 426mSilver Hill 600m
Note: this list of places includes island features such as summits, but not islands as such.
Highest place:
Croaghgorm, 674mPlaces in area Bluestack Mountains:
Aghla Mountain 593mAghla Mountain South Top 589mAltnapaste 364mAn Leathchruach 403mArdnageer 642mArdnageer SW Top 626mBanagher Hill 392mBinn Bhán 453mBinn Bhán NE Top 439mBinnasruell 505mBrown's Hill 498mBuailte Pádraig 429mCarnaween 521mCloghercor South 301mCloghervaddy 402mCloghmeen Hill 429mCnoc na Deirce Bige 332mCroaghagranagh 440mCroaghanirwore 548mCroaghbane 641mCroaghbrack 401mCroaghconnellagh 523mCroaghgorm 674mCroaghgorm East Top 594mCroaghgorm Far South-West Top 561mCroaghgorm South-West Top 597mCroaghnageer 571mCroaghnageer East Top 546mCroaghnageer North-East Top 521mCroaghugagh 410mCronamuck 444mCruach an Bhearnais 499mCruach Léithín 385mCruach Mhín an Neanta 476mCruach Thiobraide 416mCullaghacro 476mDrumnalough Hill 282mGaugin Mountain 565mGlascarns Hill 578mLavagh Beg 650mLavagh More 671mMeenanea 435mScraigs 426mSilver Hill 600mNote: this list of places includes island features such as summits, but not islands as such.
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 378th highest place in Ireland.
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