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Mweelrea Area   W: Mweelrea Subarea
Place count in area: 12, OSI/LPS Maps: 37, EW-CON, MSW 
Highest place:
Mweelrea, 814m
Maximum height for area: 814 metres,     Maximum prominence for area: 779 metres,

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Ben Bury Mountain Ucht an Chreagáin A name in Irish, also Oughty Craggy an extra name in English (Ir. Ucht an Chreagáin [logainm.ie], 'breast of the little crag') Mayo County in Connacht Province, in Arderin, Vandeleur-Lynam, Irish Best Hundred Lists, Sandstone & conglomerate, ignimbrite Bedrock

Height: 795m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 37 Grid Reference: L80244 68290
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Longitude: -9.811829, Latitude: 53.650821 , Easting: 80244, Northing: 268290 Prominence: 60m,  Isolation: 0.7km
ITM: 480223 768308,   GPS IDs, 6 char: BnBry, 10 char: Ben Bury
Bedrock type: Sandstone & conglomerate, ignimbrite, (Mweelrea Formation)

Also known as Oughty Craggy.   Ben Bury is the third highest mountain in the Mweelrea area and the 45th highest in Ireland.

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MountainViews.ie Picture about mountain Ben Bury (<i>Ucht an Chreagáin</i>) in area Mweelrea, Ireland
Picture: Ben Bury (left) is the flatter cousin to the peaky Ben Lugmores.
 
Flattish top, though steep north side with good views.
Short Summary created by Colin Murphy, scapania, simon3  30 May 2016
Unlike its pointy neighbours this summit is a 500m long East-West scarp. It has a steep northern side and broad high area to the south, lightly strewn with stones and boulders. It is easiest reached from the West via Mweelrea or East via "the Ramp" up from Coum Dubh (the Sruhauncullinmore valley). The Ramp starts at the east of the valley and takes you to the col between Ben Bury and Ben Lugmore (West). Other ways to reach the top include coming from the Ben Lugmores.
Access and parking is available from the R335 at the head of Doo Lough, at L82826950 starA.
Ben Bury has good views including towards Croagh Patrick twinned from its viewpoint with Nephin.

For alternative access as part of Mweelrea circular route see short summary for Ben Lugmore East Top. Having passed that summit along with Ben Lugmore and Ben Lugmore West Top, proceed NW for 1 km up gently rising, increasingly stony terrain. Ben Bury's broad summit is marked by two distinct cairns, the one to the east, or one nearer to Ben Lugmore is the highest by four metres. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/43/comment/4803/
 
We parked the car near a picturesque small jetty .. by kernowclimber   (Show all for Ben Bury (Ucht an Chreagáin))
 
Having climbed Ben Bury via a traverse of the nor .. by mcrtchly   (Show all for Ben Bury (Ucht an Chreagáin))
 
Theres a steep gully just to the west of the nort .. by Dan   (Show all for Ben Bury (Ucht an Chreagáin))
 
As recommended by "Best Irish Walks", we parked a .. by csd   (Show all for Ben Bury (Ucht an Chreagáin))
 
After all the excitement of the Ben Lugmore ridge .. by madfrankie   (Show all for Ben Bury (Ucht an Chreagáin))
 
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