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Great Cumbrae

island, Scotland, United Kingdom
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  • Great Cumbrae: triangulation pillar
    the Cumbraes

    Great Cumbrae, which measures 4.5 square miles (11.5 square km), is composed of ancient sandstone and reaches an elevation of 415 feet (126 metres). It is well farmed, and the holiday resort of Millport is popular with tourists for its beaches, sailing and cycling opportunities,…

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    Great Cumbrae, which measures 4.5 square miles (11.5 square km), is composed of ancient sandstone and reaches an elevation of 415 feet (126 metres). It is well farmed, and the holiday resort of Millport is popular with tourists for its beaches, sailing and cycling opportunities,…

    Read More