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Morven

hills, Scotland, United Kingdom
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  • Dunnet Head
    Caithness

    …hills in the south, including Morven, with an elevation of 2,313 feet (705 metres), and Scaraben, which reaches 2,054 feet (626 metres). In the north the plateau descends to alluvial plains just above sea level. Fertile glacial deposits and small lochs (lakes) cover the eastern area, and peat bogs predominate…

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    …hills in the south, including Morven, with an elevation of 2,313 feet (705 metres), and Scaraben, which reaches 2,054 feet (626 metres). In the north the plateau descends to alluvial plains just above sea level. Fertile glacial deposits and small lochs (lakes) cover the eastern area, and peat bogs predominate…

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