Conival

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Conival is a 988-metre mountain in Highland. It counts among the 282 Munros, Scottish mountains of 3,000 feet and more. It is one of 630 hills the Albion Guide maps in Highland. The surrounding countryside is part of Assynt–Coigach National Scenic Area.

For more of the same, Ben More Assynt and Breabag are close by.

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