Coran of Portmark

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Coran of Portmark tops out at 623 m in Dumfries and Galloway. It is one of the 89 Donalds — hills of 2,000 feet in the Scottish Lowlands. Other hills nearby include Cairnsgarroch, Meaul and Craiglee (East Ayrshire).

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