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Craig Cwm Amarch

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Craig Cwm Amarch is a 792-metre mountain in Gwynedd. It is one of the 316 Hewitts — hills in England, Wales and Ireland of two thousand feet or more. It is one of 125 hills the Albion Guide maps in Gwynedd. The surrounding countryside is part of Eryri National Park.

For arrivals by rail, Morfa Mawddach Station is 8.5 km to the west. Nearby hills include Cadair Idris, Cyfrwy and Mynydd Moel.

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