Creag Dhubh Bheag

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Creag Dhubh Bheag tops out at 472 m in Highland. It is one of the 1,546 Marilyns — British hills with at least 150 m of drop on every side. It is one of 630 hills the Albion Guide lists in Highland. Nearby hills include Creag Dhubh Mhor (Highland) and Meall an Fhuarain (Highland, 472m).

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