Marsco

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Marsco is a prominent, steep-sided mountain in the Cuillin range on the Isle of Skye in Scotland, known for its striking pyramidal shape and scenic views.

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Marsco canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Scottish mountain
landform
mountain
classification Graham
linked to: Grahams

Marilyn
country Scotland
elevation 2415 feet
736 metres
geology granite
igneous rock
gridReferenceUK NG516271
hasClimbingRoutes walking and scrambling routes
hasNotableAspect long south-east ridge
steep north face
hasShape pyramidal
hasSummitFeature narrow summit ridge
hasTopographicFeature steep sides
island Isle of Skye
isVisibleFrom A87 road on Skye
Sligachan
knownFor prominent profile
scenic views
striking pyramidal shape
locatedIn Cuillin
Inner Hebrides
Isle of Skye
Scotland
United Kingdom
mountainRange Cuillin
near Loch Ainort
Sligachan
offersViewOf Black Cuillin
linked to: Cuillin

Glen Sligachan
Loch Ainort
Red Cuillin
linked to: Cuillin
overlooks Glen Sligachan
partOf Red Cuillin
linked to: Cuillin
popularFor hillwalking
landscape photography
mountain hiking
prominence c. 321 metres
region Highland council area
relativeLocation east of the main Black Cuillin ridge
south of Sligachan
topographicMap OS Explorer 411
OS Landranger 32

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Cuillin contains Marsco