Errigal

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Errigal is a prominent quartzite mountain in County Donegal, Ireland, famed for its distinctive conical shape and sweeping views over the surrounding landscape.

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Errigal canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
accessPoint car park on R251 road
alsoKnownAs Mount Errigal
climate oceanic climate
country Ireland
elevation 2464 feet
751 metres
geologicalAge Precambrian
hasCulturalSignificance frequently depicted in Irish landscape photography
iconic landmark of County Donegal
hasShape conical
hasSummitFeature sharp narrow ridge
twin summits
hasViewOf Atlantic Ocean
Glenveagh National Park
highestPointOf County Donegal
IrishName An Earagail
listing Hewitt
Marilyn
P600
locatedIn County Donegal
Ulster
northwest Ireland
material quartzite
mountainRange Derryveagh Mountains
near Dunlewey
Gweedore
notableFor distinctive conical profile
sweeping views over surrounding landscape
overlooks Dunlewey Lough
Poisoned Glen
partOf the Seven Sisters (Donegal) mountain chain
linked to: Donegal hills
photoSubject snow-covered winter scenes
sunset views
popularFor hiking
hillwalking
photography
tourism
prominence 2257 feet
688 metres
surfaceFeature rocky summit
scree slopes
topographicIsolation 19.4 miles
31.2 kilometres
typicalWeather frequent cloud cover
high rainfall

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