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Loch Thuirnaig

Loch Thuirnaig — a natural feature in scotland highlands.

Hydrographic survey station, Ploc an Rubha, Ross And Cromarty - geograph.org.uk - 5739415

Claire Pegrum — CC BY-SA 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons licence

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Typical visit
1 h–2 h

About

Loch Thuirnaig is a named natural feature in scotland highlands, recorded in the GeoNames UK gazetteer. British landmarks of this type are typically marked on Ordnance Survey maps and recorded in the national gazetteer for cartographic and navigational reference. Coordinates and feature classification are sourced from the GeoNames open dataset.

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Place summary

Loch Thuirnaig is a natural landmark located in the Scottish Highlands. It is characterised by its scenic beauty and tranquil waters, typical of the region's landscape. Visitors can expect a remote setting that offers opportunities for walking and wildlife observation amidst the rugged terrain of the Highlands. The loch contributes to the area's ecological diversity and provides a serene environment for those exploring the natural heritage of Scotland.

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Coordinates
57.7945, -5.5920

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Where is Loch Thuirnaig?
Loch Thuirnaig is in the Scottish Highlands, United Kingdom.
What is Loch Thuirnaig?
Loch Thuirnaig — a natural feature in scotland highlands.
How do I get to Loch Thuirnaig?
Its coordinates are 57.7945°, -5.5920°.