Other Islands
These five islands Marilyns are listed elsewhere in the Southern Highlands list or Lowlands list, as they are conventionally grouped with the other Marilyns in those lists. For completeness, however, they have been duplicated below.
| Peak | Height (m) | Prom. (m) | Col (m) | Grid ref. | Parent | Island |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beinn a' Bhàillidh | 265 | 265 | Sea | NM649741 | none | Eilean Shona |
| Cruachan Chàrna | 170 | 170 | Sea | NM618589 | none | Càrna |
| Càrn Breugach | 189 | 189 | Sea | NM815278 | none | Kerrera |
| Windy Hill | 278 | 278 | Sea | NS043698 | none | Bute |
| Ailsa Craig | 340 | 340 | Sea | NX019998 | none | Ailsa Craig |
Read more about this topic: List Of Marilyns On Scottish Islands
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