Scotland

Abbreviations used on this site...

M: Munro
MT: Munro Top
xMT: deleted Munro Top

Ma: Marilyn
sMa: sub-Marilyn
xMa: deleted Marilyn

Mur: Murdo

C: Corbett
CTM: Corbett Top of Munro
CTC: Corbett Top of Corbett

G: Graham
GTM: Graham Top of Munro
GTC: Graham Top of Corbett
GTG: Graham Top of Graham

D: Donald
DT: Donald Top

Hu: HuMP (or Ma if also a Marilyn)

CoH: Historic County top
CoA: Administrative (1975) County top
CoU: Current County/UA top
xCoH: ex-County top

=:as suffix, indicates twin-top

Letters in brackets after grid reference show how it has been derived, listed below in descending order of reliability...

h: taken from the Database of British Hills
g: recorded by GPS receiver, but uncorroborated
t: grid ref of trig pillar (derived from OS website), note that the trig pillar may not mark the highest point
e: estimated from map (i.e. no actual readings), note that the point on the map (e.g. spot height) may not be at the highest point
e6: estimated to 6 digits only

Please contact the author with any grid references you have recorded, including a brief description of the actual point recorded - the more readings, the greater the accuracy of the grid ref