Munro Map with Munro Tick-List Scotland Munro Bagging Map

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Interactive map of the Munros - the mountains in Scotland over 3,000ft - with links to routes, maps, weather and more information. It is made from a special polyethelene material that can be recycled along with your plastic milk bottles. But let's say you want to do some kind of analysis that will help you understand - in a more practical way - how many Munros are near each city. Mind you, Hazel Strachan's Munro accomplishments over many years are also just exhausting to think about!

Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. If this standard pre-pasted Wallpaper map is not quite what you're looking for then we offer a bespoke wallpaper service. I added in Fort William to the mix because even though it's not as big as the others, it is right in the heart of all the Munros so it would have been daft to leave it out. The perfect gift for those who are after a new hiking challenge, in the process of completing the Munros or even as a souvenir for those that have walked all 282 mountains.Our Munro Map is a clear, concise overview of all 282 Munros of Scotland and includes all the information for the avid Munro bagger to keep track of their achievements. Just in case anyone reading this isn't aware, a 'Munro' is a mountain in Scotland with a height of 3,000ft or more, or 914. Each peak has its own page, offering a link to the detailed route description (with 1:25 000 OS map, GPS waypoints and more) as well as other members' accounts of their ascents. The Munros were first listed by Sir Hugh Munro (1856 - 1919) in his 'Munros Tables', published in the Journal of the Scottish Mountaineering Club (SMC) in 1891. All the peaks, from Ben Nevis to Beinn Teallach, are numbered and cross-referenced to a table which lists the 282 mountains with their altitude in metres and feet, plus colour-coding for the group each Munro belongs to.

Etsy’s 100% renewable electricity commitment includes the electricity used by the data centres that host Etsy.This map is a great gift for a walking/climbing enthusiast whether they have never climbed a Munro or are on their second or third round!

I've compared this kind of thing before using straight line vs topographical distance and the results didn't change that much, but if anyone has done it please let me know. The map view clearly shows all the mountains, and by creating logs, you can track your progress towards completion. Sir Hugh divided the summits into 283 seperate mountains (now known as the Munros), whilst 255 further summits over 3000 feet were considered to be only subsidiary 'Tops'. Any changes I required were never a hassle and she was super speedy at getting the edits back to me.In 1923 another Reverend, Ronald Burn, became the second Munroist as well as the first person to climb all the subsidiary Tops. By the way, those links I just put in are to the twitter accounts of Iain Cameron and Kelly Lander - two of my absolute favourite accounts - you may already know them if you're reading this but if not I highly recommend following them. Our women's v-neck t-shirts are a longer, looser fit than our standard round-neck women's, and are 100% cotton.

The print is available with an oak finished wooden magnetic poster frame (42cm wide) allowing you to hang up the map straight away; whether that be at home, the office or even in your camper van! So, I looked at it using a 50 mile buffer as well - see below for the data on that, plus the 50 mile maps for Fort William and Inverness. The Munro Map is part of a series of mountian maps with tick-list for walkers and mountaineers produced by GuideUs .

Use of a compass in conjunction with this map will aid feature identification so some simple compass bearing instructions are provided underneath the main map. It will enable the Munro-bagging hill walker to plan routes and trips but does not attempt to be a guidebook as most walkers will have their own favourite source of wisdom about the way to tackle any particular mountain. We also deliver the Rock Climbing Skills and Hill and Mountain Skills schemes from Mountain Training. Raster format is a digital format that uses pixels (like a photograph) and consists of a flat single layered image. I generated a distance matrix - and a GeoPackage of it, for GIS users - so you can see how far each Munro is from all the others, in metres, kilometres and miles.