Munro Map with Munro Tick-List Scotland Munro Bagging Map

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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. 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. In the maps above, I have used Ordnance Survey Terrain 50 data to create the terrain effect, and I made the maps in QGIS.

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.The mapping of Scotland's mountains has been closely intertwined with the 40-year life of Harvey Maps, so also included is a little about the history, the people and the philosophy of the company. We also deliver the Rock Climbing Skills and Hill and Mountain Skills schemes from Mountain Training.

To date have there have been 7574 completists including continuous rounds and continuous rounds in winter. The maps used to illustrate the Munros are their 1:25,000 Superwalker series, the excellent 1:40,000 British Mountain Maps and the beautifully compact 1:40,000 Ultra Maps. 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. Should you choose to become a member, you can participate by submitting images, comments against mountains, new routes, and route reviews.The reason we're not using metric measurements here is that Sir Hugh Munro published his first list of peaks in 1891. Completed by Jamie Aaron in June 2023, she ran, cycled and kayaked between each of the Munros, covering a total of around 932 miles (1,500 km) on foot and about the same distance by bike.