Elphin topographic map
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Name: Elphin topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Elphin, Highland, Scotland, IV27 4HH, United Kingdom (58.04498 -5.03935 58.06442 -5.01285)
Average elevation: 548 ft
Minimum elevation: 354 ft
Maximum elevation: 1,056 ft
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