Talk:Loch Sealbhanach

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Errors in the first draft

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@Rabbiemacalba: There seem to be at least a couple of errors in this draft. First, the coordinate points to a dry bit of moorland miles from the lake. The lake is found here: https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/#zoom=15.0&lat=57.34190&lon=-4.93863&layers=168&b=10&o=100&marker=57.340617,-4.936480

Second, the primary outflow from the lake is /probably/ River Cannich (although unhelpfully most maps I;ve looked at fo not identify the name of the watercourse between Loch Sealbhanach and Loch Carrie; the outflow from Carrie is labelled River Cannich. Your suggestion of Bruiach Burn is somewhat consistent with your wrong coordinates, which are close to Loch Bruicheach; Bruiach Burn is an outflow from Loch Bruicheach.

You will appreciate that it is deeply deeply unhelpful to get very basic facts about a lake wrong - the coordinate, the outflow - in an encyclopedia article. I will make corrections. I have not checked other facts in the article; you may wish to do so. --Tagishsimon (talk) 23:33, 24 May 2024 (UTC)Reply

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