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Conachair is a summit and cliff area on Hirta, the main island of the St Kilda archipelago in Scotland’s Outer Hebrides. Its northern and northeastern slopes form sea cliffs that descend about 430 meters toward the Atlantic, making them the highest sea cliffs in Britain. The remote landscape is important for coastal geomorphology, seabird habitat, and the cultural and natural heritage of the St Kilda World Heritage site.
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Where are the Conachair Cliffs?
The Conachair cliffs are on Hirta, the main island of the St Kilda archipelago in Scotland's Outer Hebrides. They lie on the island's northern and northeastern slopes.
How high are the Conachair Cliffs?
The cliffs descend about 430 meters toward the Atlantic. They are commonly described as the highest sea cliffs in Britain.
What is Conachair?
Conachair is both a summit and a cliff area on Hirta. The dramatic sea-facing slopes are the feature most associated with the name.
Is St Kilda connected to the Conachair Cliffs?
Yes, Conachair is part of the St Kilda archipelago, whose main island is Hirta. The remote Atlantic setting and extreme cliffs are central to the landscape.
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