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Corrie Fee is a glacial corrie at the head of Glen Clova in Angus, Scotland, within the Cairngorms National Park. Ice erosion created its steep amphitheater-like cliffs and the surrounding landscape of moraines, crags, and upland slopes. The area forms part of the Corrie Fee National Nature Reserve and is protected for its geology and montane habitats, including uncommon arctic-alpine plants adapted to cold, exposed conditions.
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Where is Corrie Fee?
Corrie Fee is at the head of Glen Clova in Angus, Scotland. It lies within Cairngorms National Park and forms part of the Corrie Fee National Nature Reserve.
How was Corrie Fee formed?
Ice erosion carved the steep amphitheater-like corrie during the glacial period. Moraines, crags, and upland slopes remain visible around the basin.
Is Corrie Fee a mountain or a glacial landform?
It is a glacial corrie, which is a bowl-shaped hollow formed by moving ice. The surrounding cliffs and basin give it the appearance of a dramatic mountain amphitheater.
What can visitors see around Corrie Fee?
The landscape includes steep cliffs, moraines, rocky crags, and upland slopes. Its protected status also makes the area important for natural habitats as well as scenery.
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