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Cadair Idris

Mountain in Gwynedd, northwest Wales; height 892 m/2,926 ft. It is composed of basalt and porphyry, with beds of slag and pumice. It can be ascended from Minffordd on the Tal-y-Llyn side, or from Dolgellau. The area, which is of special interest to botanists and geologists, lies within the boundaries of the Snowdonia National Park. 390 ha/960 acres of the mountain belong to the National Trust.
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