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Whilst using the Harvey's 'Skye - The Cuillin' map, I've noticed some small printed numbers on the sheet, the significance of which I don't understand.

Four examples are as follows:

At GR 502253 - the number '55'
At GR 503260 - the number '54'

At GR 537217 - the number '51'
At GR 538220 - the number '52'

The first two of these are near the hill 'Marsco'; the second two near 'Bla Bheinn' - but they're all definitely not spot heights, and I can't find any reference to them on the map legend.

Does anybody know to what these numbers refer?

In reply to Rob Parsons:

They refer to the crag index on the enlargement side of the map IIRC.

In reply to More-On:

It seems your memory is working just fine
http://skyeguides.co.uk/latest-cuillin-map-by-harveys-review/

It's good map, I need to dig mine out and get inspired to get fit!

In reply to Lusk:

Excellent news

Couldn't agree more. Went for the first time last year and will definitely be back.

Now where did I hide my running shoes...

In reply to More-On:


Ah! Thank you very much for that: I now get it!

Thanks.

In reply to Rob Parsons:

Cheers - just glad I wasn't leading you astray!

In reply to More-On:

I'm a two time traverse failure at the moment and unfortunately (57 next month) it's not getting any easier!

In reply to Lusk:

I hear you, but I'd suggest that any time in such a great place is not failure!