Kilchrist, Skye: Durness Limestone, Palaeogene basalt dyke, Blabheinn behind
Skye "marble" quarry: Durness Limestone (Cambro-Ordovician)
Preshal More, Skye: Palaeogene tholeiitic basalt of Talisker Formation
Gryphea in Jurassic limestone, Morvern
Kentallenite, Loch Linnhe (Devonian)
Pap of Glencoe: Ordovician quartzite (metamorphosed Appin Group sediments)
Folds in ferrodolomite, Kerrera (Argyll Group, Easdale Subgroup)
Quinag: Applecross Formation, Torridon Group, with cap of Cambrian quartz arenite
Dolomite raft in Port Askaig Tillite, Garvellachs (Neoproterozoic)
Lion Rock, Great Cumbrae: Palaeogene dyke composed of cumbraite
Little Cumbrae from Great Cumbrae: Carboniferous basalts
Metalimestone of Fordyce Limestone Formation (Appin Group), Sandend Bay
Arthur's Seat & Salisbury Crags: Carboniferous volcano & sill, Edinburgh
The Giant's Causeway, Antrim: Palaeogene basalt
Archean grey gneiss, Scourie dykes & granite pegmatites, Laxford Bridge
Granite veins in amphibole-rich gneiss, Scourie (Archean)
Arkle: Cambrian quartz arenite
Silurian greywackes & shales, St Abb's Head
Basalt pillows; part of Ballantrae Igneous Complex (Ordovician)
