 The present highest point was originally named by Hugh Munro as the summit in 1891, in accordance with the 1881 6" map which shows a trig height of 3293.8 ft here and a spot height of 3293 ft at Creag Toll a’ Choin 650 metres to the south west.Between 1921 and 1981 Creag Toll a’ Choin was declared the Munro after its height changed to 3295 feet on the 6 inch map.In 1981 the summit reverted to the original location when the 1007m spot appeared on the new Landranger map, a decision not without some controversy as Creag Toll a’ Choin is the better viewpoint for Loch Monar.