Is a corrie in the middle of a loch?

No, a corrie is not typically found in the middle of a loch. A corrie, also known as a cwm, is a bowl-shaped depression formed by glacial erosion, usually located on the side of a mountain. Lochs, on the other hand, are lakes or deep freshwater bodies that can be surrounded by various landforms, including corries. Therefore, while a corrie may be near a loch, it is not located in the middle of one.