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1774:Buckden Pike
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1584:Gummer's How
1538:Scafell Pike
1508:Illgill Head
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1687:Dufton Pike
1634:Seat Sandal
1599:High Street
1589:Hallin Fell
1513:Kirkby Moor
1488:Harter Fell
1468:Black Combe
1415:Lord's Seat
1395:Great Gable
1319:Tosson Hill
1314:Sighty Crag
1284:The Cheviot
1119:Seat Robert
1104:Reston Scar
1099:Potter Fell
1089:Orrest Head
1084:Newton Fell
1054:Hugill Fell
1004:Faulds Brow
964:Carron Crag
934:Black Combe
924:Beacon Fell
614:, pp162–177
579:Whitbeck.
453:"Dent Hill"
333:Isle of Man
318:Isle of Man
265:Black Combe
199:Black Combe
166:Black Combe
127: /
102:Coordinates
74:Parent peak
31:Black Combe
18:White Coomb
1918:Categories
1903:White Hill
1799:Great Coum
1769:Birks Fell
1708:Baugh Fell
1682:Cross Fell
1665:and Durham
1654:Whitbarrow
1624:Red Screes
1619:Place Fell
1503:Holme Fell
1493:High Raise
1483:Hard Knott
1450:Watch Hill
1405:High Stile
1375:Blake Fell
1349:Blencathra
1154:Whitbarrow
1149:Watch Hill
1144:Walna Scar
1114:Scout Scar
1064:Irton Pike
1044:High Knott
949:Brant Fell
848:1083062975
583:References
499:greywackes
483:Ordovician
461:Cross Fell
408:Cumberland
341:Lancashire
256:Landranger
112:54°15′25″N
64:Prominence
1867:Urra Moor
1834:Whernside
1829:Sharp Haw
1677:Cold Fell
1644:Tarn Crag
1594:Helvellyn
1569:Fairfield
1498:High Rigg
1440:Seatallan
1425:Mellbreak
1410:Kirk Fell
1380:Dale Head
1299:Peel Fell
1294:Long Crag
1199:Flat Fell
1159:Whit Fell
1034:Hesk Fell
1014:Hampsfell
994:Dunmallet
989:Cold Fell
856:cite book
704:8 January
683:publ.1811
457:High Pike
393:wind farm
369:Helvellyn
277:Irish Sea
140:Geography
115:3°19′45″W
54:Elevation
1779:Calf Top
1748:Yarlside
1713:The Calf
1649:Wansfell
1548:Whitfell
1445:Swinside
1435:Robinson
1420:Low Fell
1390:Grasmoor
1304:Ros Hill
1269:Marilyns
944:Boat How
778:Archived
530:Whitbeck
487:Faulting
471:Swinside
391:and the
325:Cumbrian
285:Copeland
248:Topo map
240:SD135854
219:Location
1934:Whicham
1359:Skiddaw
477:Geology
361:Scafell
357:Skiddaw
345:Scafell
337:Snowdon
329:Criffel
293:Marilyn
281:Cumbria
234:OS grid
227:England
91:Marilyn
86:Listing
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1430:Pillar
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1049:Howes
747:4 May
630:4 May
563:book
550:cairn
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440:word
438:Welsh
425:from
267:is a
1385:Dent
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