Staerough Hill is a mountain summit in the The Northern Cheviots to Tyneside region in the county of Scottish Borders, Scotland. Staerough Hill is 331.2 metres high with a prominence of 99.4 metres. The summit can be identified by: no feature: ground 3m NNE of trig point Additional Notes: All the walks up Staerough Hill […]
Calf Lee is a mountain summit in the The Northern Cheviots to Tyneside region in the county of Northumberland, England. Calf Lee is 289 metres high with a prominence of 94 metres. The summit can be identified by: boulder Additional Notes: S top (boulder) is 240m away at NT 90308 05315Another 289m spot height at
Dodburn Hill is a mountain summit in the Hawick to Langholm and Liddesdale region in the county of Scottish Borders, Scotland. Dodburn Hill is 292 metres high with a prominence of 32 metres. The summit can be identified by: Additional Notes: All the walks up Dodburn Hill on Mud and Routes can be seen above.
Fulhope Edge is a mountain summit in the The Northern Cheviots to Tyneside region in the county of Northumberland, England. Fulhope Edge is 469 metres high with a prominence of 57 metres. The summit can be identified by: no feature Additional Notes: All the walks up Fulhope Edge on Mud and Routes can be seen
Ridlees Cairn is a mountain summit in the The Northern Cheviots to Tyneside region in the county of Northumberland, England. Ridlees Cairn is 412 metres high with a prominence of 40 metres. The summit can be identified by: trig point Additional Notes: All the walks up Ridlees Cairn on Mud and Routes can be seen
Haddon Hill is a mountain summit in the The Northern Cheviots to Tyneside region in the county of Northumberland, England. Haddon Hill is 352 metres high with a prominence of 50 metres. The summit can be identified by: outcrop Additional Notes: All the walks up Haddon Hill on Mud and Routes can be seen above.
Heddon Hill is a mountain summit in the The Northern Cheviots to Tyneside region in the county of Northumberland, England. Heddon Hill is 277 metres high with a prominence of 63 metres. The summit can be identified by: trig point Additional Notes: All the walks up Heddon Hill on Mud and Routes can be seen
