List of Hills in The Lake District - Central Fells

Central Fells

ID Hill H RH Grid ref.
HRS-1 High Raise 762 283 NY280095
HRS-2 Harrison Stickle 736 c 53 NY281074
HRS-3 Ullscarf 726 c 118 NY291121
HRS-4 Pike o'Stickle 709 c 54 NY273073
HRS-5 High Seat 608 136 NY287181
HRS-6 Bleaberry Fell 590 c 43 NY286196
HRS-7 Sergeant's Crag 571 c 46 NY274114
HRS-8 Bell Crags 558 c 32 NY298143
HRS-9 Steel Fell 553 c 82 NY319112
HRS-10 Calf Crag 537 c 56 NY302104
HRS-11 Brown Rigg 463 c 30 NY305146
HRS-12 Raven Crag 461 c 44 NY303187
HRS-13 The Benn 446 c 53 NY302193
HRS-14 Grange Fell 415 c 90 NY264163
HRS-15 Ether Knott 415 c 38 NY268172
ID Hill H RH Grid ref.
HRS-16 Helm Crag 405 c 70 NY326094
HRS-17 Knotts 400 c 45 NY267144
HRS-18 King's How 392 c 56 NY258167
HRS-19 Shepherds Crag c 233 c 36 NY264185
HRS-20 Grange Crags 194 c 36 NY256176
HRS-21 Castlehead 161 c 55 NY270227
HRS-22 Butharlyp Howe 106 c 30 NY336079
HRG-1 High Rigg 357 189 NY308220
HRG-2 Low Rigg 277 c 55 NY302227
LRG-1 Loughrigg Fell 335 172 NY347051
LRG-2 Fox How 246 c 38 NY358048
LRG-3 Lanty Scar 230 40 NY359053
LRG-4 Todd Crag 224 c 30 NY358042
LRG-5 Little Loughrigg c 155 c 42 NY344039

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