2000-2500 Feet (609.6-762.0 M)
| Mountain | Country | Height |
|---|---|---|
| Fan Hir | Wales | 761 m |
| Drosgl | Wales | 758 m |
| Y Llethr | Wales | 756 m |
| Red Pike | England | 755 m |
| Dale Head | England | 753 m |
| Pumlumon Fawr | Wales | 752 m |
| Moel Llyfnant | Wales | 751 m |
| Diffwys | Wales | 750 m |
| Errigal Mountain | Ireland | 749 m |
| Bannau Sir Gaer | Wales | 749 m |
| Yr Aran | Wales | 747 m |
| Slieve Binnian | Northern Ireland | 747 m |
| High Crag | England | 744 m |
| Robinson | England | 737 m |
| Whernside | England | 736 m |
| Seat Sandal | England | 736 m |
| Craig Cwm Silyn | Wales | 734 m |
| Rhobell Fawr | Wales | 734 m |
| Fan Fawr | Wales | 734 m |
| Suilven | Scotland | 731 m |
| Slieve Bearnagh | Northern Ireland | 730 m |
| Benbaun | Ireland | 729 m |
| Hindscarth | England | 727 m |
| Clough Head | England | 726 m |
| Moel Eilio | Wales | 726 m |
| Djouce | Ireland | 725 m |
| Fan Gyhirych | Wales | 725 m |
| Pap of Glencoe | Scotland | 724 m |
| Ingleborough | England | 724 m |
| Slieve Cor | Ireland | 721 m |
| Slievenamon | Ireland | 721 m |
| Ben Stack | Scotland | 721 m |
| Rhinog Fawr | Wales | 720 m |
| Fan y Big | Wales | 719 m |
| The Storr | Scotland | 719 m |
| Pen Allt-mawr | Wales | 719 m |
| Great Shunner Fell | England | 716 m |
| Rhinog Fach | Wales | 712 m |
| Moelwyn Bach | Wales | 711 m |
| Cairnsmore of Fleet | Scotland | 711 m |
| Tinto | Scotland | 711 m |
| Knott | England | 710 m |
| High Seat, Yorkshire Dales | England | 709 m |
| Trum y Ddysgl | Wales | 709 m |
| Pike of Stickle | England | 709 m |
| Slieve Meelbeg | Northern Ireland | 708 m |
| Whiteside | England | 707 m |
| Morven, Caithness | Scotland | 706 m |
| Knockboy | Ireland | 706 m |
| Yoke | England | 706 m |
| Pike of Blisco | England | 705 m |
| Great Whernside | England | 704 m |
| Slieve Mael Beg | Northern Ireland | 704 m |
| Slievelamagan | Northern Ireland | 704m |
| Black Mountain, Wales | England / Wales | 703 m |
| Slieve Lamagan | Northern Ireland | 703 m |
| Barrslievenaroy | Ireland | 702 m |
| Pen Cerrig-calch | Wales | 701 m |
| Cold Pike | England | 701 m |
| Pavey Ark | England | 700 m |
| Ben Gorm | Ireland | 700 m |
| Garnedd Goch | Wales | 700 m |
| Meall Fuar-mhonaidh | Scotland | 699 m |
| Gray Crag | England | 699 m |
| Mynydd Mawr | Wales | 698 m |
| Allt-fawr | Wales | 698 m |
| Queensberry | Scotland | 697 m |
| Grey Knotts | England | 697 m |
| Mynydd Drws-y-coed | Wales | 695 m |
| Pen-y-ghent | England | 694 m |
| Seatallan | England | 692 m |
| Foel Wen | Wales | 691 m |
| Twmpa | Wales | 690 m |
| Arenig Fach | Wales | 689 m |
| Cnicht | Wales | 689 m |
| Foel Hafod-fynydd | Wales | 689 m |
| Slieve Binnian | Northern Ireland | 685 m |
| Gwaun y Llwyni | Wales | 685 m |
| Pen y Brynfforchog | Wales | 685 m |
| Y Garn | Wales | 684 m |
| Gau Graig | Wales | 683 m |
| Loft Crag | England | 682 m |
| Crag Hill | England | 682 m |
| Slieve Mael Mor | Northern Ireland | 682 m |
| Maumtrasna | Ireland | 682 m |
| Mynydd Tarw | Wales | 681 m |
| Chwarel y Fan | Wales | 679 m |
| Sawel Mountain | Northern Ireland | 678 m |
| Creigiau Gleision | Wales | 678 m |
| Moel Druman | Wales | 676 m |
| Lovely Seat | England | 675 m |
| Moel Cynghorion | Wales | 674 m |
| Maesglase | Wales | 674 m |
| Bakestall | England | 673 m |
| Ysgafell Wen | Wales | 672 m |
| Scar Crags | England | 672 m |
| Esgeiriau Gwynion | Wales | 671 m |
| Sliabh Mór | Ireland | 671 m |
| Shan Slieve | Northern Ireland | 671 m |
| Waun-oer | Wales | 670 m |
| Carnedd y Filiast | Wales | 669 m |
| Slieve Muck | Northern Ireland | 668 m |
| Cyrniau Nod | Wales | 667 m |
| Tarren y Gesail | Wales | 667 m |
| Muckish | Ireland | 666 m |
| Post Gwyn | Wales | 665 m |
| Croaghaun | Ireland | 688 m |
| Fan Nedd | Wales | 663 m |
| Mynydd Llysiau | Wales | 663 m |
| Dduallt | Wales | 662 m |
| Manod Mawr | Wales | 661 m |
| Tyrrau Mawr | Wales | 661 m |
| Great Rhos | Wales | 660 m |
| Whiteless Pike | England | 660 m |
| Cribin Fawr | Wales | 659 m |
| Place Fell | England | 657 m |
| High Pike (Scandale) | England | 656 m |
| Moel yr Ogof | Wales | 655 m |
| Mynydd Tal-y-mignedd | Wales | 653 m |
| High Spy | England | 653 m |
| Black Mixen | Wales | 650 m |
| Harter Fell, Eskdale | England | 649 m |
| Foel Cwm Sian Llwyd | Wales | 648 m |
| Moel-yr-hydd | Wales | 648 m |
| Pen y Boncyn Trefeilw | Wales | 646 m |
| Drygarn Fawr | Wales | 641 m |
| Moel Lefn | Wales | 638 m |
| Eagle Mountain | Northern Ireland | 638 m |
| Causey Pike | England | 637 m |
| Little Hart Crag | England | 637 m |
| Kinder Scout | England | 636 m |
| Garreg Las | Wales | 635 m |
| Mullaghclogha | Northern Ireland | 635 m |
| Tarrenhendre | Wales | 634 m |
| Bleaklow | England | 633 m |
| Fan Llia | Wales | 632 m |
| White Hill | Ireland | 630 m |
| Moel Fferna | Wales | 630 m |
| Craig Cerrig-gleisiad | Wales | 629 m |
| Fan Frynych | Wales | 629 m |
| Foel Gron | Wales | 629 m |
| Y Garn | Wales | 629 m |
| Gylchedd | Wales | 628 m |
| Mullaghaneany | Northern Ireland | 627 m |
| Foel y Geifr | Wales | 626 m |
| Moel y Cerrig Duon | Wales | 625 m |
| Moel Penamnen | Wales | 623 m |
| Moel Ysgyfarnogod | Wales | 623 m |
| Craig-y-llyn | Wales | 622 m |
| Moel yr Henfaes | Wales | 621 m |
| High Willhays | England | 621 m |
| Snaefell | Isle of Man | 621 m |
| Pen yr Allt Uchaf | Wales | 620 m |
| Yes Tor | England | 619 m |
| Gallt y Daren | Wales | 619 m |
| Gallt yr Wenallt | Wales | 619 m |
| Garreg Lwyd | Wales | 619 m |
| Cefn yr Ystrad | Wales | 617 m |
| Llechwedd Du | Wales | 614 m |
| Gorllwyn | Wales | 613 m |
| Stac Pollaidh | Scotland | 612 m |
| Heron Pike | England | 612 m |
| Foel Goch | Wales | 611 m |
| Bache Hill | Wales | 610 m |
| Tal y Fan | Wales | 610 m |
| Pen y Garn | Wales | 610 m |
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