The Hills
A list of the hills in their order from north to south is shown below:
| Hill | Elevation (ft) | Elevation (m) |
|---|---|---|
| End Hill | 1,079 | 329 |
| Table Hill | 1,224 | 373 |
| North Hill | 1,303 | 397 |
| Sugarloaf Hill | 1,207 | 368 |
| Worcestershire Beacon | 1,395 | 425 |
| Summer Hill | 1,253 | 382 |
| Perseverance Hill | 1,066 | 325 |
| Jubilee Hill | 1,073 | 327 |
| Pinnacle Hill | 1,174 | 358 |
| Black Hill (north) | 1,011 | 308 |
| Black Hill (south) | 886 | 270 |
| Tinkers Hill | 700 | 213 |
| Herefordshire Beacon (British Camp) | 1,109 | 338 |
| Millennium Hill | 1,073 | 327 |
| Broad Down | 958 | 292 |
| Hangman's Hill | 906 | 276 |
| Swinyard Hill | 889 | 271 |
| Midsummer Hill | 932 | 284 |
| Hollybush Hill | 794 | 242 |
| Raggedstone Hill (east top) | 820 | 250 |
| Raggedstone Hill (west top) | 833 | 254 |
| Chase End Hill | 625 | 191 |
A good panorama of the length of the hills can be seen from the M5 motorway, particularly between Junction 7 at Worcester (south) and Junction 9 at Tewkesbury.
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