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The summit is crowned with a trig point.
The summit is crowned with a trig point.


==Peat Law==
[[File: Peat Law towards St Mary's Loch - geograph.org.uk - 844531.jpg|left|thumb|200px|Peat Law, looking to the loch]]
[[File: Peat Law towards St Mary's Loch - geograph.org.uk - 844531.jpg|left|thumb|200px|Peat Law, looking to the loch]]
'''Peat Law''' is a subsidiary top to the north, which reaches 1,742 feet above sea level.
'''Peat Law''' is a subsidiary top to the north, which reaches 1,742 feet above sea level.

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The Wiss
Selkirkshire

The summit of the Wiss
Range: Ettrick Hills
Summit: 1,932 feet NT264206
55°28’26"N, 3°9’53"W

The Wiss is a hill of 1,932 feet in the Ettrick Forest, overlooking St Mary's Loch. It is the highest point of the broad ridge between the Yarrow Water and the Ettrick Water.

The summit is crowned with a trig point.

Peat Law

Peat Law, looking to the loch

Peat Law is a subsidiary top to the north, which reaches 1,742 feet above sea level.