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{{Hatnote|Not to be confused with [[Great Intake, Grizedale Forest]]}} | |||
{{Infobox hill | {{Infobox hill | ||
|name=Great Intake | |name=Great Intake | ||
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|picture caption=Great Intake, with Helvellyn behind | |picture caption=Great Intake, with Helvellyn behind | ||
|os grid ref=NY302021 | |os grid ref=NY302021 | ||
|latitude=54.4094 | |||
|longitude=-3.0755 | |||
|height=1,604 feet | |height=1,604 feet | ||
}} | }} | ||
'''Great Intake''' is a peak amongst the Coniston Fells | '''Great Intake''' is a peak amongst the Coniston Fells of [[Lancashire]], part of the [[Furness Fells]] in the [[Lake District]]. Its summit is 1,604 feet above sea level. | ||
The fell stands in the very north of High Furness, overlooking [[Great Langdale]] and the [[Wrynose Pass]] to the north (which here separates Lancashire from [[Westmorland]]), separated by the Pierce How Beck from [[Holme Fell]] to the east, while to the | The fell stands in the very north of High Furness, overlooking [[Great Langdale]] and the [[Wrynose Pass]] to the north (which here separates Lancashire from [[Westmorland]]), separated by the Pierce How Beck from [[Holme Fell]] to the east, while to the south-west is [[Wetherlam]] and beyond it the [[Old Man of Coniston]], the [[county top]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:49, 7 August 2024
Not to be confused with Great Intake, Grizedale Forest
| Great Intake | |||
| Lancashire | |||
|---|---|---|---|
 Great Intake, with Helvellyn behind | |||
| Range: | Furness Fells | ||
| Summit: | 1,604 feet NY302021 54°24’34"N, 3°4’32"W | ||
Great Intake is a peak amongst the Coniston Fells of Lancashire, part of the Furness Fells in the Lake District. Its summit is 1,604 feet above sea level.
The fell stands in the very north of High Furness, overlooking Great Langdale and the Wrynose Pass to the north (which here separates Lancashire from Westmorland), separated by the Pierce How Beck from Holme Fell to the east, while to the south-west is Wetherlam and beyond it the Old Man of Coniston, the county top.