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• Walbury Hill
  The hill's true summit is at 974 feet above sea level and is marked by a triangulation pillar about 100 yards from the main Test ...rary relay station during major sporting events. There is also a small low level circular brick building, approximately 6 feet high, on the south side of th
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• Durness
  ...g headland of [[Cape Wrath]], to the west of the village, jutting into the sea and forming the sharp, bleak corner between the north and west coast. Durn ...have developed between the cliff top and the dunes, partly due to the high sea-shell content of the sands in the Durness area.
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• Preseli
  The hills rise to 1,760 feet above sea level at [[Foel Cwmcerwyn]], the highest hill of the group and the highest of Pem
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• Slieve Gullion
  ...[[County top|highest point in the county]], rising to 1,880 feet above sea level.
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• Mount Jackson
  ...ctic Peninsula]]. It rises to a majestic summit peak 10,446 feet above sea level on south and east, while the north flank is occupied by a vast cirque. It
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• Oxenwood
  ...owl between the slopes, and Oxenwood itself is at about 590 feet above sea level. To the south, [[Tidcombe Down]] rises up to Haydown Hill, on which an anc
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• Goat Fell
  ...nd in all of [[Buteshire]], climbing to its summit at 2,866 feet above sea level. Goat Fell is one of four hills above 2,000 feet on the island. The fell an ...any rhododendron bushes. The tree-line stops at about 1,000 feet above sea level, above which the path continues through bare moorland, reaching the summit
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• Great Chishill
  The village is amongst the hills and reaches 479 feet above sea level; the highest point of Essex is just three feet higher at [[Chrishall Common
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• Blackburn
  ...mb up Montague Street and Dukes Brow to reach a peak of 715 feet above sea level.
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• Scotland
  ...ploitation of the off-shore oil fields of the North Atlantic and the North Sea, the largest oil reserves in the European region, has given [[Aberdeen]], t ...er Tay]], flows for a distance of just 117 miles from the Highlands to the sea.
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• West Falkland
  The coast is deeply indented with sea-lochs, particularly on the storm-battered west coast. .... [[Mount Adam]], the highest hill in the islands, is 2,300 feet above sea level, almost as high as the "[[territory top]]" on its neighbour island.
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• Mount Usborne
  ...nt Usborne''' is a mountain on [[East Falkland]]. At 2,313 feet above sea level, it is the highest point in the [[Falkland Islands]].
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• Meikle Says Law
  ...he hill just nine feet short of the summit height, at 1,746 feet above sea level ({{getmapecho|NT581616}}).
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• Cayman Brac
  ...ayman Brac''' is an island amongst the [[Cayman Islands]] in the Caribbean Sea. It is the westernmost of the three main islands, lying 90 miles northeast ...hat rises steadily along the length of the island up to 140 feet above sea level at the eastern end, which provides the [[County top#Territory tops|highest
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• Cayman Islands
  The '''Cayman Islands''' are three islands in the western Caribbean Sea together constituting a [[British overseas territory]]. ...New World. He named the islands ''Las Tortugas'' after the large number of sea turtles observed there. The first recorded English visitor to the islands w
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• River Tweed
  ...[[Coldstream]] and [[Berwick-upon-Tweed]], where it flows into the [[North Sea]]. ..., where it divides Berwick from Tweedmouth and thereafter enters the North Sea.
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• Kilmacolm
  Kilmacolm sits in the Gryffe Valley, 350 feet above sea level, 4 miles south-east of [[Port Glasgow]], 7½ miles east-south-east of [[Gre
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• North Berwick Law
  ...h Berwick]] in [[East Lothian]]. The hill rises to 613 feet above sea level. ...ew_gibbons/2944433633/in/set-72157615683346068/ North Berwick Law from the Sea]
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• St Kilda
  The largest island is [[Hirta]], whose sea cliffs are the highest in the United Kingdom and three other islands ([[Dù ...ring volcano rising from a seabed plateau approximately 130 feet below sea level.<ref>[http://www.snh.org.uk/pdfs/trends/seas/Seas_Part1.pdf "Knowledge of t
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• Bath
  ...ring and forms a centre-piece of the town. The entire structure above the level of the pillar bases is a later reconstruction, but the bath is original. ...through the centre of the city, has an altitude of about 60 feet above sea level.<ref>[http://idox.bathnes.gov.uk/WAM/doc/BackGround%20Papers-92552.pdf?exte
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