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• Cumberland
  ...nties of the United Kingdom|shire]] commanding the mountains of the [[Lake District]] to the coast, stretching along the coast of the [[Solway Firth]] and the ...ugh not far from the seacoast. Many of the highest and most famous of the fells lie in the county such as [[Skiddaw]], [[Blencathra]] and [[Helvellyn]], an
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• Lancashire
  ...ing from the [[River Mersey]] in the south to the [[Furness]] Fells in the north. ...the west coast from the Mersey north to Morecambe Bay with a further part north of the sands at Furness.
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• Westmorland
  ...re]], with some of the grandest scenery of the land. It is bounded to the north and west by [[Cumberland]], to the south and south-west by [[Lancashire]] a ...with small villages and modest towns in the dales, each looking up at the fells.
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• Wigtownshire
  ...y of Wigtown''' is a [[Counties of the United Kingdom|shire]] in the south-western corner of [[Scotland]]. Wigtownshire is also known as '''West Galloway''', ...Sea]]. On the southeast the county is along the shore of Luce Bay To the north is [[Ayrshire]]. To the east is [[Kirkcudbrightshire]], divided from Wigtow
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• Barrow-in-Furness
  | LG district= Westmorland & Furness ...s Lancashire's northernmost large town and the chief town of '''Lancashire North of the Sands'''.
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• United Kingdom
  ...ritain''' is a kingdom spread across most of the British Isles. The north-western coast of Europe stands off to the southeast. ...m this land border, Britain is surrounded by the [[Atlantic Ocean]], the [[North Sea]], the [[English Channel]] and the [[Irish Sea]]. Great Britain is lin
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• Furness
  ...re North of the Sands', Accessed August 20, 2006.</ref> Furness forms the North Lonsdale hundred. ...ands, while High Furness is the rest of the land, encompassing the Furness Fells.
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• Seathwaite, Cumberland
  |LG district=Allerdale |title=Lake District Walks and Photos
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• Windermere
  [[File:Windermere Lake District from hill.JPG|thumb|300px|Windermere]] [[File:Windermere2croped3.jpg|right|thumb|upright|A map of the lake from 1925]]
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• Great Cockup
  |range=Uldale Fells ...umberland]], within the [[Lake District]]. It is one of the four [[Uldale Fells]], along with [[Longlands Fell]], [[Great Sca Fell]] and [[Meal Fell]].
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• Cross Fell
  ...nine Hills]] and indeed the highest point in England outside of the [[Lake District]]. It rises up in [[Cumberland]] close to the border of [[Yorkshire]], on ...n|Eden Valley]] on its south-western side and drops off more gently on its north-eastern side towards the [[River Tyne|South Tyne]] and [[River Tees|Tees]]
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• Swirl How
  |range=Furness Fells '''Swirl How''' is a fell in the [[Furness Fells]] of northern [[Lancashire]]. It stands between [[Coniston]] and the [[Rive
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• Skiddaw
  |range=Lake District Northern Fells ...el, making it the fourth-highest mountain in England. Skiddaw stands just north of the town of [[Keswick]] in [[Cumberland]] and dominates the skyline in t
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• Middle Shires
  *[[Lancashire North of the Sands]] ...Pennine]] hills of the Durham Dales in the south and the [[Lake District]] fells the highest of them all in the southwest, all in truth forming the same sys
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• Blackburn
  |LG district=Blackburn with Darwen ...bble|Ribble]] Valley, nine miles east of the city of [[Preston]], 27 miles north of the city of [[Manchester]]. To the south of Blackburn is [[Darwen]].
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• Scafell Pike
  |range=Lake District Southern Fells ...and and is within the [[Lake District]] National Park, one of the Southern Fells in Wainwright's classification.
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• Scafell
  |range=Lake District Southern Fells ...the col of [[Mickledore]]. It stands in the Southern Fells of the [[Lake District]].
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• Helvellyn
  |range=Lake District Eastern Fells ...nd [[Scafell]], and the highest mountain in [[England]] after those latter fells.
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• Isle of Whithorn
  |LG district=Dumfries and Galloway ...y]] as it opens into the [[Irish Sea]]. The village is to be found to the north-east of Burrow Head, about thirteen miles south of [[Wigtown]], the [[count
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• England
  ...counties of the United Kingdom]] (not counting [[Monmouthshire]]). To the north is [[Scotland]] and to the west is [[Wales]]. About 100 islands of the coa ...hills and plains, but the [[Pennines]] and [[Lake District]] have stunning fells, albeit nothing compared with the [[Highlands]], while in the southeast of
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• Lancashire North of the Sands
  ...cashire North of the Sands''' is that part of Lancashire which lies to the north and west of the [[River Kent|Kent estuary]], where the southernmost spur of ...-in-Furness]] and [[Askam-in-Furness]]. The total population of Lancashire North of the Sands is 102,219.
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• Kirk Fell
  |range=Lake District Western Fells ...ween [[Great Gable]] and [[Pillar, Cumberland|Pillar]] on the long ring of fells surrounding the valley of [[Ennerdale Water]]. It also stands over [[Wasda
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• Wast Water
  ...valley amongst the [[Cumberland]] fells, in the western part of the [[Lake District]]. ...finest examples of a glacially 'over-deepened' valley. The surface of the lake is about 200&nbsp;feet above sea level, while its bottom is over 50&nbsp;fe
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• Lake District
  ...over the greater part of [[Cumberland]], [[Westmorland]] and [[Lancashire North of the Sands]], and in this narrow compass are found some of the greatest n ...and]] higher than three thousand feet above sea level lies within the Lake District, which height is represented by six [[Furth Munro]]s in Cumberland, includi
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• Buttermere
  ...t [[Buttermere, Cumberland|village of Buttermere]] takes its name from the lake. It is owned by the [[National Trust for Places of Historic Interest or Nat ...s, notably the [[High Stile]] range to the south west, [[Robinson]] to the north east, [[Fleetwith Pike]] and [[Haystacks]] to the south east and [[Grasmoor
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• Cogra Moss
  ...llage of [[Lamplugh]] in [[Cumberland]], on the western edge of the [[Lake District]]. It was created by the damming of Rakegill Beck in about 1880, though its ...is indeed the edge of the fells, for beyond these friendly hills the wild fells begin in earnest; Lamplugh is but the lower slope of [[Loweswater Fell]].
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• Loweswater
  ...akes of [[Cumberland]]. It is one of the noted pretty waters of the [[Lake District]]. The [[Loweswater, Cumberland|village of Loweswater]] sits at the foot of the lake.
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• Thirlmere
  ...in [[Cumberland]], one of the larger of the beauteous waters of the [[Lake District]]. ...thern end, and is bordered on the eastern side by the A591 road and on the western side by a minor road.
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• Grasmere
  [[File:Grasmere Lake 2007.jpg|right|thumb|350px|From Loughrigg Terrace towards Grasmere village] ...finest scenery. The lake gives its name to the village of Grasmere on the north shore of the water, and both are celebrated for their association with the
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• Haweswater
  ...in [[Mardale]] in [[Westmorland]], and part of the [[Lake District]]. The lake as it is seen today is a reservoir, its waters dammed and raised between th ...low down to the [[River Lowther]]. The surrounding land has several grand fells; [[High Raise]] ({{convert|803|m|0|x}}) is to the west, and near it [[High
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• Brotherswater
  '''Brotherswater''' or '''Brothers Water''' is a modest lake in the Hartsop valley of [[Westmorland]]. It was once called "Broad Water". ...s Water may thus be classified in either of two ways: as one of the [[Lake District]]'s smallest lakes or one of its largest tarns.
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• Hardknott Pass
  ...dknott Pass''' is a pass through the fells of [[Cumberland]] in the [[Lake District]]. It carries a minor road between [[Eskdale, Cumberland|Eskdale]] and [[R Past the western end of the pass, the road descends through Eskdale towards the coastal town
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• Bowfell
  |range=Lake District Southern Fells ...above [[Langdale]]. It is accounted one of the Southern Fells of the Lake District.
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• Nethermost Pike
  |range=Lake District Eastern Fells ...arking the border of [[Westmorland]] with [[Cumberland]] within the [[Lake District]]. It stands less than a mile south of [[Helvellyn]], Westmorland's highest
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• Fairfield (fell)
  |range=Lake District Eastern Fells ...he [[Lake District]]. It is the highest of a group of hills in the Eastern Fells, standing to the south of the [[Helvellyn Range]].
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• White Side
  |range=Lake District Eastern Fells ...[Helvellyn]] range of the Eastern Fells. [[Raise (fell)|Raise]] is to the north and [[Helvellyn]] Lower Man to the south, both of which are of greater heig
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• Crinkle Crags
  |range=Lake District Southern Fells '''Crinkle Crags''' is a fell in the [[Lake District]] on the border of [[Cumberland]] with [[Westmorland]]. It forms part of tw
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• Dollywaggon Pike
  |range=Lake District Eastern Fells ...county boundary between [[Westmorland]] and [[Cumberland]], in the Eastern Fells, between [[Thirlmere]] and the [[Ullswater]] basin.
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• Stybarrow Dodd
  |range=Lake District Eastern Fells ...orland]], the summit of Stybarrow Dodd being a point on the border. These fells are found between [[Thirlmere]] and the [[Ullswater]] basin.
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• St Sunday Crag
  |range=Lake District Eastern Fells ...he [[Ullswater]] Fell'.<ref name="richards">Richards, Mark: ''Near Eastern Fells'': Collins (2003): ISBN 0-00-711366-8</ref>
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• High Street
  |range=Lake District Far Eastern Fells ...trict]]. At 2,718 feet, its summit is the highest point in the Far Eastern Fells. The fell is named after the Roman road which ran over the summit.
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• Furness Fells
  [[File:Furness Fells.jpg|right|thumb|300px|The Coniston Fells seen from Helvellyn]] ...hest point, the [[Old Man of Coniston]]. The fells form part of the [[Lake District]].
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• Great Carrs
  |range=Furness Fells ...rs''' is one amongst the [[Furness Fells]] of [[Lancashire]] in the [[Lake District]]. It stands above [[Wrynose Pass]].
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• Brim Fell
  |range=Furness Fells ...] village, in the central part of the Furness range, known as the Coniston Fells.
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• Dow Crag
  |range=Furness Fells ...f [[Coniston]]. The eastern face is one of the many rock faces in the Lake District used for rock climbing.
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• Grey Friar
  |range=Furness Fells ...e [[Lake District]]. It is one of the main group of Furness, the Coniston Fells.
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• Caw Fell
  {{Hatnote|Not to be confused with [[Caw]] in the Furness Fells}} |range=Lake District Western Fells
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• Stickle Pike
  |range=Furness Fells ...trict]], in the Dunnerdale Fells, the south-western group of the [[Furness Fells]] of [[Lancashire]] standing close to [[River Duddon|Dunnerdale]]. Stickle
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• Pike of Stickle
  ...ational park in the valley of [[Great Langdale]]. The fell is one of three fells which make up the picturesque [[Langdale Pikes]] (the others being [[Harris ...h tableland centred upon [[Thunacar Knott]]. Pike Of Stickle stands at the western end of this system and its crags fall south from the summit, presenting an
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• Helm Crag
  |range=Lake District Central Fells ...his name it has become one of the most recognised of the hills of the Lake District.
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• High Raise (High Street)
  |range=Lake District Far Eastern Fells ...[Haweswater]] Reservoir, accounted by Wainwright as one of the Far Eastern Fells.
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• Peak District
  ...e]]. The [[County top|highest point]] of [[Staffordshire]] is in the Peak District on the Derbyshire border, though it is conventional to assign all beyond th ...e of the city of [[Derby]], and becoming higher and more forbidding to the north. The High Peak by contrast is uncompromising fell country, high, steep, wi
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• River Carron, Stirlingshire
  ...pties into the [[River Forth]]. The river bears a name commonplace in the north: the '[[River Carron]]' is a name borne by rivers from [[Dumfriesshire]] to The river rises in the [[Campsie Fells]] before flowing into the Carron Valley Reservoir.
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• Great End
  |range=Lake District Southern Fells ...d]] is the most northerly mountain in the [[Scafell]] chain, in the [[Lake District]].
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• Great Gable
  |range=Lake District Western Fells ...er sister hill, [[Green Gable]], and by the lower pass of Beck Head to its western neighbour, [[Kirk Fell]].
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• Pillar (Lake District)
  |range=Lake District Western Fells ...und it). At 2,927&nbsp;feet, it is the eighth highest mountain in the Lake District.
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• Esk Pike
  |range=Lake District Southern Fells '''Esk Pike''' is a fell in the [[Lake District]], within [[Cumberland]]; it is one of the great cirque of hills forming th
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• Great Dodd
  |range=Lake District Eastern Fells ...th a height of 2,807 feet is the highest of the fells in this range to the north of [[Stybarrow Dodd#Sticks Pass|Sticks Pass]].
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• Grasmoor
  |range=Lake District North Western Fells '''Grasmoor''' is a mountain in the north-western part of the [[Lake District]], within [[Cumberland]]. It is the highest peak in a group of hills betwee
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• Scoat Fell
  |range=Lake District Western Fells ...r [[Red Pike (Wasdale)|Red Pike]], and along the ridge from [[Pillar (Lake District)|Pillar]].
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• Crag Hill
  |range=Lake District North Western Fells ...untain in [[Cumberland]], standing in the north-western part of the [[Lake District]]. The fell was formerly known as '''Eel Crag''', but the [[Ordnance Survey
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• St Bees Head
  ...el, and afford spectacular views of the coast and of the [[Lake District]] fells inland. ==North Head==
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• Muncaster Fell
  |range=Lake District Outlying Fells ...he fell then falls away rapidly to the village of [[Eskdale Green]] at its north-eastern tip.
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• Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway
  ...ne runs up Eskdale from Ravenglass near the coast to Dalegarth amongst the fells. Intermediate stations and halts are at Muncaster Mill, Miteside, Murthwai Today, the railway is a popular visitor attraction in the Lake District, with the majority of its annual passenger numbers coming during the summer
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• Hen Ogledd
  ...en 500 and the Viking invasions of around 800. Famous kingdoms of The Old North include [[Rheged]], [[Elmet]] and the kingdom of the Gododdin. ...iterary works were contemporary, hence "the Old North" and "Men of the Old North".
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• Harrison Stickle
  ...the most picturesque, and probably the best known, mountain groups in the District. A "stickle" is a hill with a prominent rocky top. ...r, [[Pavey Ark]], visually the most impressive face in the area. The south western border of Harrison Stickle is formed by the deep ravine of Dungeon Ghyll, w
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• Ingleborough
  |riding=North |picture=Ingleborough from Tatham Fells.jpg
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• Wild Boar Fell
  ...High Seat]] on the county border to the west and one of the highest of the fells in this section of the [[Pennines]]. ...is area, which received many Norse settlers in the Viking Age, most of the fells have retained Norse names, but if there was a distinct Viking name it has g
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• High Seat, Cumberland
  |range=Lake District Central Fells ...hest point for about 5&nbsp;miles in any direction since the centre of the district is lower than the surrounding parts.
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• Watson's Dodd
  |range=Lake District Eastern Fells ...s a minor rise on the main ridge of the [[Helvellyn]] range in the Eastern Fells, but a prominent shoulder on the west side of that range.
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• Red Screes
  |range=Lake District Eastern Fells ...ered an outlier of the [[Fairfield (fell)|Fairfield]] group in the Eastern Fells, but is separated from its neighbours by low cols. This gives Red Screes an
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• Great Rigg
  |range=Lake District Eastern Fells ...'' is a fell in [[Westmorland]], in the [[Lake District]] four miles north-north-west of [[Ambleside]] and reaching a height of 2,513 feet. It is most often
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• Seat Sandal
  |range=Lake District Eastern Fells ...tends to be overshadowed by its more illustrious neighbours in the Eastern Fells: [[Helvellyn]] and [[Fairfield (fell)|Fairfield]].
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• Hart Side
  |range=Lake District Eastern Fells ...n one of the east ridges of [[Stybarrow Dodd]]. The hill is in the [[Lake District]], west of [[Ullswater]] on the main [[Helvellyn]] ridge which in parts mar
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• Birkhouse Moor
  |range=Lake District Eastern Fells ...eparate fell by Alfred Wainwright in his ''Pictorial Guide to the Lakeland Fells''.
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• Clough Head
  |range=Lake District Eastern Fells ...ead''' is a fell in [[Cumberland]], within the [[Lake District]]'s Eastern Fells. It marks the northern end of the main ridge of the [[Helvellyn]] range and
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• Sheffield Pike
  |range=Lake District Eastern Fells ...is a fell in [[Westmorland]], and amongst the [[Lake District]]'s eastern Fells. It is a prominent intermediate top on one of the eastern ridges of [[Styb
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• Little Hart Crag
  |range=Lake District Eastern Fells ...District]]'s Eastern Fells. It stands at the head of Scandale, four miles north of [[Ambleside]], and reaches a summit height of 2,090 feet.
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• Heron Pike
  |range=Lake District Eastern Fells ...e''' is a fell in [[Westmorland]], amongst the [[Lake District]]'s Eastern Fells, a mile east of [[Grasmere]]. It is part of the [[Fairfield (fell)|Fairfie
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• Great Mell Fell
  |range=Lake District Eastern Fells ...nd its summit is an excellent viewpoint for many of the surrounding higher fells. The fell is now owned and managed by the [[National Trust for Places of H
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• Little Mell Fell
  |range=Lake District Eastern Fells ...to the south. This fell is an outlier of the [[Lake District]]'s Eastern Fells
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• Stone Arthur
  |range=Lake District Eastern Fells ...he [[Fairfield (fell)|Fairfield]] group in the [[Lake District]]'s Eastern Fells.
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• Glenridding Dodd
  |range=Lake District Eastern Fells ...e Eastern Fells. It stands above the village of [[Glenridding]] and on the western shore of [[Ullswater]].
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• Arnison Crag
  |range=Lake District Eastern Fells ...t]], an outlier of the [[Fairfield (fell)|Fairfield]] group in the Eastern Fells. It is in [[Westmorland]] and looks down on Patterdale village and the uppe
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• Gowbarrow Fell
  |range=Lake District Eastern Fells ...]. It is an outlier of the Lake District's Eastern Fells, standing to the north of [[Ullswater]], bounded on one side by Aira Beck with its waterfall [[Air
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• Rampsgill Head
  |range=Lake District Far Eastern Fells ...land]]. It forms the focal point of three ridges which fan out north east, north west and south.
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• Thornthwaite Crag
  |range=Lake District Far Eastern Fells ...e west of [[Haweswater]] Reservoir. It is a focal point of the Far Eastern Fells, and within [[Westmorland]]. It stands at the head of several valleys.
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• Harter Fell, Mardale
  |range=Lake District Far Eastern Fells ...ll''' is a fell in [[Westmorland]], in the Far Eastern Fells of the [[Lake District]]. The summit at lies the meeting point of three ridges, and Harter Fell fo
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• Stony Cove Pike
  |range=Lake District Far Eastern Fells ...) is a fell in [[Westmorland]], and in the Far Eastern Fells of the [[Lake District]]. It stands on the other side of the [[Kirkstone Pass]] from [[Red Screes]
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• Ill Bell
  |range=Lake District Far Eastern Fells '''Ill Bell''' is a fell in the [[Lake District]], in [[Westmorland]], standing on the narrow ridge between the valleys of
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• The Knott
  |range=Lake District Far Eastern Fells ...in the [[Lake District]], standing above [[Hayeswater]] in the Far Eastern Fells. It is in [[Westmorland]], and is an outlier of [[Rampsgill Head]], being t
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• Kentmere Pike
  |range=Lake District Far Eastern Fells '''Kentmere Pike''' is a fell in the [[Lake District]], in [[Westmorland]], rising between the valleys of Kentmere and Longsledd
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• Froswick
  |range=Lake District Far Eastern Fells '''Froswick''' is a fell in the Far Estern Fells of the [[Lake District]], in [[Westmorland]]. It stands on the fine narrow ridge between the vall
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• Loadpot Hill
  |range=Lake District Far Eastern Fells |picture caption=Seen from the summit of [[Wether Hill (Lake District)|Wether Hill]] from the south.
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• Wether Hill, Westmorland
  |range=Lake District Far Eastern Fells ...(High Street)|High Raise]]. Lesser ridges also radiate out to the east and north-west.
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• Tarn Crag (Far Eastern Fells)
  |range=Lake District Far Eastern Fells ...[[Westmorland]]. It stands to the east of Longsleddale in the Far Eastern Fells.
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• Place Fell
  |range=Lake District Far Eastern Fells ...at the corner of the upper and middle reaches of [[Ullswater]], with steep western flanks overlooking the villages of [[Glenridding]] and [[Patterdale]].
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• Martindale
  ...orland]], within the [[Lake District]] National Park. It lies amongst the fells between two large lakes, [[Ullswater]] and [[Haweswater]]. The valley is se ...> The foot of the valley is located at the small hamlet, Sandwick, on the western shore of Ullswater, while its head is situated on the slopes of [[Rampsgill
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• Selside Pike
  |range=Lake District Far Eastern Fells .... It stands between the valleys of Mardale and Swindale in the Far Eastern Fells.
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• Hartsop Dodd
  |range=Lake District Far Eastern Fells ...eparate fell status by Wainwright in his ''Pictorial Guide to the Lakeland Fells''.<ref name=wainwright>{{wainwright|2}}</ref>
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