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• Angus
  ...rises in a dense cloud like smoke (reek). Near old Airlie Castle are the falls named the Slugs of Auchrannie. The [[North Esk]] is formed by the meeting of the Lee and Mark at [[Invermark]], and thence
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• Dumfriesshire
  ...Nith|Nith]], the [[River Annan|Annan]] and the [[River Esk, Dumfriesshire|Esk]], the basins of which form the great dales by which the county is cleft fr ...until it crosses into [[Cumberland]], forming the boundary for a mile, and falls into the Solway.
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• Kincardineshire
  ...wooded valley of the [[River Dee, Aberdeenshire|Dee]], and in the south it falls to the [[Howe o' the Mearns]], which is a continuation north-eastwards of [ The county is bounded by the [[North Sea]] to the east; the [[River North Esk]] to the south, across which lies [[Angus]]; and the [[River Dee, Aberdeens
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• Scafell
  rect 707 787 893 861 [[Scafell Pike|Esk Crag or Buttress (2,450 feet)]] ..., it suffered from a serious rock fall in 2002 — with subsequent further falls — and recent guidebooks do not consider it a viable route, although it is
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• Blencathra
  ...s a narrow, rocky [[arête]] and then widening into a broad buttress which falls 2,000 feet to the base of the fell. Separating the five tops are four strea ...being, clockwise, [[Coniston Old Man]], [[Crinkle Crags]], [[Bowfell]], [[Esk Pike]], [[Scafell Pike]], [[Great Gable]], [[Kirk Fell]], [[Pillar, Cumberl
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• Lake District
  ...l]] and [[Esk Pike]]. The core of the area is drained by the infant River Esk. Collectively these are some of the Lake District's most rugged hillsides. ...ficant snow fall only occurs between November and April. On average, snow falls on [[Helvellyn]] 67 days per year. During the year, valleys typically expe
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• Waterfalls in the United Kingdom
  ...he name of a waterfall. In southern England there are too few spectacular falls to make a judgment. ...h those might also be considered a series of falls, and the visitor to the falls may make his own judgment.
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• Bowfell
  ...then curves around the north of Upper Eskdale to take in [[Great End]], [[Esk Pike]], Bowfell and [[Crinkle Crags]]. ...he ridge makes the stoney three tiered climb to the white rocked summit of Esk Pike.
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• Bachnagairn Falls
  |name=Bachnagairn Falls |river=River South Esk
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• Cleveland Way
  The trail falls into two roughly equal sections. The inland section leads west from Helmsl *The [[Esk Valley Walk]] from [[Castleton, Yorkshire|Castleton]] to end at [[Whitby]].
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• Esk Pike
  |name=Esk Pike |picture=Wind Shelter, Esk Pike - geograph.org.uk - 365117.jpg
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• Muncaster Fell
  ...t prominence at ''Silver Knott'' ({{convert|174|m|ft|0|x}}). The fell then falls away rapidly to the village of [[Eskdale Green]] at its north-eastern tip.
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• Meggat Water
  ...Water''' is a left bank tributary of the [[River Esk, Dumfriesshire|River Esk]] in [[Dumfriesshire]]. ...e Stennies Water from the east just before the Meggat Water falls into the Esk at {{map|NY296913|Georgefield}} north of [[Bentpath]].
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• Glencorse
  ...to supply [[Edinburgh]], and falls into the [[River Esk, Midlothian|River Esk]].
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• Great Rigg
  ...e Cove drops to Rydal Beck; on its western flank it is mostly grassy as it falls away to Tongue Gill; to the north and south are ridges which continue to ot Volcaniclastic sandstone of the Esk Pike Formation makes up the summit area. Beneath is the dacitic lapilli-tuf
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• Allen Crags
  ...f Esk Hause from where it is possible to reach the neighbouring fells of [[Esk Pike]] and [[Great End]] and even [[Scafell Pike]] with a little more effor ...cks comprise the laminated volcaniclastic claystones and siltstones of the Esk Pike Formation. There is a narrow intrusion of andesite and hybridized ande
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• Glaramara
  ...rom [[Stonethwaite]] in [[Borrowdale]] up to an important mountain pass, [[Esk Hause]]. The summit of Glaramara at 2,569&nbsp;feet is the central point of ...e loss of height to the adjoining fell of Allan Crags before descending to Esk Hause.<ref name=wainwright-fav>''"Wainwright's Favourite Lakeland Mountains
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• Slight Side
  ...tern flank falls to the valley of the infant [[River Esk, Cumberland|River Esk]] while the slopes to the west descend across Eskdale Fell towards Burnmoor
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• Rossett Pike
  A narrow ridge falls north east from Bow Fell, constricted between Angle Tarn and the steep defi ...e, this path heading by way of [[Angle Tarn (Langstrath)|Angle Tarn]] to [[Esk Hause]]. Whilst perhaps conceived as a means of reaching distant [[Wasdale]
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• Seathwaite Fell
  ...reams meeting at Stockley Bridge below the nose of the fell. Sty Head Gill falls from the walkers' pass at Sty Head, the main pedestrian route from Borrowda ...oming above the popular path from [[Seathwaite, Cumberland|Seathwaite]] to Esk Hause. The western face, although rough, drops more gently down to Styhead
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