List of ceremonial counties of England by highest point explained

This is a list of the ceremonial counties of England by their highest point.[1] [2] [3]

RankCeremonial countyHeight (m)Relative heightNameGrid reference
1Cumbria978912Scafell Pike
2Northumberland815556
3Durham788210Mickle Fell
4North Yorkshire736408Whernside
5Herefordshire703154Black Mountain
6Derbyshire636488Kinder Scout
7Lancashire62830Green Hill
8Devon621533High Willhays
9West Yorkshire582165Black Hill
10Cheshire559236Shining Tor
11South Yorkshire54853High Stones
12Greater Manchester54234Black Chew Head
13Shropshire540373Brown Clee Hill
14Staffordshire5200Cheeks Point on Cheeks Hill[4]
15Somerset519414Dunkery Beacon
16Worcestershire425337Worcestershire Beacon
17Cornwall420314Brown Willy
18Gloucestershire330242Cleeve Hill
19Berkshire297188Walbury Hill
20Surrey295246Leith Hill
21Wiltshire294149Milk Hill
22Hampshire28647Pilot Hill
23West Sussex280191Black Down
24Dorset279185Lewesdon Hill
25Leicestershire278170Bardon Hill
26West Midlands27187Turners Hill
27Buckinghamshire267180Haddington Hill
28=Oxfordshire26179Whitehorse Hill
28=Warwickshire261111Ebrington Hill
30Tyne and Wear25913Currock Hill
31Kent25115Betsom's Hill
32East Sussex248213Ditchling Beacon
33East Riding of Yorkshire246203Bishop Wilton Wold
34Greater London2450NE shoulder of Westerham Heights
35Hertfordshire2440NE shoulder of Pavis Wood
36Bedfordshire243105Dunstable Downs
37Isle of Wight241241St Boniface Down
38Northamptonshire225102Arbury Hill, Big Hill,
39Nottinghamshire20469Newtonwood Lane
40Rutland19711Cold Overton Park
41Merseyside179155Billinge Hill
42Lincolnshire168162Normanby le Wold Top
43Bristol160east of Dundry Hill
44Essex147Chrishall Common
45Cambridgeshire146Great Chishill
46Suffolk12837Great Wood Hill
47Norfolk10379Beacon Hill
48City of London22High Holborn

See also

Sources

Notes and References

  1. Book: Muir, Jonny. The UK's County Tops: Reaching the top of 91 historic counties . Cicerone . 2011 . 9781849655538.
  2. Web site: County and Unitary Authority Tops . The Mountains of England and Wales . Simon . Edwardes . 14 December 2015 . 2001 .
  3. Web site: English Counties . The Mountains of England and Wales . Simon . Edwardes . 14 December 2015 . 2001 .
  4. [Jeff Kent (author)|Kent, Jeff]