By Area - Gloucester & Hereford
Identified Peaks
The following peaks have been identifed and displayed in descending height order. Alternative names by which a peak is known are given in square brakcets. To find out more about a particular peak, click on the name or select more.
| Name | Height | Grid Ref | ||||||||
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| Hergest Ridge | 426m | 1398ft | SO254562 | |||||||
| Worcestershire Beacon | 425m | 1394ft | SO768452 | |||||||
| Bradnor Hill | 391m | 1283ft | SO282584 | |||||||
| High Vinnalls | 375m | 1230ft | SO478724 | |||||||
| Garway Hill | 366m | 1201ft | SO436250 | |||||||
| Wapley Hill | 329m | 1079ft | SO346624 | |||||||
| Shobdon Hill | 326m | 1070ft | SO382640 | |||||||
| Merbach Hill | 318m | 1043ft | SO303447 | |||||||
| May Hill | 296m | 971ft | SO695212 | |||||||
| Burton Hill | 294m | 965ft | SO394487 | |||||||
| Ruardean Hill | 290m | 951ft | SO635168 | |||||||
| Abberley Hill | 285m | 935ft | SO751672 | |||||||
| Buck Stone | 279m | 915ft | SO541122 | |||||||
| Aconbury Hill | 276m | 906ft | SO505330 | |||||||
| Seager Hill | 269m | 883ft | SO612390 | |||||||
| Seager Hill | 269m | 883ft | SO624379 | |||||||
| Hegdon Hill | 254m | 833ft | SO585539 | |||||||
| Grendon Green | 252m | 827ft | SO599574 | |||||||
| Coppet Hill | 200m | 656ft | SO577182 | |||||||
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