TUMPs or P30s are hills of any height with a drop of at least 30 metres or more on all sides. The name TUMP stands for Thirty & Upward Metres Prominence. In addition to those Tumps recorded in the Database of British & Irish Hills, we now have additional Tumps from the spreadsheets maintained by Andrew » read more »
We have upgraded to version 13.1 of the Database of British and Irish hills See here for detailed changes… www.hills-database.co.uk/revision_history.html
We’ve added a new “find by location” url filter to our Trigpoint & Hill pages. For example the page… www.haroldstreet.org.uk/waypoints/download/?g=NN1667671283 will look up the nearest hill (or failing that the nearest trigpoint) within a 20km square of the ten figure grid reference provided by the ?g= value (for searching six figure grid refs like AB123456 » read more »
We’ve added some useful external links to the pages for each individual Mountain, Hill and/or Trigpoint: GeoHack - a Wikipedia tool which provide links to various mapping services for the specified  geographical coordinates of our Hills. OS Maps (Bing) – Detailed OS mapping for the location of our Hills, as provided by Big Maps Google Map – Detailed » read more »
We’ve added a new button ” Photos“ to the map pages of each individual hill, trigpoint & routes that will show photos from Panoramio. Also if you append (?)&photos=all to the url of most map pages then it will automatically show all Panoramio photos on the map. Like so… http://www.haroldstreet.org.uk/waypoints/download/?hill=Ben+Nevis&hillnumber=278&photos=all This also works on most map pages – » read more »
Author: Phil Newby