Fundamental Benchmark Details & GPS Waypoint

Knot 464m (1522ft)

Summit Feature: Summit height from 1,522.8ft (464.2m) height on Ordnance Survey 1:2,500 map. Summit height of 464m on Harvey maps. Summit height of 465m on current Ordnance Survey maps. Interpolation of Ordnance Survey 430m - 440m col contouring suggests 437m - 438m
Classification: Four.
OS Grid Ref: NY714012 This data is currently only accurate to a 6 figure grid reference (c.a 100m).
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UK Area: 35 - The Northern Pennines (OS Maps 91)
Latitude: 54.40545, Longitude: -2.44208, Height: 464 metres (1522 feet)
Prominence: 31 metres (102 feet)
Unique Waypoint POI Name: 0464.- (Hill ID: 302913)

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'0464.-' NY714012* Knot (464m, p31)

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Knot's Ten Nearest Neighbouring Hills...

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Knot's Nearby Routes...

Green Bell & Randygill Top (ninthace) EW152: YD028: D51 - Green Bell Round (Ronnie Bowron) YD087: D83 - Harter Fell (Ronnie Bowron)

Knot has been climbed by...

Anton Chris Pearson Colfeaton DanTrig DaveS David Gradwell edgradwell IainT JohnC nordicstar Peebs rhw Ronnie Bowron Rusty

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* The waypoint data in italics is only accurate to a 6 fig grid reference. Click here to learn how to help improve it.
Data courtesy of Myrddyn Phillips and Aled Williams