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Blackpatch Hill 170m (558ft)

Classification: Hill Trigpoint, P30 Tump.
OS Grid Ref: TQ095096 (10 figure Grid Ref: TQ0957109652).
The original GR data for this hill was only accurate to a 6 figure grid reference (c.a 100m).
We have used additional user / trigpoint data to bring it up to 10 figures.
UK Area: 42 - South-East England & the Isle of Wight (OS Maps 1:50k 198. 1:25k OL10,121.)
Latitude: 50.8759891, Longitude: -0.4439935, Height: 170 metres (558 feet)
Prominence: 46 metres (151 feet)
Unique Waypoint POI Name: 0170.- (DoBIH Hill ID: 18462)

Associated Parent Hill:
Chanctonbury Ring (Chanctonbury Hill) (240m, p217)

Associated Trigpoint:
TP0710 'Blackpatch Hill' Grid Ref: TQ0957109652 Separation: 88m from Hill grid ref.

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'0170.-' TQ095096 Blackpatch Hill (170m, p46)

Member's Comments on Blackpatch Hill...

Chris Pearson says...
On a sunny May evening from south, after rain giving fresh sparkling views of the green Downs .On a hot day in 1922, a young man called John Pull strolled across the Sussex downland at Blackpatch. He was the victim of a First World War gas attack and he had come there looking for fresh air and peace. What he discovered was one of the very few Stone Age settlements in England. John Pull wasn't an archaeologist or antiquarian but a 23-year-old gramophone salesman - which made him highly unpopular with the archaeological elite. His work was sneered at, his finds were lost, the site was bulldozed - and, in a tragic twist of fate, he was murdered in a bank robbery. Eighty years after Pull first set foot on this hill, Time Team came to reassess his work. Was this really the site of a prehistoric village for the neolithic flint miners who lived about 6000 years ago - see Time team on you tube

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Blackpatch Hill has been climbed by...

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