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The Lake District Summits the Definitive List Details & GPS Waypoint

The Tower 458.2m (1503ft)

Summit Feature: Also recorded by the OS as Alport Tower (One-Inch 'Old Series' map).
Classification: Befour, Britfour, Four, Peak-district-75, P30 Tump.
OS Grid Ref: SK141914 This data is currently only accurate to a 6 figure grid reference (c.a 100m).
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UK Area: 36 - Lancashire, Cheshire & the Southern Pennines (OS Maps 110)
Latitude: 53.41922, Longitude: -1.78929, Height: 458.2 metres (1503 feet)
Prominence: 38.1 metres (125 feet)
Unique Waypoint POI Name: 0460.- (DoBIH Hill ID: 16502)

External Links for The Tower:
-GeoHack link... -OS Map Bing link... -Google Map link... -Geograph link... -The Tower on hill-bagging.co.uk...

Data courtesy of Myrddyn Phillips and Aled Williams

Selected mapping: Google or Bing / Ordnance Survey

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The Tower List & GPS Waypoints:

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Member's Comments on The Tower...

  • Summiteer says...
  • First climbed this in 1981, during a circular walk from Alport Bridge. The Tower forms part of the Alport Castles Landslip, which is generally regarded to be the largest landslip in the UK.
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Member's Grid References for The Tower...

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The Tower has been climbed by...

Adrian Alexhew amblerbob Andrew Brown andyb2706 AndyKDQ Anton Carole Chris Pearson chrisd101 citygent ckyliu DanHolme1977 David Evans DeeGee Denise Dugswell2 GordonAdshead Hippster hmarston IainT IainT2 joelrobinson27 jonglew lazeedaydream ManofKernow moorsman Mossylea ngthack oakesave painterman Paul Boothroyd PeteBoggs PeteMatthews PGCE RCPugh Rhino48 rhw Ronnie Bowron SeanyG shaun3010 staton75 stevent0809 steverowland Summiteer supertrampz thenomad Timwat1 tomrobson Trudge.Tracey Wycombe Wanderer

 

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Data courtesy of Myrddyn Phillips and Aled Williams



 

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