Ballageich Hill 333m (1092ft)
Summit Feature: Pile of stones
Classification: Hill Trigpoint*, P30 Tump, Yeaman.
OS Grid Ref: NS531501 (10 figure Grid Ref: NS5315750173).
UK Area: 27 - Ayr to the River Clyde (OS Maps 1:50k 64. 1:25k 334.)
Latitude: 55.72265, Longitude: -4.33948, Height: 333 metres (1092 feet)
Prominence: 66 metres (217 feet)
Unique Waypoint POI Name: 0333.y (DoBIH Hill ID: 13290)
Associated Parent Hill:
Corse Hill (376m, p173)
Associated Trigpoint:
TP0228 'Ballageich Hill'* Grid Ref: NS5315450176 Separation: 4m from Hill grid ref.
* This trigpoint may have been reported missing or destroyed
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- '0333.y' NS531501 Ballageich Hill (333m, p66)
- * This trigpoint may have been reported missing or destroyed
Member's Comments on Ballageich Hill...
- WayneMac01 says...
- From the lay-by on the main road SE of the summit. Steep path up to E Cairn then across wettish ground to the small cairn and surface block which has replaced the destroyed trig pillar. From here returned to the road before crossing to bag Dunwan Hill and Blackwood Hill on 18/06/22
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