Badbury Hill 162m (531ft)
Classification: Clem, P30 Tump.
OS Grid Ref: SU261946 This data is currently only accurate to a 6 figure grid reference (c.a 100m).
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UK Area: 39 - Central and Eastern England (OS Maps 1:50k 163,174. 1:25k 170W.)
Latitude: 51.6496, Longitude: -1.62415, Height: 162 metres (531 feet)
Prominence: 73 metres (239 feet)
Unique Waypoint POI Name: 0162.- (DoBIH Hill ID: 18478)
Associated Parent Hill:
Walbury Hill (297m, p188)
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- '0162.-' SU261946* Badbury Hill (162m, p73)
Member's Comments on Badbury Hill...
- Nick Wakelam says...
- Free Nat Trust car park on Highworth to Faringdon road at Badbury Clump. Highest point somewhere around the ramparts of the hill fork - walked all the way around just ot be sure. Very pleasant hill popular with dog walkers. Good tree cover so cool on a very hot day. Good views from ramparts.
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Badbury Hill has been climbed by...
Andrew Brown andys Areluctant-triggeR Brucie Carole Chris Pearson danMaisiebex Jacqdaw Jaisell Jason jonglew ngthack Nick Wakelam rhayader_wanderer rhw stevent0809
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