Cartledge Bents 497m (1630ft)
Summit Feature: Numerical Data: 497.0m summit height and 478.7m col height (18.3m drop) from LIDAR analysis conducted by Myrddyn Phillips. Listing History: First published listing - The Fours - The 400m Hills of England published in 2022 on the Mapping Mountains website and authored by Myrddyn Phillips
Classification: Subfour, Tumpbeag.
OS Grid Ref: SK206926 (10 figure Grid Ref: SK2067892665).
UK Area: 36 - Lancashire, Cheshire & the Southern Pennines (OS Maps 1:50k(110. 1:25k(1.)
Latitude: 53.43037, Longitude: -1.69024, Height: 497 metres (1630 feet)
Prominence: 18.3 metres (60 feet)
Unique Waypoint POI Name: 0497.- (Hill ID: 505982)
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Data courtesy of Myrddyn Phillips and Aled Williams
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- '0497.-' SK206926 Cartledge Bents (497m, p18.3)
Member's Comments on Cartledge Bents...
- Chris Pearson says...
- On the worst bit of the Derwent watershed - featureless flat wet peat bogs for miles on the long slow drag towards Margery Hill - often crossed at night and in winter on High Peak Marathon
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Cartledge Bents's Ten Nearest Neighbouring Hills...
Thornseat Moor (2.2km)Nether Hey (2.8km)Strines Moor (3.1km)Pike Low (4.7km)Rowlee Pasture (6.2km)Back Tor (9.8km)Burbage Moor (12.0km)Tinker Hill (12.1km)Bleak Knoll (12.9km)Cook's Study Hill (13.7km)
Cartledge Bents's Nearby Routes...
Dovestones (Phil Newby) Ladybower Reservoir (Phil Newby) PD060: YKS547 - Cartledge Stones Ridge (Ronnie Bowron)
Cartledge Bents has been climbed by...
Chris Pearson chrisd101 ckyliu David Gradwell Hippster IainT IainT2 Mossylea Richard Gunn Ronnie Bowron steverowland The Trudges underhill walking1 Weathereagle
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