Hill classifications
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Arderins
Irish hills over 500m with 30m prominence.
Birketts
The 541 fells listed by Bill Birkett.
Bridges
Hills in England and Wales over 2000ft with 50ft prominence (George Bridge, 1973).
Bridgets
Hills in Southern England between 300m-610m.
Buxton & Lewis
Hills from 'The Mountains of England and Wales' (1986).
Clems
Summits in E. D. Clements’ England, Wales and Isle of Man list, based on 100m prominence or separation from higher ground.
Corbett Tops
Secondary summits of Corbetts over 2500ft.
Corbetts
Scottish mountains between 2500-3000ft.
Deweys
Hills between 500m and 610m with 30m prominence.
Dodds
Hills in GB between 500m and 600m with 30m prominence.
Donald Deweys
Scottish hills between 500m and 610m.
Donald Tops
Secondary summits of Donalds.
Donalds
Lowland Scottish hills over 2000ft.
Ethels
The 95 hills of the Peak District.
Fellrangers
The fells described in Mark Richards' Fellranger series.
Furths
Mountains over 3000ft outside Scotland.
Graham Tops
Secondary summits of Grahams.
Grahams
Scottish mountains between 2000-2500ft.
Hewitts
Hills over 2000ft with 30m prominence.
Highland 5s
Hills in the Scottish Highlands over 500m.
HuMPs
Hills with 100m - 150m of prominence.
Manx Marilyns
The Marilyns of the Isle of Man.
Marilyns
Hills with at least 150m of prominence.
Munro Tops
Secondary summits of Munros over 3000ft.
Munros
Scottish mountains over 3000ft (914.4m).
Murdos
Scottish hills over 3000ft with a 30m drop.
Nuttalls
Hills over 2000ft with 15m prominence.
Outlying Fells
The 116 outlying fells described by Wainwright.
SIBs
Significant Islands of Britain.
Simms
Hills over 600m with 30m prominence.
Synges
The Lake District Fells by Tim Synge.
The Dales 30
The 30 mountains of the Yorkshire and Cumbrian Dales.
Trail 100
Trail Magazine's ultimate list of the 100 finest hills in Britain.
Tumps
Hills with 30m+ prominence.
Vandeleur-Lynams
Irish hills over 600m with 15m prominence.
Wainwrights
The 214 fells described in Alfred Wainwright's Pictorial Guide to the Lakeland Fells.
Welsh 3000s
The 15 mountains over 3000ft in Wales.