Hill Classifications

UK & Ireland

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Scotland

Secondary summits of Corbetts over 2500ft.

Scottish mountains between 2500-3000ft.

Scottish hills between 500m and 610m.

Secondary summits of Donalds.

Lowland Scottish hills over 2000ft.

Secondary summits of Grahams.

Scottish mountains between 2000-2500ft.

Secondary summits of Munros over 3000ft.

Scottish mountains over 3000ft (914.4m).

Scottish hills over 3000ft with a 30m drop.

The Lake District Fells by Tim Synge.

England

The 541 fells listed by Bill Birkett.

Hills from 'The Mountains of England and Wales' (1986).

The fells described in Mark Richards' Fellranger series…

The 116 outlying fells described by Wainwright.

Trail Magazine's ultimate list of the 100 finest hills…

The 214 fells described in Alfred Wainwright's Pictoria…

England & Wales

Hills in England and Wales over 2000ft with 50ft promin…

Mountains over 3000ft outside Scotland.

Hills over 2000ft with 30m prominence.

Hills over 2000ft with 15m prominence.

UK-Wide

Hills over 1000ft in England, Wales & Isle of Man.

Hills between 500m and 610m with 30m prominence.

Hills in GB between 500m and 600m with 30m prominence.

The 95 hills of the Peak District.

Hills with 100m - 150m of prominence.

Hills with at least 150m of prominence.

Hills over 600m with 30m prominence.

Hills with 30m+ prominence.

Ireland & Islands

Irish hills over 500m with 30m prominence.

The Marilyns of the Isle of Man.

Significant Islands of Britain.

Vandeleur-Lynams

Irish hills over 600m with 15m prominence.

Other

Hills in the Scottish Highlands over 500m.

The 30 mountains of the Yorkshire and Cumbrian Dales.

The 15 mountains over 3000ft in Wales.

Heights and list membership can change as GPS surveys are updated — a hill may occasionally move on or off a list.