Deweys

Deweys are the hills in England, Wales, and the Isle of Man that sit between 500 and 610 metres (1,640ft to 2,000ft) with a minimum drop of 30 metres (98ft). Named after Michael Dewey, who first catalogued them in 1995, this list focuses on those overlooked "middle-ground" summits that fall just short of being mountains but are far more than just rolling hills.

The table below gives a quick reference to all the Deweys, showing their classification, location, and height. For a deeper look—including maps, images, stats, and quirky facts about each hill—explore our full Deweys collection by clicking the big yellow button below.