Wales
Cefn Eglwysilan
382M
1255FT
About Cefn Eglwysilan
Rising to 382.4 metres, this Welsh Marilyn offers a clear sense of elevation near the town of Minehead. Although situated in the Snowdonia region, its classification as a Hump and Tump ensures it remains a prominent feature of the landscape. It is an accessible objective for walkers seeking a summit with significant topographical prominence.
Key Statistics
Rank
241st Highest in Wales
Parent Range
Brecon Beacons
Prominence
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233.5m
Nearest Town
Cilfynydd
Geology
The ground beneath you is part of the Hughes Member, featuring a sturdy mix of sandstone, siltstone, and hardened mudstone.
Find It
OS Grid Reference
ST097905
Latitude
51.6061°N
Longitude
3.3053°W
Did You Know?
- •The Welsh name 'Cefn Eglwysilan' translates as the 'Ridge of Ilan's Church', referring to a 6th-century saint whose influence is still marked by various landmarks across this part of Wales.
- •As a Marilyn, this hill has at least 150 metres of 'drop' on all sides, a classification that marks it as a primary peak within its own local topography.