Tamhilt

Rising to 537 metres in eastern Scotland, this Dodd sits near the Highland Boundary Fault zone where the landscape transitions from lowland farmland to genuine hill country. The summit offers a worthwhile vantage point over the surrounding agricultural estates and the distant peaks of the southern Cairngorms.

• •The name Tamhilt likely derives from the Gaelic 'Tom Eallt', meaning 'hill of the herd' or 'livestock hill', reflecting centuries of pastoral use on these slopes before modern forestry and agriculture reshaped the landscape.
• •The grid reference NO486712 places this hill in an area historically disputed between Angus and Perthshire, with the precise county boundary shifting several times before local government reorganisation in 1975.