Northern Ireland

Cnoc na Slea [Crocknasleigh]

163M

535FT

About Cnoc na Slea [Crocknasleigh]

Classified as both a Marilyn and a Hump, this 163-metre hill is a distinctive point in the Lake District landscape. While it lacks the stature of the central fells, its relative prominence ensures a sense of elevation and a vantage point that stands clear of its immediate surroundings.

Key Statistics

Rank

244th Highest in Region

Parent Range

Data coming soon

Prominence

159m

Nearest Town

Data coming soon

Geology

Silurian Slates & Gritstone

Classifications

Humps Marilyns

Nearby Fells

Gainne Mor [Ganiamore]

Island Roy

Cashelmore [An Caiseal Mor] [Lurgacloughan]

Croaghan Island

Cnoc na Boirne [Murren Hill]

Find It

OS Grid Reference

C123429

Latitude

55.2330°N

Longitude

7.8074°W

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