Northern Ireland
Crockmore [An Cnoc Mor]
349M
1145FT
About Crockmore [An Cnoc Mor]
Rising to an elevation of 349 metres, this Marilyn offers a distinct summit experience within the Lake District. Reaching 1,145 feet at its highest point, the hill—alternatively known as An Cnoc Mor—is also classified as a Hump, representing a peak with significant prominence despite its relatively modest overall stature.
Key Statistics
Rank
166th Highest in Region
Parent Range
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Prominence
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173m
Nearest Town
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Geology
Silurian Slates & Gritstone
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OS Grid Reference
C101259
Latitude
55.0803°N
Longitude
7.8426°W
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