Ceremonial Counties of England by Highest Pointby OceansOfLight Tags:Casual UKUnited Kingdom 13 commentsVery flat, Norfolk.Herefordshire’s highest point is a sneaky one – it’s the Black Mountain (703.6m), which is exactly on the Welsh border.I guess the plughole must be in North Norfolk, then.Love thisAnyone else find the colour coding slightly confusing in how they have chosen to use a shade gradient of two separate colours? It would have been clearer to use either just green or purple, with white/lighter shades being closer to 0m highest point.Proof of Northern superiority.What does it mean ‘Ceremonial?White should be lowest then pale green to dark green then the rest surely22 highest hills and England’s only mountain all in 1 countyAnd I don’t really consider Northumberland particularly mountainousBillinge lump, 179 meters. Bike ride up shaley brow on the bikes as kids is where we would find the rag mags.Wait so going north IS going uphill?It’s what we mean by going “down south”.Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
Herefordshire’s highest point is a sneaky one – it’s the Black Mountain (703.6m), which is exactly on the Welsh border.
Anyone else find the colour coding slightly confusing in how they have chosen to use a shade gradient of two separate colours? It would have been clearer to use either just green or purple, with white/lighter shades being closer to 0m highest point.
Billinge lump, 179 meters. Bike ride up shaley brow on the bikes as kids is where we would find the rag mags.
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Very flat, Norfolk.
Herefordshire’s highest point is a sneaky one – it’s the Black Mountain (703.6m), which is exactly on the Welsh border.
I guess the plughole must be in North Norfolk, then.
Love this
Anyone else find the colour coding slightly confusing in how they have chosen to use a shade gradient of two separate colours?
It would have been clearer to use either just green or purple, with white/lighter shades being closer to 0m highest point.
Proof of Northern superiority.
What does it mean ‘Ceremonial?
White should be lowest then pale green to dark green then the rest surely
22 highest hills and England’s only mountain all in 1 county
And I don’t really consider Northumberland particularly mountainous
Billinge lump, 179 meters. Bike ride up shaley brow on the bikes as kids is where we would find the rag mags.
Wait so going north IS going uphill?
It’s what we mean by going “down south”.