Shutlingsloe

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Shutlingsloe is a prominent, steep-sided hill in Cheshire, England, often called the "Matterhorn of Cheshire" for its distinctive pointed profile and extensive views over the surrounding countryside.

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Shutlingsloe canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hill
landform
access open access land
public footpaths
category Mountains and hills of Cheshire
Peaks of the Peak District
linked to: Peak District
country England
elevation 1660 feet
506 metres
geology gritstone
sandstone
gridReferenceUK SJ976696
hasAlternativeName Matterhorn of Cheshire
hasReputation distinctive skyline feature
hasShape pointed profile
steep-sided
hasSummitFeature cairn
trig point
isLandmarkOf Cheshire
isVisibleFrom Cheshire Plain
locatedIn Cheshire
Peak District
Peak District National Park
linked to: Peak District
locatedNear Macclesfield Forest
Wildboarclough
nearestTown Macclesfield
offersViewOf Cheshire Plain
Manchester
Peak District
Shropshire Hills
partOf South Pennines foothills
linked to: South Pennines
popularFor fell running
hiking
walking
prominence 134 metres

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Macclesfield hasNearbyHill Shutlingsloe
Shining Tor offersViewOf Shutlingsloe
The Roaches hasViewOf Shutlingsloe