Great Cockup

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Great Cockup is a modest, grassy fell in England’s Lake District, known for its quiet slopes and views over the Northern Fells.

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Great Cockup canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fell
mountain
category Fells of the Lake District
Mountains and hills of Cumbria
country England
gridReferenceUK NY 249 358
hasFeature broad rounded summit
hasNameEtymology possibly from Old English for a hill frequented by woodcock
hasSummitElevation 1726 ft
526 m
hasSummitFeature small cairn
hasTerrain grassy slopes
heather
isKnownFor quiet slopes
views over the Northern Fells
isListedIn Birkett fells
Wainwrights
locatedIn Cumbria
Lake District
Northern Fells
mountainRange Lake District
nearestTown Keswick
nearestVillage Orthwaite
overlooks Bassenthwaite Lake
Trusmadoor
Uldale Fells
parentPeak Knott
partOf Lake District National Park
linked to: Lake District
prominence c. 80 m
region North West England
topographicMap OS Explorer OL4
OS Landranger 89
typicalAscentRoute from Orthwaite
via Trusmadoor from Longlands

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Northern Fells hasNotableSummit Great Cockup
Meal Fell nearbyFeature Great Cockup