Souther Fell

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Souther Fell is a rounded, grassy hill in England’s Lake District known for its extensive views and the famous 18th-century “spectral army” sighting reported on its slopes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fell
mountain
access open access land
classification Wainwright fell
climbingRoute ascents from Mungrisdale
ridge walk from Blencathra area
country England
county Cumbria
drainage River Glenderamackin
elevation 1713 ft
522 m
gridReferenceUK NY 363 302
hasSummitFeature small cairn
historicalEvent spectral army sighting of 1745
knownFor extensive views
spectral army sighting
legend reports of marching troops and cavalry seen on its slopes
listedIn Wainwrights
linked to: Wainwright
locatedIn Cumbria
Lake District
Northern Fells
near Blencathra
Mosedale
Mungrisdale
River Glenderamackin
notableFeature long undulating summit ridge
overlooks Mungrisdale
River Glenderamackin valley
parentPeak Blencathra
partOf Lake District National Park
linked to: Lake District
prominence approximately 87 m
range Lake District
recreation hiking
hillwalking
region North West England
shape rounded
terrain broad ridge
grassy slopes
topographicMap OS Explorer OL5
OS Landranger 90
vegetation grassy
view Blencathra
Eden Valley
Helvellyn range
Pennines
Skiddaw

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Northern Fells hasNotableSummit Souther Fell