Little Solsbury Hill, near Bath, England

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Little Solsbury Hill, near Bath, England, is a prominent flat-topped hill best known as the inspiration for Peter Gabriel’s song “Solsbury Hill” and for its Iron Age hill fort and scenic views over the surrounding countryside.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Iron Age hill fort site
hill
access public footpaths
country England
culturalAssociation Peter Gabriel song "Solsbury Hill"
elevation approximately 191 metres above sea level
geologicalContext Cotswold limestone area
linked to: Cotswold escarpment
hasFeature Iron Age hill fort
defensive ditches
earthwork ramparts
flat-topped summit
hasSummitFeature trig point
hasViewOf Bath cityscape
River Avon valley
linked to: River Avon

surrounding countryside
heritageStatus scheduled monument
inspiredByArtist Peter Gabriel
inspiredWork "Solsbury Hill"
isPopularFor hiking
landscape photography
sightseeing
walking
knownFor Iron Age hill fort remains
inspiration for the song "Solsbury Hill"
scenic views
locatedIn Somerset
South West England
linked to: southwest England

United Kingdom
locatedNear Bath, Somerset
linked to: Bath

village of Batheaston
linked to: Bathampton
nameAlsoSpelled Solsbury Hill
overlooks Avon Valley
Bath
partOf Cotswolds
region Bath and North East Somerset
terrain grassland
open hillside
topographicProminence prominent hill above Bath
usedDuringPeriod Iron Age

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Solsbury Hill locationOfTitleSubject Little Solsbury Hill, near Bath, England