Walbury Hill

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Walbury Hill is a prominent chalk hill in Berkshire, England, known as the highest natural point in South East England and a notable feature of the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

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Walbury Hill canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf chalk hill
geographical feature
hill
category Highest points of English counties
Hills of Berkshire
linked to: Chiltern Hills

North Wessex Downs
country England
elevation 297 metres
974 feet
geology chalk
gridReference SU 373 616
hasAccess byway
public footpaths
hasFeature trig point
hasLandUse arable farmland
open downland
hasNearbyFeature Combe Gibbet
Gallops on the ridge
Inkpen Hill
hasViewOf Hampshire countryside
North Wessex Downs
highestPointOf Berkshire
South East England
landscapeType chalk downland
locatedIn Berkshire
North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
linked to: North Wessex Downs

South East England
managedBy local landowners
near Combe, Berkshire
Hungerford
Inkpen, Berkshire
overlooks Kennet Valley
North Hampshire Downs
linked to: Hampshire Downs
partOf North Wessex Downs
popularFor hiking
scenic views
walking
region South East England
withinProtectedArea Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

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North Wessex Downs highestPoint Walbury Hill
Berkshire Downs highestPoint Walbury Hill
Test Way startPoint Walbury Hill
subject linked to: Test Way long-distance footpath
Test Way hasHighestPoint Walbury Hill
subject linked to: Test Way long-distance footpath