Cornwall

104 pillars. 6 of them lost.

Pillars: 104
Standing: 98
Lost: 6
Highest: 420 m

Standing

Standing pillars in Cornwall
Name	Height	Note
Brown Willy	420 m
Kilmar Tor	390 m
Caradon Hill	370 m
Bray Down	347 m
Brown Gelly	338 m
Kit Hill	334 m
Fox Tor	323 m
Hensbarrow	313 m
Condolden Barrow	308 m
Trewannion Down	308 m
Hawks Tor	307 m
Hut Circle Camp	282 m
St Bellarmins Tor	269 m
Widewalls	263 m
Tresparrett Down	261 m
Warbstow	257 m
Carn Galver	252 m
Carnmenellis	252 m
Trendrine Hill	248 m
Carn Marth	236 m
Castle-An-Dinas	233 m
Belowda Beacon	227 m
Bartinney	225 m
Crowan Beacon	223 m
Tregearedown	219 m
St Breock Downs	216 m
St Anns	214 m
Roselath	212 m
Trink Hill	212 m
Helman Tor	210 m
Lane End Field	210 m
Bury Down	209 m
Higher Trolvis Quarry	201 m
Bin Down	200 m
Cardinham Lodge	197 m
Tregonning Hill	194 m
St Agnes Beacon	192 m
Furze Farm	191 m
Trecarrell	186 m
Denzell Downs	185 m
Hustyn Barrow	184 m
Clubworthy	184 m
Collaton Farm	182 m
Crapps Beacon	180 m
Penhale	169 m
Brill Hill	166 m
Dizzard Point	165 m
Trelill Beacon	161 m
Merrymeet	160 m
Struddick	157 m
Lawhitton	156 m
Pelynt	156 m
Goodmerry	155 m
Scadghill Farm	154 m
Narkurs Resr	151 m
Higher Ennis Farm	151 m
East Leigh	149 m
Henna Cliff	143 m
Pencarrow Head	137 m
Hard Head	134 m
Cleave Camp	133 m
Padderbury	129 m
Hobbacott	129 m
Coswarth Farm	123 m
Sticker Down	120 m
North Downs	119 m
Landrake	119 m
St John	117 m
Tregainlands	117 m
Roskruge Beacon	114 m
Dodman	114 m
Goonhilly Down	113 m
Goodern	110 m
Tregellast	104 m
Trethingy	101 m
Penelwey	100 m
Crafthole	100 m
Botallack Head	99 m
Raginnis	99 m
Carn Naun	97 m
Gare	97 m
Zennor Cliff	96 m
Church Farm	95 m
Carn Gloose	95 m
Pellyn-Wartha	95 m
Burthallan	93 m
Sworne Farm	87 m
Pentire Head	83 m
Predannack Head	82 m
The Knavocks	76 m
Trevose Head	74 m
Black Head	73 m
Rosemullion	69 m
Lands End	66 m
Cudden Point	62 m
Landulph	61 m
Frythens	61 m
Efford Beacon	60 m

Lost

Lost pillars in Cornwall
Name	Height	Note
Burthy Quarry	187 m	Lost
Peppershill	144 m	Lost
Kerris Resr	119 m	Lost
Kergilliack Resr	111 m	Lost
The Lizard	78 m	Lost
Watch Hill	Not recorded	Lost

In the County Tops log book

Cornwall has a page of its own.

The book names Brown Willy (420 m) as the top of historic Cornwall, on page 106. The page leaves lines for the date, who came, the route, the times and the weather.

See The County Tops log book in the shop