Cumberland
96 pillars. 9 of them lost.
- Pillars
- 96
- Standing
- 87
- Lost
- 9
- Highest
- 977 m
Standing
Lost
| Name | Height | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Berry Hill | 299 m | Lost |
| Dean Moor | 144 m | Lost |
| Faugh | 132 m | Lost |
| Broughton Moor | 129 m | Lost |
| Richmond Hill | 74 m | Lost |
| Brownelson | 74 m | Lost |
| Raise How | 48 m | Lost |
| New Cowper | 38 m | Lost |
| Selker Point | 17 m | Lost |
In the County Tops log book
Cumberland has a page of its own.
- The book names Scafell Pike (978 m) as the top of historic Cumberland, on page 52. The page leaves lines for the date, who came, the route, the times and the weather.