Devon
212 pillars. 11 of them lost.
- Pillars
- 212
- Standing
- 201
- Lost
- 11
- Highest
- 619 m
Standing
Lost
| Name | Height | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Cranbrook Castle | 337 m | Lost |
| Broad Down | 234 m | Lost |
| Higher Welsford | 213 m | Lost |
| Burrington Moor | 206 m | Lost |
| Codden Hill | 192 m | Lost |
| Walreddon | 172 m | Lost |
| Rockbeare Hill | 165 m | Lost |
| Portlemouth | 133 m | Lost |
| East Charleton | 104 m | Lost |
| Clyst Honiton | 33 m | Lost |
| Bere Alston Resr | Not recorded | Lost |
In the County Tops log book
Devon has a page of its own.
- The book names High Willhays (622 m) as the top of historic Devon, on page 105. The page leaves lines for the date, who came, the route, the times and the weather.