East Lothian
27 pillars. None of them lost.
- Pillars
- 27
- Standing
- 27
- Lost
- 0
- Highest
- 535 m
Standing
| Name | Height | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Sayers Law | 535 m | |
| Lammer Law | 528 m | |
| Traprain Law | 221 m | |
| North Kippit Hill | 217 m | |
| Long Yester | 211 m | |
| Leehouses | 209 m | |
| Townhead | 194 m | |
| North Berwick Law | 187 m | |
| Skid Hill | 186 m | |
| Falside Hill | 145 m | |
| Ormiston Mains | 144 m | |
| West Bank Resr | 128 m | |
| Middle Mains | 104 m | |
| Under Bolton | 93 m | |
| Seggarsdean | 83 m | |
| Loch Hill | 83 m | |
| Whitekirk Hill | 75 m | |
| Castle Dykes | 35 m | |
| Dingleton | 35 m | |
| Kilspindie Golf Links | 11 m | |
| Bransly Hill | Not recorded | |
| Cocklaw Hill | Not recorded | |
| Deuchrie Dod | Not recorded | |
| Doon Hill | Not recorded | |
| Rangely Kipp | Not recorded | |
| Spartleton | Not recorded | |
| Wester Dod | Not recorded |
In the County Tops log book
East Lothian has a page of its own.
- The book names Meikle Says Law (535 m) as the top of historic East Lothian, on page 45. The page leaves lines for the date, who came, the route, the times and the weather.