Essex

78 pillars. 15 of them lost.

Standing

Standing pillars in Essex
Name	Height	Note
High Wood	140 m
Clavering	119 m
Bardfield End	114 m
Wake Arms	112 m
Littlebury Hedge	112 m
Monks Hall	109 m
Parsonage Farm (Newport)	107 m
North Weald Wireless Station	107 m
Great Sampford	106 m
Ringers Farm	105 m
Markswood	105 m
Fox Hatch	104 m
Harolds Park Farm	104 m
New Barns	95 m
Snow Hill	93 m
Birdbrook	92 m
Flowers Hall	92 m
Maplestead	89 m
Cutbush Farm	85 m
Beacon Hill	83 m
Monkhams Hall	83 m
Wattons Green	81 m
Mountnessing	79 m
South Hanningfield	79 m
Little Tawney Hall	72 m
Hawksbury Bush	70 m
East Hanningfield	70 m
Wormingford	69 m
Hutton Stud	69 m
New Barn	69 m
Bushy Hill	62 m
Rectory Farm	61 m
Clay Hill	55 m
Priors Farm	52 m
Mascalls	51 m
Belstead	49 m
Woodfield	49 m
Langham Lodge	47 m
Upper Edwards Hall	47 m
Buttons Hill	46 m
Longshot	45 m
Stamfords Hill	45 m
Brickbarns	41 m
Dunton Hills	40 m
Batts Farm	39 m
Doeshill	39 m
Manningtree	37 m
Great Bromley Radar Mast	36 m
Dengewell Hall	33 m
Middle Field Hill	31 m
Nether Hall	31 m
Cabbage Row	27 m
Great Fanton Hall	24 m
Bocking	21 m
Bradwell Wick	21 m
Earls Hall	20 m
Jaggers	20 m
Lovedown	18 m
Iltney Farm	9 m
Northwick	2 m
Little Yeldham	Not recorded
St Aylotts	Not recorded
The Mound	Not recorded

In the County Tops log book

The book names Chrishall Common (147 m) as the top of historic Essex, on page 86. The page leaves lines for the date, who came, the route, the times and the weather.