Fife
60 pillars. 2 of them lost.
- Pillars
- 60
- Standing
- 58
- Lost
- 2
- Highest
- 523 m
Standing
| Name | Height | Note |
|---|---|---|
| West Lomond | 523 m | |
| East Lomond | 425 m | |
| Knock Hill | 364 m | |
| Benarty Hill | 356 m | |
| Drumain | 318 m | |
| Largo Law | 291 m | |
| Normans Law | 286 m | |
| Lumbennie Hill | 284 m | |
| Pitlour Hill | 275 m | |
| Cult Hill | 264 m | |
| Clatto Hill | 248 m | |
| Hill Of Beath | 240 m | |
| Rhind Hill | 233 m | |
| Mount Hill | 222 m | |
| Drumcarrow Craig | 217 m | |
| Thornton | 216 m | |
| Dunbog Hill | 216 m | |
| Cassingray | 212 m | |
| Hill Of Tarvit | 211 m | |
| Orrock Hill | 205 m | |
| Yellow Hill | 197 m | |
| Grange Hill | 197 m | |
| East Auchmuir | 192 m | |
| Lucklaw Hill | 191 m | |
| Bruntshiels | 189 m | |
| Tay Mount | 189 m | |
| Pilkham Hills | 187 m | |
| Kellie Law | 182 m | |
| Myrecairnie Hill | 173 m | |
| Keirsbeath Ridge | 168 m | |
| North Clatto | 166 m | |
| Hilton | 158 m | |
| Kingseat Hill | 157 m | |
| Dalginch | 135 m | |
| Keir Brae | 135 m | |
| Carneil Hill | 130 m | |
| Bogie Mains | 122 m | |
| Bankhead | 111 m | |
| Easter Balrymonth | 110 m | |
| Craigencalt | 103 m | |
| Dover Heights | 99 m | |
| Gallowridge | 95 m | |
| Northfield | 94 m | |
| Maggie Duncans Hill | 93 m | |
| Lochton | 87 m | |
| Castlandhill Resr | 85 m | |
| Peace Hill | 75 m | |
| Tyrie Farm | 75 m | |
| Strathore | 70 m | |
| Pitreavie Golf Course | 69 m | |
| Kincraig Hill | 64 m | |
| Woodbank Farm | 52 m | |
| Craigie Hill | 51 m | |
| Duniface Hill | 50 m | |
| Kinniny Braes | 45 m | |
| Ballomill | 41 m | |
| Coalyard Hill | 29 m | |
| Municipal Golf Course | 21 m |
Lost
| Name | Height | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Kilwhiss | 43 m | Lost |
| Fleet Recreation Ground | 40 m | Lost |
In the County Tops log book
Fife has a page of its own.
- The book names West Lomond (522 m) as the top of historic Fife, on page 33. The page leaves lines for the date, who came, the route, the times and the weather.