Hertfordshire
27 pillars. 3 of them lost.
- Pillars
- 27
- Standing
- 24
- Lost
- 3
- Highest
- 217 m
Standing
| Name | Height | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Dunsley Farm | 217 m | |
| Therfield | 168 m | |
| Fieldsend | 162 m | |
| High Street Green | 149 m | |
| Miswell Farm | 140 m | |
| Little Easthall Farm | 140 m | |
| Sish Lane | 136 m | |
| Chapmans Fields | 134 m | |
| Oxhey Wood Lodge | 132 m | |
| Barnes Farm | 129 m | |
| Birchwood Cottages | 127 m | |
| Cherrys Green | 126 m | |
| Burnham Green | 125 m | |
| Potterscrouch | 118 m | |
| Bromley Common | 118 m | |
| Standon | 110 m | |
| Parsonage Farm | 110 m | |
| Netherwild Farm | 102 m | |
| Hertford Heath | 98 m | |
| Bygrave | 97 m | |
| Woodoak Farm | 82 m | |
| Hunsdon | 80 m | |
| Mathams | Not recorded | |
| Varneys Wood | Not recorded |
Lost
| Name | Height | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Wood Farm | 151 m | Lost |
| Breakspear College | 129 m | Lost |
| Holmshill | 126 m | Lost |
In the County Tops log book
Hertfordshire has a page of its own.
- The book names Pavis Wood (244 m) as the top of historic Hertfordshire, on page 90. The page leaves lines for the date, who came, the route, the times and the weather.