Moray

60 pillars. One of them lost.

Standing

Standing pillars in Moray
Name	Height	Note
Ben Rinnes	840 m
Ladder Hill	805 m
Corryhabbie	781 m
Creagan A Chaise	722 m
Top Of Buck	722 m
Scaut Hill	606 m
Little Conval	548 m
Meikle Firbriggs	539 m
Carn Kitty	522 m
Roys Hill	516 m
The Scalp	488 m
Jocks Hill	474 m
Ben Aigan	472 m
Knock Of Braemoray	455 m
The Moorland	417 m
Mannoch Hill	404 m
Kelman Hill	398 m
Mill Buie	371 m
Meikle Balloch	366 m
Hunt Hill	365 m
Tulloch Wood	365 m
Pikey Hill	355 m
Hill Of Towie	339 m
Findlays Seat	339 m
Bin Of Cullen	320 m
Wangie Hill	319 m
Hill Of Mulderie	311 m
Cairds Wood	294 m
Broken Moan	292 m
Hill Of Clashmadin	259 m
Tulloch Hill	254 m
Thiefs Hill	250 m
Hill Of Summertown	247 m
Sillyearn Wood	229 m
Burnside	218 m
Hill Of Grange	207 m
Brackenhowe	202 m
Teindland Wood	180 m
Blackfolds	165 m
Woodside Of Cairnty	165 m
Auchincrieve	135 m
Cutties Hillock	127 m
Cutties Hillock East	117 m
Milltown	111 m
Roseisle	87 m
Carden Hill	83 m
Burnside	74 m
Hills	71 m
Portknockie	65 m
Troves	57 m
Crowhall	39 m
Mains Of Tannachy	39 m
Hill Of Meft	37 m
Strathlene Golf Course	33 m
Hill Of Spynie	32 m
Culbin	30 m
Coltfield	26 m
Browlands	25 m
Lossiemouth Base East Terminal	18 m

Lost pillars in Moray
Name	Height	Note
Lossiemouth Base West Terminal	13 m	Lost

In the County Tops log book

The book names Carn a' Ghille Chearr (710 m) as the top of historic Moray, on page 21. The page leaves lines for the date, who came, the route, the times and the weather.