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Somerset

93 pillars. 6 of them lost.

Pillars: 93
Standing: 87
Lost: 6
Highest: 488 m

Standing

Standing pillars in Somerset
Name	Height	Note
Chains Barrow	488 m
Elsworthy	444 m
Culbone Hill	434 m
Withypool Common	428 m
Winsford Hill	427 m
Lype Hill	424 m
Treborough Common	412 m
Brompton Ralph	393 m
Chibbet Cross	392 m
Bagborough	385 m
Croydon Hill	382 m
Blagdon Hill	361 m
Black Hill	358 m
Haddon Beacon	355 m
Great Nurcott	332 m
Blagdon	325 m
Court Down	316 m
Staple Hill	316 m
Beacon Hill	311 m
Higher Whitefield Farm	310 m
Selworthy Beacon	309 m
Pen Hill	306 m
Mendip Golf Links	297 m
Perriton Hill	296 m
Devils Punch Bowl	294 m
Broomfield Hill	291 m
Eaker Hill	290 m
Buckland Hill	281 m
Pyncombe Farm	281 m
Westbury Beacon	269 m
Combe Beacon	250 m
St Rayn Hill	238 m
Small Down Knoll	222 m
Snowdon Hill	219 m
Doulting	215 m
Merridge	211 m
Wavering Down	211 m
Farm Six	202 m
Penselwood	201 m
Creech Hill	200 m
Postlebury	197 m
Corton Hill	197 m
Bratton Hill	184 m
Charlton Hill	183 m
Chapel Leigh	169 m
Storridge Hill	167 m
Redlynch	161 m
Woodford	160 m
Deans Cross	158 m
Castle Cary Resr	155 m
Leigh Farm	150 m
Pennard Hill	143 m
Windmill Farm	140 m
Butsons	139 m
Coker Hill	135 m
Frome Resr	134 m
Pilton	121 m
Herne Hill	106 m
Barrington Hill	102 m
Ben Knowle Hill	99 m
Shapwick	98 m
Brean Down	98 m
Stocklinch	96 m
Pinnacle Hill	96 m
Stoke Hill	96 m
Lollover Hill	90 m
Rydon Hill	87 m
Kingsdon Hill	87 m
Rock	86 m
Daws Green	85 m
Warren Farm	84 m
Cannington Park	80 m
Camel Hill	80 m
Chinnock Hill	78 m
Burrow Hill	78 m
Nyland Hill	77 m
Plantation Farm	73 m
Bagley Resr	72 m
Windmill Hill Resr	58 m
Kings	49 m
Edgeborough	45 m
Pawlett	33 m
Unity Farm	17 m
Wall Common	7 m
Huntspill	5 m
Honeygar	4 m
New Plantation	Not recorded

Lost

Lost pillars in Somerset
Name	Height	Note
Tor Hill	159 m	Lost
Brent Knoll	137 m	Lost
Dulcote Hill	135 m	Lost
Knighton	38 m	Lost
East Withy Farm	Not recorded	Lost
Hamdon Hill	Not recorded	Lost

In the County Tops log book

Somerset has a page of its own.

The book names Dunkery Beacon (520 m) as the top of historic Somerset, on page 104. The page leaves lines for the date, who came, the route, the times and the weather.

See The County Tops log book in the shop