Craigairie Fell [Craig Airie Fell]
321 m in Dumfries and Galloway. Its summit pillar is Craigairie Fell, station NX29/6.
- Height
- 321 m
- Drop
- 109 m
- Position
- 55.02615, -4.76107
- DoBIH number
- 5034
The hill
1992nd of 2,342 by height.
321 m, with 109 m of drop — 1671st most prominent of the 2,342 hills on a list here. It rises further above its surroundings than its height alone suggests — a hill that stands on its own rather than a high point on a longer ridge. Classed as HuMP, historic county top and administrative county top.
On the ground
In the log book · page 37
The page for your Craigairie Fell day is already printed.
The contours around it, the historic county, height and rank, the three nearest county tops with their distance and bearing, and the lines to fill in: the date, companions, route, times and weather. One page for each of the 85, in a book that stays on the shelf long after the round is done.
A5 paperback · 85 top pages · A gift for anyone with a few tops done
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Summit pillar
Craigairie Fell stands here.
Station NX29/6 stands 1 m from the recorded summit, at 322 m. Ordnance Survey last recorded work on it in June 1985.
Craigairie FellAlso on
2 lists.
Nearby
Eight pillars within ten kilometres.
- Craigairie FellNX29/6 · standing · 322 mOn the summit
- Urrall FellNX56/DM/T42 · standing · 186 m6.5 km
- High MurdonocheeNX29/T14 · standing · 276 m6.7 km
- Green TopNX56/DM/14 · standing · 245 m7.1 km
- Corwar Mains HillNX29/T8 · standing · 194 m7.6 km
- CairnleaNX29/T7 · standing · 184 m8.2 km
The six nearest are listed.