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There seems to be some confusion about which is the highest point in administrative Lancashire. A google search gives several references to Gragareth being the highest point. Gragareth, around 1 mile south of Green Hill has a height of 627m according to OS landranger 98. The same map shows Green Hill with a height of 626m, the same as this article. However, the website which has been used to source these county tops says Green Hill is 628m. It would of course be much easier if we ignored these fake counties and just referred to the true Lancashire county top of Coniston Old Man. Lancsalot 13:59, 6 June 2006 (UTC)
Citing a walkers' guide as 'evidence' that Green Hill is 628 m tall is, frankly, absurd, particularly when verified, professionally-measured Ordnance Survey data clearly states otherwise!
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There seems to be some confusion about which is the highest point in administrative Lancashire. A google search gives several references to Gragareth being the highest point. Gragareth, around 1 mile south of Green Hill has a height of 627m according to OS landranger 98. The same map shows Green Hill with a height of 626m, the same as this article. However, the website which has been used to source these county tops says Green Hill is 628m. It would of course be much easier if we ignored these fake counties and just referred to the true Lancashire county top of Coniston Old Man. Lancsalot 13:59, 6 June 2006 (UTC)
Citing a walkers' guide as 'evidence' that Green Hill is 628 m tall is, frankly, absurd, particularly when verified, professionally-measured Ordnance Survey data clearly states otherwise!
Ministry (
talk)
19:01, 29 December 2014 (UTC)