TACit Tables

The Hewitts

(Hills over 2000 feet with at least 30 metres drop on all sides)

and Marilyns

(Hills of any height with at least 150 metres drop on all sides)

of Wales

TACit Tables: Complete, up-to-date lists of hills

First published February 1997 by TACit Press

ISBN 0 9522680 6 X

Text and maps copyright (c) Alan Dawson 1997
Illustrations copyright © Chris Tyler 1997

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be republished or redistributed in any other format.

10% of the cover price will be donated to the John Muir Trust to help the purchase and conservation of more wild land. (Freepost John Muir Trust, Musselburgh, Midlothian EH21 7BR)

Cover illustration of Rhinog Fach: Chris Tyler

Series editor: Dave Hewitt

Acknowledgements

Thanks to ED Clements for helpful comments on several entries in the tables, to Ann and Rowland Bowker for useful contributions to the Notes section, and to Richard Webb for guidance on some of the new Welsh Council Tops.

Contents

• About this Booklet
• About the Hewitts
• About the List
• About Bagging
• The Welsh Hewitts
  Hills in Wales over 2000 feet with a drop of at least 30 metres on all sides
• Region 30 North Wales
• Region 31 Mid Wales and Pembrokeshire
• Region 32 South Wales
• Welsh Hewitteers
• Highest Hewitts
• SubHewitts
• The Welsh Marilyns
  Hills in Wales with a drop of at least 150 metres on all sides
• About the Marilyns
• Region 30 North Wales
• Region 31 Mid Wales and Pembrokeshire
• Region 32 South Wales
• Welsh Marilynists
• Highest non-Hewitt Marilyns
• SubMarilyns
• Welsh Council Tops
• Notes
• Access
• Feedback

Back Cover Blurb about the Hewitts and Marilyns