This part of the Mapping
Mountains blog details summit relocations I have been associated with, and
include those for position and those for feature. These include those initiated by surveys with
the Trimble GeoXH 6000, those from analysis of LIDAR data, those from map study
and those from other accurate surveys.
The individual Summit
Relocation posts that have been published on Mapping Mountains are grouped
together and appear under their classification in their respective hill
lists. The Summit Relocation posts can
be accessed from the hill list titles that appear below.
Authors: Myrddyn Phillips and Aled Williams
Authors: Myrddyn Phillips and Aled Williams
900m Twmpau – The 900m Hills of Wales
Author: Myrddyn Phillips
Author: Myrddyn Phillips
Authors: Myrddyn Phillips and Aled Williams
Y Pedwarau – The 400m Hills of Wales (36th – summit relocation)
Author: Myrddyn Phillips and Aled Williams
Authors: Myrddyn Phillips and Aled Williams
The Fours – The 400m Hills of England (36th – summit relocation)
Authors: Myrddyn Phillips and Aled Williams
Author: Myrddyn Phillips
200m Twmpau – The 200m Hills of Wales
Author: Myrddyn Phillips
100m Twmpau – The 100m Hills of Wales
Author: Myrddyn Phillips
100m Twmpau – The 100m Hills of Wales (36th – summit relocation)
Author: Myrddyn Phillips
30-99m Twmpau – The 30-99m Hills of Wales (36th – summit relocation)
Author: Myrddyn Phillips
Y Trechol – The Dominant Hills of Wales
Author: Myrddyn Phillips
Author: Myrddyn Phillips
Author: Myrddyn Phillips
The Huws – 100 great Welsh hills under 2,000ft
Contributors: Alex Cameron, John Gillham, Myrddyn Phillips, Adrian Rayner, Mark Trengove and Rob Woodall
Author: Michael Dewey
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