Watlington Hill
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Watlington Hill | |||
Oxfordshire | |||
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Woodland track on Watlington Hill | |||
Range: | Chilterns | ||
Summit: | 794 feet SU705935 51°38’9"N, 0°58’58"W |
Watlington Hill forms a spur on the escarpment of the Chilterns in Oxfordshire. At the top of the hill is a hamlet named Christmas Common, at 794 feet, which is just a little south of the county's highest point in Cowleaze Wood.
The hill is within the parish of Watlington, projecting out of the escarpment towards that village.
The hill, along with a scattering of neighbouring woodlands, belongs to the National Trust.