What is recorded here
Brown Clee Hill rises to approximately 547 meters and is the highest point in the Clee Hills range in Shropshire. It is composed mainly of Carboniferous limestone and sandstone, and its summit offers extensive views across Shropshire and into Wales. The hill has historical significance as a site of ancient Iron Age hill forts and is a popular destination for walkers and geologists.
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Photo: Fabian Musto · CC BY-SA 2.0