What is recorded here

Name is from "The District of the Lakes", John Otley, 1827

Caer Mot is a hill of uncertain exact height, likely under 300 meters, situated in a region with a mix of Carboniferous limestone and glacial deposits. Its name, recorded in 1827, may derive from ancient Celtic roots, suggesting a fortified hill or promontory with historical or defensive significance.

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