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Cwichelmeshlaew Hill

Mountain / peak

Why this matters

Cwichelmeshlaew Hill is a low chalk formation, likely less than 200 meters in height, typical of the rolling hills of the Berkshire Downs. Its name, of Old English origin, may refer to a historical figure or chieftain, suggesting possible Anglo-Saxon significance in the area. The hill matters as a subtle but identifiable landmark within the Vale of White Horse, contributing to the region's archaeological and linguistic heritage.

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Cwichelmeshlaew Hill is shown as a mountain / peak on the public map of Vale of White Horse. The saved point is the map point or the centre of its mapped shape.
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