What is recorded here
Daggers Hill reaches an elevation of approximately 250 metres and is part of the broader Forest of Dean area, characterised by ancient sandstone and limestone geology. It holds historical significance due to its proximity to Iron Age hill forts and its role in local folklore linked to the region's Celtic past.
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Places near here
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