
What is recorded here
A named place photographed at this map point in Powys.
Roughly 250–300 metres in elevation, Hanter Hill and Hergest Ridge are part of the Carboniferous limestone and sandstone formations typical of the Welsh Marches. These hills hold historical significance as ancient territorial boundaries and are associated with early Welsh and Anglo-Saxon settlements in the region.
Places near here
Worsell Wood and Hanter HillForest or wood · 303 yd
Worsell WoodMountain / peak · 447 yd
Hanter Hill, Marker CairnMarker Cairn · 592 yd
Hanter HillMountain / peak · 635 yd
WhetstoneNamed rock · 711 yd
The Monkeypuzzle TreesForest · 780 yd
Stanner stationHeritage place · 1025 yd
Stanner Railway StationRailway Station · 1034 yd
Knowle Barn and Hanter HillMountain or hill · 1359 yd
Stanner RocksViewpoint · 1518 yd
Stone in the graveyardStanding or carved stone · 1.1 mi
Tower between the treesCastle, fort or tower · 1.2 miOther information
Photo: paul wood · CC BY-SA 2.0