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Roughly 650 meters high, Harrison Stickle is a prominent limestone peak in the northern part of the Lake District, known for its dramatic craggy slopes and historical association with early fellwalking. It is part of the Stickle range, a group of hills with significant geological interest due to their Carboniferous limestone formations.
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