
What is recorded here
Hog Hill rises to approximately 200 meters and is part of the low chalk hills of the South Downs. Its name may derive from Old English *hogg*, suggesting a wooded or prominent hill, and such features often held significance in prehistoric and medieval landscapes.
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Places near here
Windmill CottageListed building · 307 yd
Hog Hill WindmillListed building · 491 yd
Pannel Valley Nature ReserveNature reserve · 904 yd
New Gate, WinchelseaScheduled monument · 1101 yd
Town ditch N of New Gate, WinchelseaScheduled monument · 1143 yd
Cock WoodWood · 1418 yd
Fairlight Road Picnic SitePicnic place · 3.8 mi
North's SeatViewpoint · 3.9 mi
Cave at Ecclesbourne GlenCave or cavern · 5.0 mi
Ecclesbourne WaterfallWaterfall · 5.0 mi
Ecclesbourne Glen WaterfallWaterfall · 5.1 mi
Lucien PissarroMemorial · 5.3 miOther information
Photo: Robin Webster · CC BY-SA 2.0