What is recorded here
Shoulder Of Mutton Hill rises to approximately 160 metres and is part of the North Downs, a series of chalk hills running through southern England. Its name likely derives from its rounded, meat-like shape, a common feature of hills named in the 17th to 19th centuries. It matters as a local landmark and for its role in the historic landscape of Hampshire.
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