
What is recorded here
A named place photographed at this map point in Staffordshire Moorlands.
Roughly 250 metres in height, Bunster Hill is part of the undulating Staffordshire Moorlands landscape, characterised by Carboniferous limestone geology. It holds historical significance as a contextual landmark in local photography and mapping efforts, though specific folklore or prominence details are not widely recorded.
Places near here
St Bertram's Well north of IlamOld or holy well · 248 yd
Ilam Church of England SchoolListed building · 583 yd
Mary Watts-Russell Monument - IlamMonument or public art · 701 yd
Mrs Watts-russell MemorialListed building · 714 yd
Bunster HillMountain / peak · 781 yd
Lover's LeapViewpoint · 1162 yd
Hinkley WoodWood · 1168 yd
Jacob's LadderHeritage attraction · 1334 yd
Tissington SpiresHeritage attraction · 1410 yd
Reynard's Cave, DovedaleCave or cavern · 1527 yd
Reynard's CaveCave · 1544 yd
Thorpe CloudMountain / peak · 1.1 miOther information
Photo: James Boulter · CC BY-SA 2.0