What is recorded here
Tilburstow Hill rises to approximately 244 metres (801 feet) and is part of the North Downs, a prominent chalk ridge in southern England. Its geology is primarily Cretaceous chalk, typical of the region, and it offers panoramic views across the surrounding Weald and the Surrey lowlands. The hill is historically significant as a strategic vantage point and is associated with local Iron Age and Roman archaeological remains.
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