What is recorded here
A named place photographed at this map point in City of Edinburgh.
Warklaw Hill, known locally as the Transmitter, rises to approximately 267 meters and is a prominent landmark in the Pentland Hills range. Its name may derive from Old English or Cumbric, and it has historical significance as a site for communication infrastructure. The hill matters as a local recreational and strategic vantage point within the Edinburgh area.
Places near here
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Torphin HillMountain / peak · 846 yd
Barn and container, Middle KinleithOld home or work place · 955 yd
Torduff HillMountain / peak · 1015 yd
BlinkbonnyNo Class (event) (period Unassigned) · 1178 yd
Whiteside PlantationsWood · 1316 yd
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Photo: Callum Black · CC BY-SA 2.0