
What is recorded here
A named place photographed at this map point in Dorset.
Whiteway Hill in Tyneham, Dorset, rises to approximately 110 metres and is part of the gently undulating chalk downland characteristic of the region. It lies within the historic parish of Tyneham, a village evacuated during World War II for military use, giving the hill cultural and historical significance as a landmark in a landscape shaped by both rural heritage and wartime history.
Places near here
Tyneham GwyleWood · 447 yd
Trig point on Whiteway Hill, Isle of PurbeckMountain or hill · 548 yd
Whiteway HillMountain / peak · 552 yd
RectoryRuins · 558 yd
Steep footpath up to the saddle between Whiteway Hill and Povington HillMountain or hill · 617 yd
Laundry CottagesRuins · 657 yd
Tyneham SchoolMuseum · 698 yd
St Mary's ChurchMuseum · 706 yd
Rings HillMountain / peak · 970 yd
Flower's Barrow Hill FortCastle, fort or tower · 1089 yd
PondfieldBeach / strand · 1123 yd
Gad CliffCliff · 1165 ydOther information
Photo: Bob Ford · CC BY-SA 2.0