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Worminster Sleight is a small upland area in Somerset, reaching a height of approximately 150–180 metres. It lies within the Mendip Hills, an area of Carboniferous limestone known for its caves and dry valleys. The feature matters as part of the regional landscape that has supported agriculture and quarrying for centuries.
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