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Relief, Hills
Blome's Hampshire 1673 |
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Hills |
Richard Blome could be using his hill symbol,
groups of hillocks generally shaded on the right, the east, to
show any of the following:-
- important or isolated hills
- steep scarp
- uneven ground, hilliness
- high ground, ie altitude
- watersheds
- or he might possibly be using them just as decoration..
A few hills are named, listed below.
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hills |
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'modern' name (parish; ngr) = old name (hundred) if given
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Butser Hill (Langrish parish; SU7120)
= Butter hill (Eastmeane Hundred)
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Butter hill (Eastmeane Hundred)
= Butser Hill (Langrish parish; SU7120)
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Danebury Hill (Nether Wallop parish; SU3236)
= Dunbury hill (Andover extra Hundred)
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Dunbury hill (Andover extra Hundred)
= Danebury Hill (Nether Wallop parish; SU3236)
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