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1. Name this mountain. 2. Height = 1344m 3. At the top there are the ruins of an observatory which was permanently staffed until 1904 and a piano was left which was carried up here for charity by removal men from Dundee 4.Its Gaelic name is Beinn Nibheis.
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2. Height = 1344m • 3. At the top there are the ruins of an observatory which was permanently staffed until 1904 and a piano was left which was carried up here for charity by removal men from Dundee • 4.Its Gaelic name is Beinn Nibheis. • 5. It is the highest mountain in Great Britain
2. Height = 1085m • 3. Also called Yr Wyddfa • 4. The café at the summit was called “the highest slum” by Prince Charles and has now been rebuilt • 5. Highest mountain in Wales
2. Height = 950m • 3. the first ever recorded landing of a plane on top of a mountain happened here in 1926, and it took off again! • 4. Found in the Lake district between Thirlmere and Patterdale • 5. A famous ridge or arete on this mountain is called Striding Edge
2.height =517m • 3. Also known as the shivering mountain due to a debris slide which finally caused the A625 road to collapse in 1979 It was never repaired. • 4. It has an iron age hillfort dating back to 1200 BCE • 5. It is in the Peak District National Park near Castleton
2. height = 978m • 3. This mountain forms the watershed between Eskdale and Wasdale • 4. It is the highest mountain in England • 5. It is in the lake district in an area which has the highest rainfall in England – over 2000mm per year
2. height of the namesake of the range of mountains (but not actually the highest) = 1245m • 3. This area has alpine moorland vegetation with Ptarmigan and snow Bunting present • 4. The range includes 5 of the 6 highest mountains in Scotland • 5. This mountain range has several winter sports and ski resorts.
2. height = 723m • 3. Its West side has a limestone plateau • 4. The summit has the foundations of iron age huts • 5. it is the second highest of the Yorkshire 3 peaks, the others being Whernside and Pen y Ghent
2 Highest = 849m Slieve Donard • 3. These mountains were the inspiration for C.S. Lewis’s Narnia • 4. There is a 35km long dry stone wall over the 15 summits built by the Belfast Water Commissioners in the 1800s • 5. The range is in County Down N Ireland
2. Height = 457m • 3. The granite rock formation here is called a tor • 4. Granite was quarried form here and taken to be used to build London Bridge • 5. It is found on Dartmoor in Devon
2. This mountain range’s highest mountain is Sgurr Alasdair = 992m • 3. The rock here is basalt and gabbro which gives a good grip for mountaineers • 4. There are over 20 munros (mountains over 300ft)on this island • 5. The mountain range is found on the Isle of Skye in Scotland
2. Height = 621m • 3. It is said that 6 kingdoms can been seen from the top (number 6 being heaven!!) • 4. there is a mountain railway from Laxey to the summit built in 1895 • 5. The Manx TT races run along the mountain road here on the Isle of Man
2. The highest hill in this range is 425m • 3. These hills cover 3 English counties • 4. Priory monks first bottled spring water at the Holy Well here in 1622, and it is still famous for its spa water • 5. Composer Edward Elgar lived in the area
answers • Ben Nevis • Snowdon • Helvelyn • Mam Tor • Scafel Pike • Cairngorms • Ingleborough • Mountains of Mourne • Hay Tor • Cuillins • Snaefell • Malvern Hills(Worcestershire Beacon)
Sources 1.commons.wikimedia.org 2. brittanica .com 3. lake-district.gov.uk 4.www.castleton.ukfossils.co.uk 5. www.cancerresearchchallenge.com 6. www.gla.ac.uk/medicalgenetics 7. www.totaltravel.co.uk 8. www.timesonlilne.co.uk 9. uploadwikimedia.org 10 isleofskyescotland.com 11 www.iomguide.com/mountainrailway 12 www.wildaboutbritain.co.uk/gallery/files