-
borrowed from Irish) of the Ulaidh; this was then
taken into
English as
Ullister or Ulvester, and
later contracted to Ulster. Another, less
probable explanation...
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Hills of the
North Western Lake
District Lord's Seat
Whinlatter Ullister Hill Barf
Graystones Ling Fell Sale Fell
Ladies Table Harrot Powter How...
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group and
sends out a
number of
additional ridges. To the
south east is
Ullister Hill, 1,722 ft (525 m), a bare
mound surrounded by
conifer plantations...
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Hills of the
North Western Lake
District Lord's Seat
Whinlatter Ullister Hill Barf
Graystones Ling Fell Sale Fell
Ladies Table Harrot Powter How...
- v t e
Hills of the
North Western Lake
District Lord's Seat
Whinlatter Ullister Hill Barf
Graystones Ling Fell Sale Fell
Ladies Table Harrot Powter How...
- Lord's Seat 552 237 NY204265 LDS-2
Whinlatter 525 c 59 NY197249 LDS-3
Ullister Hill 525 c 33 NY209260 LDS-4 Barf 468 c 34 NY214267 LDS-5
Graystones 456...
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ridge from Lord's Seat has a
number of tops
along its length.
First is
Ullister Hill at 1,722 ft (525 m),
which is
normally reckoned part of the parent...
- 34B: LD C&W
Wainwright 525 27 1,722 89 89 90 NY275121 s5,W,B,Sy,Fel 301
Ullister Hill 34A: LD N 525 34 1,722 112 89 90 NY209260 5,Dew,B,Sy 302 Whinlatter...
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Hills of the
North Western Lake
District Lord's Seat
Whinlatter Ullister Hill Barf
Graystones Ling Fell Sale Fell
Ladies Table Harrot Powter How...
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former Swan
Hotel and into the head of the lake. To the
south of Barf are
Ullister Hill and Seat How,
satellites of Lord's Seat
which Wainwright chose to...
