View to the northern Cotswold Hills
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View to the northern Cotswold Hills
Image: © Philip Halling Taken: 25 Apr 2017
View across farmland around Admington to two of the most northerly Cotswold Hills. Most of the Cotswold Hills are within the county Gloucestershire, some in South Gloucestershire, Worcestershire and reaching eastwards to include a little of Oxfordshire. These two hills are Ilmington Down on the left, and the outlier of Meon Hill on the right. Meon Hill is the only Cotswold outlier in the county of Warwickshire, while Ilmington Down it the highest point in Warwickshire.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.121551
Longitude
-1.695133