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Ash Hill

Hill, Mountain in Somerset Somerset West and Taunton

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Ash Hill

Bridge over the River Barle at Dulverton
Bridge over the River Barle at Dulverton Credit: David Martin

Ash Hill is a prominent hill located in the county of Somerset, England. Standing at an elevation of approximately 225 meters (738 feet) above sea level, it offers scenic views of the surrounding landscape. The hill is situated near the village of Ash, and it is a popular destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts.

Covered in lush greenery, Ash Hill showcases a diverse range of flora and fauna, making it an ideal spot for wildlife observation and photography. The hill is primarily composed of limestone, which gives it a unique geological character and contributes to the rich biodiversity found in the area.

At the summit of Ash Hill, visitors can find a trig point, a concrete pillar used in surveying, which provides a reference point for mapping and navigation purposes. This feature adds a historical and practical aspect to the hill, attracting both outdoor enthusiasts and those interested in surveying and mapping techniques.

The surrounding area offers numerous walking trails, allowing visitors to explore the countryside and enjoy the tranquility that Ash Hill has to offer. The hill is also home to several ancient burial mounds, providing an insight into the area's rich history and heritage.

Overall, Ash Hill in Somerset is a stunning natural landmark that offers a combination of breathtaking views, diverse wildlife, and historical significance. Whether it's for a leisurely stroll or a more challenging hike, Ash Hill provides an immersive experience for all nature lovers and those seeking a connection with the region's past.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 51.024867/-3.5568201 or Grid Reference SS9026. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Bridge over the River Barle at Dulverton
Bridge over the River Barle at Dulverton
Chapel in Dulverton
Chapel in Dulverton
Church of All Saints, Dulverton
Church of All Saints, Dulverton
High Street, Dulverton
High Street, Dulverton
Bridge over the River Barle at Dulverton
Bridge over the River Barle at Dulverton
Barle Bridge, Dulverton A Grade II Listed bridge over the River Barle. Mediaeval in origin, repaired 1624, subsequently widened 1819 by J Stone, repaired 1866 and 1952-3. Five arches in random rubble. Also a Scheduled Ancient Monument.
Barle Bridge, Dulverton
A Grade II Listed bridge over the River Barle. Mediaeval in origin, repaired 1624, subsequently widened 1819 by J Stone, repaired 1866 and 1952-3. Five arches in random rubble. Also a Scheduled Ancient Monument.
Former Dulverton Station Seen from a bridge over the dismantled railway line. The stationmaster's house and goods shed were built by the Devon and somerset Railway and opened in 1873. The Exe Valley Railway also had its terminus here. The station is actually about 2 miles south of Dulverton and in Brushford.
Former Dulverton Station
Seen from a bridge over the dismantled railway line. The stationmaster's house and goods shed were built by the Devon and somerset Railway and opened in 1873. The Exe Valley Railway also had its terminus here. The station is actually about 2 miles south of Dulverton and in Brushford.
1-5 Church Lane, Dulverton Terrace of 5 houses circa early to mid-19th century, although the two closest (1 and 2) are earlier. Painted stole rubble. Listed Grade II.
1-5 Church Lane, Dulverton
Terrace of 5 houses circa early to mid-19th century, although the two closest (1 and 2) are earlier. Painted stole rubble. Listed Grade II.
Brushford: Knowle Farm
Brushford: Knowle Farm
Brushford: between Nightcott and Upcott Looking south from the Brushford – Nightcott lane
Brushford: between Nightcott and Upcott
Looking south from the Brushford – Nightcott lane
Brushford: Rocks Farm Seen from the Oldways End-Exebridge Road. The outbuilding by the road once contained a waterwheel which powered farm machinery. The remains of a dry millpond exist to the right of this shot
Brushford: Rocks Farm
Seen from the Oldways End-Exebridge Road. The outbuilding by the road once contained a waterwheel which powered farm machinery. The remains of a dry millpond exist to the right of this shot
Brushford: Higher Upcott and Upcott Farm Seen from the Oldways End-Exebridge Road. Higher Upcott is the building to the left
Brushford: Higher Upcott and Upcott Farm
Seen from the Oldways End-Exebridge Road. Higher Upcott is the building to the left
Brushford: Croft and Croft Knap Seen from the Oldways End-Exebridge Road
Brushford: Croft and Croft Knap
Seen from the Oldways End-Exebridge Road
Dulverton: Town Mills Now offering bread and breakfast, Town Mills was once one of four mills all powered by a single leat from the river Barle. One of its waterwheels can be seen turning at Bickleigh Mill, near Tiverton
Dulverton: Town Mills
Now offering bread and breakfast, Town Mills was once one of four mills all powered by a single leat from the river Barle. One of its waterwheels can be seen turning at Bickleigh Mill, near Tiverton
BRUSHFORD, Somerset The church of St Nicholas
BRUSHFORD, Somerset
The church of St Nicholas
DULVERTON, Somerset All Saints Parish Church
DULVERTON, Somerset
All Saints Parish Church
Dulverton Fire Station Dulverton Fire Station, St Cuthbert's Way, Dulverton, Somerset.
Dulverton Fire Station
Dulverton Fire Station, St Cuthbert's Way, Dulverton, Somerset.
Dulverton: lane near Old Bury With beech tree. Between Hinam Cross and Battleton
Dulverton: lane near Old Bury
With beech tree. Between Hinam Cross and Battleton
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Ash Hill is located at Grid Ref: SS9026 (Lat: 51.024867, Lng: -3.5568201)

Administrative County: Somerset

District: Somerset West and Taunton

Police Authority: Avon and Somerset

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