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Banktop

Hill, Mountain in Staffordshire Staffordshire Moorlands

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Banktop

Manor Farm at Haysgate
Manor Farm at Haysgate Credit: Neil Theasby

Banktop is a small hill located in the county of Staffordshire, England. Situated in the scenic countryside, it is part of the beautiful landscape that characterizes this region. With an elevation of approximately 350 meters, Banktop is not classified as a mountain but rather a hill.

Covered in lush greenery, the hill offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding area. Its slopes are adorned with various types of vegetation, including grasses, shrubs, and trees, creating a picturesque setting for visitors and locals alike. The hill provides an ideal spot for nature enthusiasts, hikers, and photographers to explore and capture the natural beauty of the Staffordshire countryside.

Banktop is easily accessible and well-connected to nearby towns and villages, making it a popular destination for day trips and outdoor activities. Its location within Staffordshire also means it is within reach of other notable attractions and landmarks, such as historic sites, charming villages, and nature reserves.

The hill is a haven for wildlife, providing a habitat for a diverse range of species. Birdwatchers can spot various avian species that inhabit the area, including woodpeckers, owls, and songbirds. Additionally, Banktop is home to small mammals like rabbits and foxes, as well as a variety of insects and butterflies.

Overall, Banktop in Staffordshire offers visitors a chance to immerse themselves in nature, appreciate the scenic beauty, and enjoy outdoor activities in a tranquil and picturesque setting.

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Banktop Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.137602/-1.8250385 or Grid Reference SK1160. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Manor Farm at Haysgate
Manor Farm at Haysgate
Manor Farmhouse A large farmhouse just outside Hayesgate, complete with a pile of silage bales ready for winter feed.
Manor Farmhouse
A large farmhouse just outside Hayesgate, complete with a pile of silage bales ready for winter feed.
The Manifold Valley above Hulme End
The Manifold Valley above Hulme End
Boundary Stone, Beresford Lane Hulme End, Alstonefield, in the verge. This is along a "Union & RDC boundary" shown on the 1897/1900 OS map. Inscription: B Milestone Society National ID: ST_ALSTON01pb
Boundary Stone, Beresford Lane
Hulme End, Alstonefield, in the verge. This is along a "Union & RDC boundary" shown on the 1897/1900 OS map. Inscription: B Milestone Society National ID: ST_ALSTON01pb
Baling hay by the Dove
Baling hay by the Dove
Bullock Low One of the Peak District's more modest peaks on the edge of Hartington.
Bullock Low
One of the Peak District's more modest peaks on the edge of Hartington.
Step stile off Reynard's Lane The short path connecting Reynard's Lane to Leisure Lane starts with a tall step stile.
Step stile off Reynard's Lane
The short path connecting Reynard's Lane to Leisure Lane starts with a tall step stile.
Dry dew pond On current OS maps, this pond is marked as being in-water, but it appears to be dry, now.
Dry dew pond
On current OS maps, this pond is marked as being in-water, but it appears to be dry, now.
Step stile on a shortcut A short length of footpath cuts the corner at the junction of a couple of old lanes.
Step stile on a shortcut
A short length of footpath cuts the corner at the junction of a couple of old lanes.
Old Boundary Marker? at Hulme End Parish Boundary Marker acting as a gatepost by a stream leading to the River Manifold at Hulme End. On the former boundary of Alstonfield, Fawfieldhead and Sheen parishes, now just Alstonefield and Sheen parishes. Milestone Society National ID: ST_ALFASH01pb
Old Boundary Marker? at Hulme End
Parish Boundary Marker acting as a gatepost by a stream leading to the River Manifold at Hulme End. On the former boundary of Alstonfield, Fawfieldhead and Sheen parishes, now just Alstonefield and Sheen parishes. Milestone Society National ID: ST_ALFASH01pb
Manifold Valley Visitor Centre It is housed in the former Hulme End station building. This was the terminus of the Leek and Manifold Valley Light Railway, which was in operation for only 30 years between 1904 and 1934.
Manifold Valley Visitor Centre
It is housed in the former Hulme End station building. This was the terminus of the Leek and Manifold Valley Light Railway, which was in operation for only 30 years between 1904 and 1934.
Telephone Kiosk at Hulme End Located in the car park that serves the Manifold Valley Visitor Centre. It looks in better repair than in 2012. <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2906320">SK1059 : Phone box, strapped up</a>
Telephone Kiosk at Hulme End
Located in the car park that serves the Manifold Valley Visitor Centre. It looks in better repair than in 2012. SK1059 : Phone box, strapped up
Lane heading North from Hulme End
Lane heading North from Hulme End
Buttsend A barn in the Manifold Valley, passed on the footpath between Townend and Haysgate
Buttsend
A barn in the Manifold Valley, passed on the footpath between Townend and Haysgate
River Manifold
River Manifold
Footpath Gradually ascending towards Townend Faint suggestion of a path follows the fence towards the stand of trees en route to Townend.
Footpath Gradually ascending towards Townend
Faint suggestion of a path follows the fence towards the stand of trees en route to Townend.
Stone Barn passed by on the Footpath to Brund
Stone Barn passed by on the Footpath to Brund
Public conveniences and visitor centre, Hulme End Occupying the terminus station building of the former Leek and Manifold Valley Light Railway - whose track bed now serves the Manifold Way.
Public conveniences and visitor centre, Hulme End
Occupying the terminus station building of the former Leek and Manifold Valley Light Railway - whose track bed now serves the Manifold Way.
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Banktop is located at Grid Ref: SK1160 (Lat: 53.137602, Lng: -1.8250385)

Administrative County: Staffordshire

District: Staffordshire Moorlands

Police Authority: Staffordshire

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