The Mountains, Peaks, Tops and Hills in The Southern Marches area of The Lake District, Cumbria as a detailed list

The Southern Marches area of The Lake District National Park, Cumbria is the area enclosed by the Duddon Esturay to the West, the River Duddon to Seathwaite (Duddon Valley), the Walna Scar Road to Coniston and the A593 to Ambleside to the North West, Lake Windermere & the A590 to Morecambe Bay to the East, and then the Irish Sea to the South.

If you count only the Wainwrights there are 0 tops to climb, bag & conquer.

To see these Mountains, Peaks, Tops and Hills displayed in different ways - see the options in the left-hand column and towards the bottom of this page.

Your Personal Bagging Record for The Southern Marches area of The Lake District

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View these Mountains, Tops, Peaks and Hills in The Southern Marches area of The Lake District:-

The summit of Walna Scar, the highest point in The Southern Marches area of The Lake District National Park
Photo: Christine Shepherd

On an Interactive Google Map Only (loads faster)
On an Interactive Google Map with a list of tops below it (makes it easier to locate a particular top)
On a Detailed List in:
Alphabetical Order | Height Order
On one page with 'yet-to-be-bagged' listed 1st & then 'already-bagged' tops listed 2nd in:
Alphabetical Order | Height Order (must be logged on)
On one page with 'already-bagged' tops listed 1st & then 'yet-to-be-bagged' tops listed 2nd in:
Alphabetical Order | Height Order (must be logged on)

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There aren't any tops in the Southern Marches area of Lake District:

- On just a Google Map

- On an interactive Google Map with a list of tops beneath the map

- As a detailed list

- Listed with 'yet-to-be-bagged' tops 1st & then 'already bagged' tops 2nd

- Listed with 'already bagged' tops 1st & then 'yet-to-be-bagged' tops 2nd

› Other Lake District: Areas

› The Central Fells

› The Eastern Fells

› The Far Eastern Fells

› The Northern Fells

› The North Western Fells

› The Southern Fells

› The Western Fells

› The Far Eastern Marches

› The Southern Marches

› The South Eastern Marches

› The South Western Marches

› The Whole of The Lake District

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England

° The Wainwrights (The Lake District)

° Wainwright Outlying Fells (The Lake District)

° Mountains in England (Hewitts)

° Mountains and Tops in England also known as 'Nuttalls'

° Hills in England that are also known as 'Deweys'

° Marilyns in England

° Hills in England (Bridgets)

° The Mountains, Peaks, Tops and Hills in England in Alphabetical Order

Wales

° Mountains in Wales (Hewitts)

° Mountains and Tops in Wales also known as 'Nuttalls'

° Hills in Wales that are also known as 'Deweys'

° Marilyns in Wales

° Hills in Wales (Bridgets)

° The Mountains, Peaks, Tops and Hills in Wales in Alphabetical Order

Scotland

° Mountains in Scotland (Munros)

° Mountains in Scotland (Corbetts)

° Mountains in Scotland (Grahams)

° Mountains in Scotland (Donalds)

° Mountains in Scotland (Murdos)

° Marilyns in Scotland

° Hills in Scotland (Bridgets)

° The Mountains, Peaks, Tops and Hills in Scotland in Alphabetical Order

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