Humps are British hills with one hundred metres of prominence, which is another way of saying a drop of 100m or more all round. There are currently 2987 of them, including all the Marilyns. The official e-book listing all the Humps, compiled by Mark Jackson, is now available for free download:
More Relative Hills of Britain (the Humps e-book)
Please send any comments or questions about this e-book to Mark Jackson (markjackson2@btinternet.com).
| 2599 | Rob Woodall |
| 2511 | Ann Bowker |
| 2437 | Rowland Bowker |
| 2351 | Ken Whyte |
| 2267 | James Gordon |
| 2147 | Colin Crawford |
Last updated: 1 September 2010. Please send details of any updates to Mark Jackson (markjackson2@btinternet.com).
This information is in the public domain, but if re-using it or referring to it please acknowledge the source.