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Camano, Washington 3.77 miles SE
Oak Harbor, Washington 7.36 miles NW
Nordland, Washington 10.13 miles SW
Ault Field, Washington 10.14 miles NW
Warm Beach, Washington 11.06 miles SE
1280 Engle Rd Coupeville, Washington 98239 (map) | (360) 678-4519
Sites: 35 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 12 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $30.00
Park doesn't do reservations after 9/15 until sometime in the spring. New clean restroom and shower building. Watched the ferries arrive and depart. Went up to the old fort and found a TV show being filmed (season finale for Z Nation). Lots of deer and rabbits. Saw a surfaced submarine being escorted out of the Sound. I recommend ferry reservations. We didn't have one and had to wait for the next ferry. - Mary E
Dec 2015 - $1.00
The campground area is basically a big, flat spit with a paved main road and gravel sites. None of the pull-through sites have hookups, but the views are outstanding. Generators are allowed during certain hours. The hook-up sites are in a long oblong and are all back-in. There is reasonable space between sites, but there is nothing but grass and gravel between sites, so no privacy. The restroom was spotless. Showers are $.50 (two quarters) for 3 minutes and the lights are on a sensor, so you may be surprised by the lights going out after you start your shower. When the check-in hut is staffed, or the host is available, tokens can be purchased for the showers.
The ferries do not blow their horns to announce arrival and departure, so are fairly quiet, sounding similar to a train when coming and going. There is no noise associated with loading and unloading and it is actually nice to see the boats coming and going.
The beach is outstanding, and the bluff above the campground has an amazing array of WWII structures put in place to protect the coast. You can spend a day wandering among these structures and imagining what life must have been like for the many soldiers stationed here.
We spent New Year's Eve here and it was blissfully quiet. - rfarkle
Oct 2015 - $13.00
This is a very popular state park that is hard to get into without reservations in the summer. In the shoulder season and during the winter there are no reservations and it's first come, first served. On nice weekends, it can be hard to get into even during the off-season. We came in on a Thursday afternoon and all the hook-up sites (water and electric only) were already taken, as were the best view sites. Still, we were able to get a site with a nice view of the water and the ferry landing. In my opinion the non-hook-up sites are the best because they have the best views and are the most spacious. Washington State parks now have a tiered fee system at their parks (at least some of them anyway). This means that sites are various prices depending on whether they are deemed to be Premium, View or Economy sites. The best thing about this park is the easy access to the ferry which goes over to the charming Victorian town of Port Townsend. It's an easy walk to the ferry from the campground and the walk-on fares are very reasonable. There is no dump station at Fort Casey, but there are dump stations at Fort Ebey and Deception Pass State Parks and they are free if you've been camping at Fort Casey. - BruceandKathyWA
400 Hill Valley Dr Coupeville, Washington 98239 (map) | (360) 678-4636
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $29.00 | 7 Reviews
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May 2015 - $29.00
Previous reviewers pretty well said it all, it hasn't changed. Some sites have water & electric, ours didn't, not a problem for a 3 night stay as we have a genny and genny hours are fair at 8:00AM-10:00PM. I Feel price (includes res. and out of state use fee) pushing the limit for a dry site. I would have rated higher if the price was better and a dump station was onsite. - Procarver
Sep 2012 - $34.00
This is a beautiful heavily wooded state park. There are beautiful ocean & sunset views along the bluff trail that starts at the campground. While the views are beautiful very little of beach is accessible due to the high bluffs. Some but not all sites are suitable for big rigs due to a lot of very large trees. The bathrooms and showers were clean. The office was seldom open but staff were seen frequently checking and maintaining the campground. If you have to self check in be sure to check the board at the check in station for available campsites. The showers take tokens that can be purchased from a vending machine at the check in station. All the campsites had a picnic table and fire ring and the campground host kept the sites clean. We enjoyed our time at this park and would stay again. - pawatt
Aug 2012 - $35.00
This was a great camping location. It is a State Park with electric and water hookups. My rating reflects the fact that there is not a dump station. The sites are layed out well, not too close together, with good privacy. There are plenty of trees that provide lots of shade. We really enjoyed staying there. I also knocked down the rating for the showers -- you had to use tokens to (rather than quarters), and the tokens were only available down the hill at the Ranger information station (not a huge deal, but a bit of a pain). Our kids loved exploring the park, the beach, and the rest of the island. - bigkillerbeeman
856 SE Barrington Dr Oak Harbor, Washington 98277 (map) | (360) 279-4500
Sites: 82 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 24 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $25.00
Staysail campground is co-located in Windjammer City Park, right on the harbor. It is a first come/first served park (they do not take reservations). If you are fortunate to be on the end, closest to the beach, the views are magnificent -- on clear days you can see both Mt. Baker and Mt Rainier. The park has free WiFi and recycles everything except glass (which can be recycled at the Safeway). You can walk to Safeway, Walmart and several good restaurants and coffee shops. There is a car wash, that accommodates large RVs, on the next block and the 'historic downtown' is only two blocks away.
Windjammer City Park has lots of lush grass, apple trees, public restrooms, a nice pavilion and picnic areas; there's a paved walking path along the shore line and its very popular with families. There are frequently free events scheduled in the park.
The general parking area (for the City Park) is adjacent to the RV park so traffic can be heavy. There are also a lot of folks who don't seem to understand the concept of picking up after your dog. Unfortunately, Oak Harbor has a large homeless population and they congregate in Windjammer Park. While we were there, the police visited almost daily in response to calls from the public. I'm sorry to say, on two different days, the police resorted to pulling their weapons; one of those was at the rig parked next to ours. - Tessa & Toadee on the Road
Sep 2015 - $25.00
Gravel parking lot. Park will be closed Sep 8 for several years for waste water treatment plant construction. Good water pressure, good electricity, lousy WiFi, had to buy extension for sewer hose, hookups in middle of spot. Not much shade.... think big parking lot but close to bay which also means sea gulls. Noisy. Spots wide enough to park tow vehicle next to trailer. - Jim Lee
Jun 2015 - $25.00
This is an excellent park to stay at. On this web site it says it has closed, however the city council voted to keep the park open till July 6th. At that time it will be close for three years to update the sewer facility and the r.v. park. We were able to receive satellite t.v., verizon cell service etc. There is an amazing amount of things to do there. I would recommend Island Cafe if you are going out to eat..Very good. - Mandalayjo
103 Hudson St Port Townsend, Washington 98368 (map) | (360) 385-2828
Sites: 48 | Latest Rate: $45.00 | 54 Reviews
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Nov 2016 - $45.00
Its hard to rate this park as it's mostly just gravel, but depending on site, and activities this is a 9 for me. Was end of long trip, could have stayed at Fort Worden which is awesome, but wanted a little city, a great view. My site had the view of 180 degrees of water boats, seals, ferries. The port has a couple of restaurants, but never ate at them, but have been busy on my visits. Site was ok level, cell is good, you have to pay for WiFi. Sites have a dump, water, power, but poles need replacing. Town has a lot to offer in the swing season still too, and will be back in Spring. - NXTSTOP
Jul 2016 - $45.00
We have a 45' motor home and must be level in order to extend our slides. Our size and leveling limitations eliminates many choices of locations. If you have a spot right next to the water then the value would be more in line with the price. The only thing this place offers is proximity to Port Townsend and exceptional views. - Don A
Feb 2016 - $45.00
Returned again this year, early season discount, and beach site. Watching ships go by. Staff very nice, restrooms clean. Yes it is an open parking lot, and some sites are better. We had 307, and you can't get much closer to the beach. They charge for wi fi now, and for the costs. It was a disappointment. You bridge your phone, and area has 4G LTE. Town is a short walk to explore. We'll stay again. - NXTSTOP
200 Battery Way Port Townsend, Washington 98368 (map) | (360) 344-4400
Sites: 85 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 41 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $36.00
Ft. Worden is no longer a State Park and managed by a private company. While the gentleman on the phone was incredibly courteous and helpful, I was definitely misled when making a reservation for my 36 foot fifth wheel. The only place a larger RV should park for a campsite is down on the lower beach area. This kind camp host stressed how much they have been attempting to make this fact known to the company that took over the state park. When we arrived in the upper campsite area with our rig, the tree branches were so low that they got stuck on our solar panels! It took us three hours to rectify the situation. We had made a reservation 5 months in advance. Fortunately, the park made it good for us and found us a site for the entire length of our ten-day duration down in the beachfront area. The history alone is enough reason to visit this incredible site. The grounds are beautifully maintained and the hiking trails are diverse and widespread throughout the 450 acre park. Just miles away from downtown Port Townsend, it is a beautiful and serene location full of opportunities for campers of all ages. Campsites down on the waterfront were level, spacious and provided excellent full hook ups with an incredible view of carrier ships, cruise ships, and an occasional Coast Guard protected submarine. Ft. Worden has on site, a terrific little restaurant set up in the old jail house. Named, "Taps", it is a not to miss. We camped here with two dogs and we would return again, but only to the beach area! - RVLife4us
Jun 2016 - $41.00
After much confusion and a visit to the campground host we were told to go back to a central building to register and get a site number. The registration process is poor (no clear signage) for first time visitors. The site we received was great. It was an long, paved, outside, curved pull-through site, quite private, with E/W/S conveniently located. There are a few on-air tv channels. However, the sewer connection is most bizarre as it is a 4", cast iron elbow parallel with the higher ground around it. Most difficult to connect a tradition sewer hose without making a mess. We camped in a travel trailer and would stay here again. - Living Skies
Apr 2016 - $35.00
The campground is open and located on Puget Sound but there is no view of the water. The sites are open, spacious and mostly level. There is beach access for walking and you are very close to Port Townsend. There is easy access to the ferry to Coupville (Whidbey Island) but you should get a reservation before hand on the Washington Ferry website. - Gindy
200 Battery Way Port Townsend, WA 98368 Port Townsend, Washington 98368 (map) | (360) 344-4431
Sites: 30 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 4 Reviews
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Jun 2014 - $30.00
Very convenient, although sites were closer than we'd prefer. Nice fire pit. Good paved road, convenient restroom. Not well supervised, as one day, these very weird couple appeared out of no where and were very hyper. They quickly cooked their dinner and were scanning all around them, thank goodness they left after that. Otherwise park was ok. Not the beach front, but in the older, upper area. Adequate for a couple nights. Might return, if nothing better found. - Maltaman
Aug 2011 - $45.00
When I checked on reservation website, it showed the park as full. Knowing the lack of accuracy of their system, we came here anyway. Found there to be several sites available, but due to some strange rule, we could only stay one night without a reservation. We found it to be a decent state park campground with the common lack of amenities, 30 amp, no Wi-Fi, no TV, and no sewer for $45/night. Most sites were back, in some pull throughs. The sites were pretty large and even though it was advertised as beachfront, it was 200 yards, plus to the beach. A few sites were shaded but most were not. The large hill west of the park provides shade in the late afternoon. There is a small store on the property but for goods/services you have to drive into Port Townsend [approx 2-3 miles]. Campground hosts were helpful and nice. After the 1 night stay, we moved to a city campground that was directly on the beach and more convenient. If coming here, it is hard to find and after finding the park, it continues to be difficult to find the campground due to ineffective signage. - yachtjockey
Jun 2011 - $40.00
There is good news and bad news about this park. The bad news: You need to have a good GPS and a personal guide to find out where to go and what to do once you get here. Fort Worden is a decommissioned Army post turned into a state park. Don't expect a grand entrance when you get there. It's just a small gate and sign to welcome you. Once inside, we were lost right away. At the first intersection there is a military type sign with arrows pointing right and left with many designations, none of them having anything to do with camping. We just took a guess and started driving around in our big rig trying to figure out where to go. After a while a park ranger pulled along side of us and asked if we were lost. "What do you think?", I said. He said that we would have to go to the park admin office to register first. "Great, where's that?", I asked. He said to follow him and he took us around to the registration office. So, I park our rig and walk back a block or so to the building (through a drizzle) only to discover that the first requirement is that you need to know the license plate numbers of your vehicles. Oh, boy. How many of you know yours? Good thing I brought my cell phone with me to call my wife and ask her to go out into the drizzle and read them off to me. Of course, none of this is explained anywhere, not even in the email that was sent to us confirming our reservation. I finally got registered and paid up -- not cheap. With taxes, extra vehicle and all, it came to $40 per night. They told me that they were going to be full up and that we got the last site available. They were disingenuous about this. Either that or they are inept. We practically had the whole upper campground to ourselves for the two nights that we stayed. Plus, they put us into a site that was very narrow to back into and the pine trees had overgrown the spot and they had to come out and trim some limbs so that we could get our slide-outs out. When we called the office to see if we could move to the site next door, which was more open and easier to access, they said that every site was booked up through the 4th of July. By the time we left on July 1st, there were at least 5 sites wide open all around us. More bad news -- no Wi-Fi, no sewer hookups and, if you want to use their showers it costs 50 cents for 3 minutes of hot water. Not what you'd expect for $40 per night. Well, the good news. The upper campground is not crowded; you have plenty of space. And, the surroundings are woodsy. There is lots of grass and open areas to let kids play and to run your dog. The park is convenient to a lot of things on the Olympic Peninsula and Port Townsend is a quaint harbor town. We would probably not stay here again. - kingfisher
10541 Flagler Road Nordland, Washington 98358 (map) | (360) 385-1259
Sites: 101 | Latest Rate: $1.00 | 7 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $1.00
Always a well maintained and beautiful park. Campground Hosts do an excellent job of keeping the sites clean and picked up. Bathrooms are clean and nicely maintained and supplied. Lot of hiking, sightseeing, and history to see and do here. Our favorite Western Washington State Park. Our site had a fairly decent view of the bay.
(Costs of $1 are in just because they don't accept $0 on this site!) - The Mangonel
Aug 2014 - $41.00
Price reflects out-of-state. We stayed in the lower (open beach) campground. Good hookups, clean but institutional (cement) pay showers. Good walking/hiking/biking. Would stay again. - User3773
Jul 2014 - $36.00
We dry camped in the upper loop. Price reflects premium site. Hook ups Are on the bottom loop, but we prefer the tree of upper loop. Bottom Loop is great, on the beach some sites, but to us a little exposed to weather. The old fort has lots of history, good hiking, and mountain biking trails. We happened to camping gear during might us tides, some clarification get, and crabbing was excellent. We would stay again. - NXTSTOP
4907 Landes St Port Townsend, Washington 98368 (map) | (360) 385-1013
Sites: 80 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 2 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $25.00
A very basic, but reasonably priced campground located near North Beach and Port Townsend. The campground is a large open grassy field with well marked campsites. Some sites are full hookup, some are water and electric only and some are no hookup. Power is mostly 20 amp with a few 30 amp sites. Bathrooms and showers were worn but clean. They do not take reservations, it is self pay, and there is a host on site. There is no cable and no wifi. Since it is a fairgrounds there are lots of places to walk and to run a dog. I would stay here again. - JoyceM
Jun 2012 - $17.00
We stopped here for one night only and found it to be adequate. All sites on grass. We had water and 20-amp electrical for $17. FHU are available for $20. Close to ferry dock and downtown. - rdoghse
9142 Flagler Rd Nordland, Washington 98358 (map) | (360) 385-2165
Sites: 40 | Latest Rate: $23.00 | 1 Reviews
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Feb 2009 - $23.00
I wanted to stay at the state park, but found this little gem right before the state park. Turns out this place was cheaper! (The rate is the amount including sales tax.) I had to hunt down the manager, but once I found him, he was friendly and I got checked in easily! Cash or check only, no credit cards. The current manager loves to tell stories, just name something and he has a story! This place is "just the basics" and I'm not kidding! No cable, no laundry, no showers, but there was one porta-potty. On the other hand, it has great landscaping, with lots of trees. The RV slots have adequate spacing between them, except for the "pull-through" spots. The "pull-through" spots are in the center away from the trees (in case you have satellite) and are arranged in the "front and back twosie" kind of thing. Although there were lots of RVs there, at the time I was there, only one RV was in each "twosie" so it wasn't bad. It was very quiet! Although there were some "perms" there, they weren't real obvious. I wouldn't recommend bringing families here, nothing for children to do. However, if you just want a quiet getaway with no responsibility and not having to go anywhere, this was perfect. And may I say again, cheaper than the state park! - DXSMac
15610 Marine Drive Stanwood, Washington 98292 (map) | (360) 652-7992
Sites: 31 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 2 Reviews
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Aug 2010 - $28.00
Small park on Puget Sound Waterfront site. No waterfront campsites. One restroom for the park. Water at spigots in 3-4 locations around park. Electric connections are located such that at back-in sites electric is on the left, while pull through sites electric is on the right. This is the reverse of all campgrounds we have ever been to. If you select this park, bring very long extra extension cords. Excellent park for tents. Some Yurts are available. Park ranger service is inattentive due to budget cuts. Camp host was not visibly present. - jake blake
Mar 2010 - $25.00
Very nice county park. The rangers patrol regularly and make sure everything is as it should be. The sites are very spacious and there are a lot of trees to provide shade. The water is a short but rigorous hike downhill where there is a very nice park for walking the dog or sitting by the shore. The beach is rocky. Overall we enjoyed this campground very much. - gary855


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Talk:List of mountains of the British Isles by relative height
|WikiProject Ireland
|(Rated List-class, Mid-importance)
- 1 older posts
- 2 Too short?
- 3 Sgorr Ruadh wrong or right ?
- 4 Rois-Bheinn or Beinn Odhar Bheag
- 5 Parent question
- 6 Article name: "... of the British Isles" is enough
- 7 Removal of near misses
- 8 Wales missing from 3500-4000ft
- 9 Parents and relative height
- 10 Parent Peak
- 11 Breakdown by height
- 12 Ben Nevis
- 13 References
older posts[edit]
Sorry, but this list contains several unacceptable errors. I have checked several discrepancies against OSGB mapping and SRTM and found the Wiki to be in error every time. So I am restoring the position of the link to the more accurate list [here] until such time as these errors have been corrected and any attempt to remove it will trigger a formal dispute. Start by getting rid of Knockboy. Clem Clements, the leading authority on Irish prominence, has told me personally that the earlier 610m prominence was based on older mapping (the best avavilable at the time) and that he agrees with me that more recent mapping shows that its prominence is lower.
Jonathan de Ferranti Scotland
- The better solution would have been to correct the list here, not to whinge about it! I did not delete your link, but merely moved it to the end, where it fits better. It does not need to appear twice. By all means improve the article, but don't just point to a better one. If we followed that rationale, many articles would simply read "Look it up in Britannica!". --Stemonitis 07:56, 9 November 2005 (UTC)
- Too late, I've done it myself now. --Stemonitis 08:09, 9 November 2005 (UTC)
Thank you for correcting the list. It is now OK with the possible exception of #111 Ben Loyal. Ben Loyal is marginal and could just possibly be under 610m so if you left it out deliberately then OK. But if was merely an oversight then please add it.
I have added "grid references" to the link to peaklist in the main article but now that the list is correct I am happy for this link to stay at its foot.
I think it is important that prominence information is as consistent as possible throughout the internet.
- Indeed, the omission of Ben Loyal was an oversight, which I have just corrected. I agree that uniformity of information is a good target, but may not always be possible. Different maps (e.g. from different mapping agencies, not just newer / older editions) will always give slightly different spot heights (and see, for example, the never-ending squabbles over height at Mont Blanc and Mount Everest), but that's just something we've got to live with. --Stemonitis 09:57, 9 November 2005 (UTC)
Thanks - disagreement completely settled, no hard feelings I hope. I welcome anyone who recognises the significance of relative height.
- The drop on Ben Loyal has been discussed more than once on the rhb e-group. The current consensus is that the drop is 609m. I have amended the data and added a footnote. Galltywenallt (talk) 09:58, 22 April 2008 (UTC)
Imo squabbles over a metre here and there are trivial, especially in the case of Mont Blanc whose elevation varies with the thickness of its summit ice cap which varies seasonally. Also the new 8844m elevation for Everest could be the creature of self-publicising Chinese (cf the guy who in the 1980s reported that K2 was higher and whose claim was eagerly taken up by sensation seeking journalists). Imo where modern sources agree that a claimed summit or saddle elevation is in error by at least 10 metres (slightly lower in the case of items close to widely recognised cut off points) then it should be corrected but otherwise I, personally, am not bothered. Jonathan
Too short?[edit]
Is this list not a bit short? Its not my area I just though I should ask. Is there not 284 Munros (mountains in scotland over 3000 feet (914 metres) see here:- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Munro Also I think there are at least 200 over 2000 feet (610m) in Ireland alone. I think there a book by Paddy Dillion on the subject. Mel Dublin
- The list includes all Marilyns in Northern Ireland, Wales, England and the Isle of Man, as well as all Welsh Hewitts (and a bunch of other peaks), but does not yet include all Scottish and Irish Marilyns. That would be a lot of work, and it's only through laziness that it hasn't happened yet. One downside would be that the page would become very large, and might have to be split into sections. I think the Munros should all be listed already (excepting where one mountain has several Munro summits), but, as you point out, Irish Hewitts are not all there yet. Feel free to add to the list! --Stemonitis 13:07, 12 May 2006 (UTC)
Sgorr Ruadh wrong or right ?[edit]
Sgorr Ruadh seems to have the wrong relative height on this list. TACIT tables give it a relative height of c. 307 metres not the 727 metres it is given here. Around 300 metres seems right looking at the OS map or am I completely wrong ? --Mick Knapton 20:20, 1 August 2006 (UTC)
- Mick - I have checked this carefully and found that 727 metres is correct. I cannot find the appropriate TACit table online and I do not have a printed copy, but the appropriate files in the RHB e-group list it as 727m. Perhaps you are muddling it up with a namesake. Re the OS map, if you can find a higher summit which can be reached without descending to at least 962m - 727m (235m) then please tell me, but I can't. Viewfinder 20:50, 1 August 2006 (UTC)
No problem, I think the problem is I don't really understand Relative Height, I got the info from here but I notice it says "drop" and not relative height. --Mick Knapton 21:16, 1 August 2006 (UTC)
I thought that drop and prominence (see wikilink for definition of prominence) are usually considered synonymous, but it seems that the list of Murdos linked above defines "drop" as the minimum vertical distance which it is necessary to descend in order to reach another Murdo. Prominence, or relative height, demands that the drop must connect to higher summit. Viewfinder 21:33, 1 August 2006 (UTC)
- The TACit tables have at various times used two different definitions of 'drop'. The earlier lists (such as the Murdos) used a slightly odd definition of 'drop' — for sub-Marilyns, the usual definition of prominence was used (i.e. the minimum descent to a higher peak), but for Marilyns, the minimum descent to reach any other Marilyn was used. This usage has gradually been phased out. For example, the lists of Hewitts use the standard definition of prominence is used and the older definition shown in brackets. The newest tables (e.g. the Graham Tops) have stopped showing the older definition entirely. -- ras52 11:05, 8 August 2006 (UTC)
Rois-Bheinn or Beinn Odhar Bheag[edit]
I've seen various lists disagreeing about which of these two Moidart Corbetts has a 600m+ prominence. Having looked up their heights, it seems that all (recent) sources are in agreement of their height (882m), collective prominence (774m) and separating drop (524m). As they have the same height, it's arbitrary which one is chosen as the 600m+ prominence, though I've never seen it discussed in quite so many words. I hope this doesn't constitute original research; I'm just trying to clear up a potential ambiguity and pre-empt any "discoveries" of a 112th 600m+ prominence. -- ras52 11:46, 8 August 2006 (UTC)
Incidentally, the use of the {{fn}}-style footnotes as opposed to <ref>-style ones is to avoid clashing with the style footnote used for citations elsewhere in related articles on British hills. I'm aware that it is deprecated, but I can't find an alternative that is visually distict. -- ras52 11:46, 8 August 2006 (UTC)
- It's definitely not original research; it's the best (and only?) way of dealing with a problem that had been (in this article) overlooked before. Good work. --Stemonitis 08:16, 9 August 2006 (UTC)
Parent question[edit]
How is it possible for Carrauntoohil to be the parent of Lugnaquilla? It does not make sense when there are other Irish mountains that are nearer, like Galtymore, Mount Leinster and Knockmealdown, to Carrauntoohil where no parent is mentioned though none are in the same range as, nor even near, Carrauntoohil. It just seems wrong. ww2censor (talk) 23:43, 31 March 2008 (UTC)
- A mountain's parent peak has to be a higher mountain on the same island. The only mountains in Ireland higher than the Wicklow Mountains are those on the Iveagh and Dingle peninsulas. One you add in the requirement that the parent is more a prominent peak (that is, one with a larger relative height), the only possibilities are Carrauntoohil and Mount Brandon, both on the opposite side of the country. Looking at a good topographical map of Ireland, it becomes clear that Carrauntoohill is the correct parent.
- As to why Galtymore, Mount Leinster and Knockmealdown don't give parents, I expect it is either because no-one has got around to adding it, or because no reliable source can be found specifying the parent. All of these mountains do have parent peaks, and it is quite possible that it is Carrauntoohil in some cases. Unfortunately, I don't have good enough maps of the relevant parts of Ireland to answer that question.
- Many of the bigger peaks on this list have a parent that is a long way away — Snowdon's parent is Ben Nevis, for example; and Scafell Pike, Ben Macdui and Càrn Eige all have quite remote parents. As the mountain gets larger, you have to look further afield to find its parent. For example, the parent peak of Mont Blanc is Mount Everest. — ras52 (talk) 10:39, 1 April 2008 (UTC)
These assignations as parent are semantic pedantry, having no geological or geomorphological basis whatsoever.
e.g. Scafell Pike's parent is Snowdon, whose parent is Ben Nevis, 3 mountains, orogenies of 3 continents, previously seperated by ocean basins.
Article name: "... of the British Isles" is enough[edit]
This article was recently moved to List of mountains of the British Isles and Ireland by relative height. I have moved it back. British Isles (as described in the Wikipedia article) includes both Great Britain and Ireland, two main islands, as well as assorted smaller islands. There is no need for this title to include "and Ireland", as Ireland is included within "British Isles". PamD (talk) 21:05, 15 April 2008 (UTC)
- Oh noooooo it doesn't. The term "British Isles" is entirely the product of British nationalist claims to Ireland. No more, and absolutely no less. It is invariably the most xenophobic and offensive little minds over in Britain who claim Ireland to be in this "British Isles" myth of their tribal claims to Ireland and the Irish people. There are currently 26 archives over on Talk:British Isles detailing the politically-loaded nature of this description, a term which only dates to 1621 during the British conquest of Ireland, according to the Oxford English Dictionary. This ridiculously archaic term is, furthermore, not only widely objected to in Ireland and by the Irish state but it is, as a matter of record, explicitly avoided in all official business between the democratically-elected governments of Ireland and Britain. So, what's it going to be: your outdated British nationalism, or a smart, informative and inclusive article accurately and intelligently covering Britain and Ireland? The past or the future. Your choice. 22.214.171.124 (talk) 06:08, 10 May 2008 (UTC)
- I think we have to recognise that, irrespective of our personal opinions, the use of the term "British Isles" is controversial when it comes to whether or not Ireland is included. See British Isles naming dispute for more information. And you only have to look briefly at Talk:British Isles and Talk:Ireland to see that this is something that many Wikipedians feel passionately about. I can sympathise with your view that the phrase "British Isles and Ireland" is tautologous—it is to my eyes too; but many Irish readers (and no doubt others) will vehemently disagree.
- Perhaps in the spirit of WP:NPOV, we should try to find neutral phrase that avoids assuming either definition of "British Isles". Looking along my bookshelves for inspiration, I see Irvine Butterfield's "The High Mountains of Britain and Ireland". Perhaps we should adopt this style and move the article to "List of mountains in Britain and Ireland by relative height"? This is also consistent with the naming of Wikipedia:WikiProject British and Irish hills.
- The Scottish islands included in the list (Skye, Mull, …) are not in Great Britain if you use a strict geographical definition, but it's common to use the term more laxly to include the islands. A more serious objection might be that the Isle of Man is not part of "Britain and Ireland" in any sense. (Butterfield's book doesn't list any Manx mountains, so we have no direct comparison there.) But I think "List of mountains in Britain, Ireland and Man by relative height" is getting too long.
- —ras52 (talk) 23:02, 15 April 2008 (UTC)
I can understand Irish sensitivities about the term "British Isles", which some Irish nationalists see as implying that the whole of Ireland is still part of Britain. But topographic lists should not be about politics and should transcend political divisions. To split this list between Britain and Ireland would be a shame, would not make topographic sense, and the placing of Slieve Donard on the Irish list would probably annoy unionists. It is also worth noting that much of Scotland, especially Western Scotland, has more in common geographically (and perhaps ethnically and culturally) than with England.
This is a great hiking list, imo far better than the Munros, which are almost all confined to parts of the Highlands. But it is still not well known. I would like to link it to the prominence field of more of the individual mountains, but am reluctant to do so while there remains a naming dispute. I don't mind if it is not "British Isles" but it is not easy to find an alternative. Note that Snaefell is in neither Britain nor Ireland. Viewfinder (talk) 10:30, 13 May 2008 (UTC)
- The quality or otherwise of this list is not been commented upon; it looks like a good on British mountains. What is being commented upon is that the title of this article claims that Ireland, and therefore the Irish people, are in what British people view as the "British Isles". This title represents British nationalist education, British viewpoints and British cultural and historical traditions, namely its enormously political claim to Ireland. Under no circumstances is the term "British Isles" a geographic claim in reality. To expect that the term is mere coincidence is, with all respect, just insulting. If people really want to include Ireland and have an article with Irish contributions, then this article will suffer from this name. If you don't really wish to include Irish mountains, just rename it 'Mountains of Great Britain'. In the meantime, it looks like an article on Mountains of Great Britain that is making a political point by redesignating itself as 'Mountains of the British Isles'. 22.214.171.124 (talk) 21:02, 13 May 2008 (UTC)
I am sorry that you persist in what seems to me to be the view that the geographical term "British Isles" is a thinly veiled cover for a political claim on the Republic of Ireland which, to the best of my knowledge, nobody in the UK makes. According to British_Isles#Celts.2C_Romans_and_Anglo-Saxons the geographical term "British Isles" is derived from Pretani which dates back to classical times, easily pre-dates the United Kingdom, and implies no UK political claim on Ireland whatsoever. The official business between the UK and ROI governments. which you cite, is political, unlike this list which is wholly geographical and topographical. Viewfinder (talk) 16:54, 14 May 2008 (UTC)
- The fact that some irrational Irish nationalists make a point of being immune to the simplest and clearest of facts on this issue and choose to be offended by the historic name for the archipelago within which their state is found is no reason whatsoever to change the name of the article. There are signficant minorities who find things like evolution or the world being a globe to be offensive but we arent going to change those articles simply because certain people make a point of being offended by reality. This argument has been done to death on other pages and the standard of argument, or raving would perhaps be a more accurate description, of the likes of User:220.127.116.11 who embaresses himself by ranting with impressive irrationality and immunity to facts with regards to the history of the term. Ironically while complaining about the supposedly "mythical" antiquity of the term "British Isles" he manages to more or less invent his own "mythical" idea of a "British race" who colonised Ireland. There is, of course, no such "British people". Great Britain was, and is, inhabited by the Scots who share the same Gaelic ancestry as the Irish as well as the Welsh (the very descendants of the "British" for whom these islands are named) and the English (the people he and his kind have in mind when moaning about the "British). "British" has no modern ethnic meaning and simply came to be used to refer to the to the people of the United Kingdom and thus the Southern Irish were, until the 1920s, just as British and just as much a part of this mythical "British race" that 22.214.171.124 has invented in his fantasy version of Irish history. Nobody is denying that the Republic of Ireland is no longer a part of the United Kingdom and nobody is denying that the Irish are no longer British (as they once were) but breaking away from the UK can no more stop Ireland being a part of the British Isles than could Scotland leaving (and thus ending) the United Kingdom suddenly mean that Scotland ceases to be a part of the island of Great Britain. siarach (talk) 21:04, 5 August 2008 (UTC)
- Apart from the fact that many major geographical organizations are changing their map names to avoid "British Isles", so does the UK govt - at least where there'll be contact with Irish people. The problem with the term has been described in many serious references. Siarach's arguments (and 184.108.40.206's too, mostly) are classic examples of people who don't know the history of the term, or what's happening with it recently. 220.127.116.11 (talk) 13:19, 14 October 2008 (UTC)
- British Isles includes Ireland, so leave as it is. MidnightBlue (Talk) 13:25, 18 October 2008 (UTC)
Removal of near misses[edit]
I can see no reason for this. It is not unusual for mountain lists by absolute or relative height to include near misses, and for a relative list to 600 m, a 10 m near miss margin is fairly standard, see [1] and [2]. I think that a better reason should be given for the deletion of the 590-599's from this list. Otherwise I will restore them. Viewfinder (talk) 00:50, 13 June 2008 (UTC)
- I support them being reinstated. None of the heights are exact—all have an measurement error associated with them. And frequently we see the the heights of hills being revised by a couple of metres as mountains are resurveyed. Col heights are even more error-prone, resulting in a significant uncertainty in the prominence of many mountains. Including near misses is simply a way of recognising that, inevitably, there are some mountains excluded from the list of 600 m prominences that should be on it. That's why providing a list of near misses is common practice. — ras52 (talk) 08:22, 13 June 2008 (UTC)
- Apologies for not bringing this here first; I didn't think it would actually be controversial. I strongly oppose reinstating this section. Saying that a mountain is a "near miss" is, quite simply, unencyclopedic. I know you have mentioned the "within 10m" margin, but why should it be 10m? What defines "near"? It comes down to one's own opinion, and that counts as original research.
In addition, I cannot find any similar list on any other Wikipedia list of mountains, eg. List of highest mountains of North America, List of mountains of the Alps, etc. --Schcamboaon scéal? 13:30, 13 June 2008 (UTC)
- Apologies for not bringing this here first; I didn't think it would actually be controversial. I strongly oppose reinstating this section. Saying that a mountain is a "near miss" is, quite simply, unencyclopedic. I know you have mentioned the "within 10m" margin, but why should it be 10m? What defines "near"? It comes down to one's own opinion, and that counts as original research.
Neither of the above-mentioned NA and Alps lists is ranked by relative height, and the cut-off points are arbitrary. Sorry, but the 10-metre cut-off point is not OR; I have given two examples of its use on two separate relative height sites, by two separate researchers. It seems to me to be perfectly reasonable to include near misses. Therefore, subject to reconsideration if more users wish to delete these near misses, I am restoring them. Viewfinder (talk) 19:21, 13 June 2008 (UTC)
See also List of highest mountains and List of peaks by prominence, both of which were intended to cover the top hundred, but which were extended to cover possible error margins. Viewfinder (talk) 19:24, 13 June 2008 (UTC)
- The former is described as a list of 100+ mountains. No problem there. The latter is just as unencyclopedic as this article - even though it is a list of most prominent peaks, it includes Eiger, whose prominence is just 356m! --Schcamboaon scéal? 19:31, 13 June 2008 (UTC)
Wales missing from 3500-4000ft[edit]
"Breakdown by region and height" "Wales" "3500-4000ft" "0". Snowdon. Sulasgeir (talk) 03:25, 19 June 2008 (UTC)
Parents and relative height[edit]
A couple of things.
(a) What does "HP" mean in the Parent column? I presume "Highest Point" or something similar, but either the abbreviation should be explicitly defined or it shouldn't be used.
(b) The parent in the list seems strange. I've read the Topographic prominence article briefly and I think it can be visualised as "If you flood the world and slowly lower the water level, you'll have peaks as separate islands. As the water level lowers, islands will join and then the lower peak has the higher peak as a parent". If that visualisation is correct then the list may be correct, but scafell pike having snowdon as a parent just seems odd - is it really the case? -- SGBailey (talk) 23:28, 19 June 2008 (UTC)
- It seems to me to be clear enough that HP means highest point of, but other editors may agree with the above user who wishes to clarify it. If the flood waters lower to the point at which Scafell Pike ceases to be the highest point of an island, Snowdon is the highest point of the island which contains Scafell Pike. Viewfinder (talk) 22:58, 20 June 2008 (UTC)
Parent Peak[edit]
Why are the articles on the hills and mountains of the British Isles so concerned with the "parent peak" thing? Parent peak has no geographical or geological significance at all. It's meaningless and serves no purpose other than to confuse. It is little more than geographical play. I'd remove it from the hundreds of articles that are infested with this nonsense. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 220.127.116.11 (talk) 13:32, 15 July 2009 (UTC)
Breakdown by height[edit]
Everything in this article is, correctly, metric, but the breakdown by height and country. Dougweller (talk) 11:33, 5 May 2014 (UTC)
- I was about to post the same comment. I think it should be changed to be metric (or at least include metric). -- SGBailey (talk) 13:14, 21 October 2014 (UTC)
Ben Nevis[edit]
1345 metres as per http://www.digitaljournal.com/life/travel/ben-nevis-is-actually-higher-than-realized/article/460550#hv33254 Alexandermcnabb (talk) 14:33, 19 March 2016 (UTC)
I beg to disagree with this tagging edit. All the information in the tables is sourced to reliable sites. Viewfinder (talk) 17:35, 27 October 2016 (UTC)
- The main issue is the rest of the text, not the tables (although ideally the tables would show which reference they were using) Absolutelypuremilk (talk) 18:26, 27 October 2016 (UTC)
- You mean the text which precedes the tables? Surely the internal links here are sufficient? Viewfinder (talk) 00:30, 28 October 2016 (UTC)
- Ideally the references would be in the same article so that readers do not have to go to another article to check facts. It should be fairly easy to move the citations across from the other articles. Absolutelypuremilk (talk) 09:27, 28 October 2016 (UTC)
- You mean the text which precedes the tables? Surely the internal links here are sufficient? Viewfinder (talk) 00:30, 28 October 2016 (UTC)
- I have been editing mountain articles and lists on Wikipedia for more than a decade. It does not seem to me appropriate to stuff lists of mountains with hundreds of citations which are accessible by clicking on the appropriate internal links. Unless you can give specific examples of inadequately sourced text then I shall remove your tag. Viewfinder (talk) 14:35, 28 October 2016 (UTC)
- I'm not asking for hundreds, simply a citation for the sentences in the text starting with the one about the Marilyns. For example, this article says that there are 2008 Marilyns, whereas Marilyn (geography) says that there are 2009, again without a reference! Absolutelypuremilk (talk) 08:49, 29 October 2016 (UTC)
- The references at Marilyn_(geography) are adequate; the Marilyns count is adequarely referenced there. Due to ongoing survey work the Marilyns count varies slightly and should not be the subject of nitpicking. There is, however, a referencing issue at prominence parent which I have raised there. Viewfinder (talk) 12:24, 29 October 2016 (UTC)


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The Magic Faraway Tree is the second story in the Faraway Tree series by the world's best-loved children's author, Enid Blyton. When Joe, Beth and Frannie move to a new home, an Enchanted Wood is on their doorstep. And when they discover the Faraway Tree, it proves to be the beginning of many magical adventures! Join them and their friends Moonface, Saucepan Man and Silky the fairy as they discover which new land is at the top of the Faraway Tree. Will it be the Land of Spells, the Land of Treats, or the Land of Do-As-You-Please? Come on an amazing adventure - there'll be adventures waiting whatever happens. Enid Blyton's funny, magical adventure stories have become true classics, loved by millions and still selling thousands of copies every year. She is arguably the most famous children's author of all time, thanks to series such as The Wishing-Chair, The Faraway Tree-, The Mysteries, The Famous Five and The Secret Seven.
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Enid Blyton Enid Blyton died in 1968 but remains one of the best-known and best-loved children's authors. The characters in her stories have been enjoyed for generations and she is consistently voted number one in children's favourite author polls. She has over 600 children's books to her credit, including series such as Malory Towers, St Clare's, The Faraway Tree, The Wishing-Chair and Famous Five.


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A weekend of heavyweight clashes awaits as Toulon visit Toulouse, Clermont host Stade Français and Racing Métro face Perpignan.
We're set for another weekend of heavyweight clashes in France as Toulon visit Toulouse, Clermont host Stade Français and Racing Métro face Perpignan.
Toulon head to Toulouse on Saturday looking to extend a three-game winning streak against Europe's form side at the moment but will have to do so without the league's top points-scorer, kingpin Jonny Wilkinson.
You couldn't ask for a tighter situation at the top of the standings as Montpellier share the lead with Toulouse and Racing.
Montpol must travel to Bayonne this weekend. The Basques lie in tenth position, but such is the congestion in the midfield that they could leapfrog to as high as fourth!
The most significant battle of the weekend will probably take place in Agen where the La Rochelle face their former ProD2 rivals in a crucial battle in the relegation scrap.
Elsewhere, Biarritz will look to continue their revival away to Brive while Bourgoin are on a hiding to nothing in Castres.
The big news this week was the announcement of the French squad for the November Tests. A few notable absentees from the ranks of Toulouse and Stade Français will surely add a pinch of spice as those players will have a point to prove.
Friday, October 29
Racing Métro v Perpignan
Saturday, October 30
Clermont v Stade Français
Bayonne v Montpellier
Agen v La Rochelle
Castres v Bourgoin
Brive v Biarritz
Toulouse v Toulon
1 Montpellier 32
2 Toulouse 32
3 Racing Metro 32
4 Toulon 28
5 Stade Français 27
6 Biarritz 27
7 Perpignan 26
8 Clermont 25
9 Castres 24
10 Bayonne 24
11 Brive 18
12 La Rochelle 15
13 Bourgoin 10
14 Agen 7
Racing-Métro 92 v USA Perpignan
Stade Yves Du Manoir – Colombes (Paris)
Still unbeaten at home and with four wins from five starts, Racing will be looking to take control at the top of the standings against a Perpignan side that impressed despite their defeat in Toulouse last week.
Perpignan were one of only two teams to win in Colombes last season and having lost just once in their last seven games, the Catalans will fancy their chances of another win on the outskirts of Paris.
Racing will however field a very strong side as Lionel Nallet returns to the second row, Benjamin Fall come back to start at full-back while Frans Steyn will play in midfield. Sebastien Chabal's back problems have not stopped him from lining up at number eight.
Results last season: Perpignan won both games, 18-14 away, 31-12 at home.
Prediction: It's tough to argue with the hosts' record at home. Racing by less than five
Kick-off: 20:45 (18.45 GMT)
Referee: Romain Poite
ASM Clermont Auvergne v Stade Français Paris
Parc des Sports Marcel Michelin, Clermont Ferrand
What a strange sight it is to see the defending champions down in eight place. Five losses in ten games is far from what we've come to expect from Clermont and coach Vern Cotter has admitted that his side team are frustrated by their form.
But a closer look at the standings will reveal that victory on Saturday could lift les Jaunards up to fourth and their unbeaten record at home – including two bonus-point wins – suggests that all is not lost.
Stade Français travel South looking to go one better than the draw they snatched in the Auvergne last season. Coming off the back of five wins (in all competitions), the Parisians have a spring in their step. Les Stadistes have are the championship's top try scorers, and showed they can defend too by shutting out Toulon last week.
Two Parisians in particular will have fire in their bellies after being left out of the French team. Julien Dupuy – who was the first choice scrum-half last year, and Mathieu Bastareaud, who Marc Lièvremont reckons is too fat for Test rugby.
Results last season: 19-19 draw in Clermont; Stade Français won 19-10 at home
Prediction: Marcel Michelin is a true fortress. Clermont by six points
Kick-off: 14:15 (12.15 GMT)
Referee: Jean-Luc Rebollal
Aviron Bayonnais v Montpellier HR
Stade Jean Dauger, Bayonne
Bayonne's fantastic start to the season has slowly lost momentum as they've lost four consecutive games and dropped from first to tenth! Three of those losses were with a bonus point however, so the Basques are still very much in touch with the big hitters.
Back at home after given Racing a tough time last week, the Basques will be looking to extend their winning run against Montpellier after winning both games last year.
But Montpol are a very different side to the inconsistent rabble that struggled last year. Leaders after ten rounds in France and top of their group in the Amlin Challenge,
Wing Yoann Huget, who has been called up to the France team, starts for Bayonne while prop Clément Baïocco and loose forward Dwayne Haare both return. Try Flavell, Benjamin Boyet and Remy Martin all start.
For Montpellier, Fabien Galthié has named all his big guns, including Bleus François Trinh-Duc and skipper Fulgence Ouedraogo.
Results last season: Bayonne won both games, 26-3 at home; 22-16 away
Prediction: We'll back the hosts to come right. Bayonne by a whisker
Kick-off: 14:30 (12.30 GMT)
Referee: Laurent Sclafer
SU Agen v Stade Rochelais Atlantique
Stade Armandie, Agen
This is probably the biggest match of the year for La Rochelle. Already eight points clear of their fellow newcomers to the Top 14, a win for les Maritimes will constitute a massive step towards avoiding relegation.
The teams met in European competition a fortnight ago when La Rochelle ran out 30-23 winner at home.
Agen dominated the ProD2 last season, but have found life much harder in the top flight. After six consecutive games without a win, the Agenais are in huge trouble at the foot of the standings despite their positive intentions on the field.
Agen's last game at home was a successful one however as they shocked Gloucester in the Challenge Cup…
La Rochelle have never won in Agen in the professional era – this would be a perfect time to change that record!
Results last season (in ProD2): Agen won 26-10 at home; La Rochelle won 20-10 at home.
Prediction: Tough to call, we'll back the hosts to keep things interesting at the bottom of the table. Agen by five points
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The Alexander Paley Music Festival presents "A Winter Weekend" at the St. Luke Evangelical Lutheran Church, with performances Saturday evening (January 28th) at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday afternoon (January 29th) at 3:00 p.m.
Like a possessed pachinko machine, this week's World Music Show (1/28) will take that musical pinball, throw it down and then hope it lands on something fantastic. In other words, it's going to be a mixed up sort of show—which is just how we like it.


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