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Bleaklow is a high,
largely peat-covered,
gritstone moorland in the
Derbyshire High Peak near the town of Glossop. It is
north of
Kinder Scout, across...
- The
Bleaklow Bomber was a US Air
Force (USAF)
Boeing RB-29A
Superfortress that
crashed near
Higher Shelf Stones on
Bleaklow in the Peak
District in 1948...
- by
relative height.
Marilyns are
marked in boldface.
Kinder Scout and
Bleaklow are the Peak District's only mountains, with
summit elevations over 600m...
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North Wales. To the north,
across the
Snake P****, lie the high
moors of
Bleaklow and
Black Hill,
which are of
similar elevation; the
Pennine Way long-distance...
- Conservation. Prin****l
upland areas within the Dark Peak
include Kinder Scout,
Bleaklow (both of
which rise to over 600 m (2,000 ft)),
Black Hill, the Roaches...
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Derwent Mouth Bleaklow The
Derwent is a
river in Derbyshire, England. It is 50
miles (80 km) long and is a
tributary of the
River Trent,
which it joins...
- Scotland, the
Scottish Highlands, and a few
pockets in the West Country.
Bleaklow, Dark Peak
Bodmin Moor,
Cornwall Black Mountains,
Wales Brecon Beacons...
- of a
Distant Fire (2022) The
Stranger (1998)
Bleaklow (2008)
Watching Dead
Empires in
Decay (2013)
Bleaklow (Remastered) (2014) Phares, Heather. "Biography"...
- by only two
other major summits in the Peak
District (Kinder
Scout and
Bleaklow).
Black Hill is a
typical Pennine moorland mountain, with a very flat and...
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privilege The 1948 Lake Mead
Boeing B-29 crash. The 3
November 1948
crash at
Bleaklow moor near Glossop, Derbyshire, England. All 13 crew on
board were killed...
