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Hallyburton Hill (NO 267378)
From the personal name Haliburton
Hill slope above Hallyburton estate, west of Lundie Craigs
Hatton Hill (NO 311407, 266m)
Scots ha’ toun, “manor farm”
Location: main ridge, east central
Neighbours: Kinpurney Hill (NE), Newtyle Hill (SW)
Hill Lists: Tump
Summit: grazing land; concrete foundation slab close to summit
Notes: above Hatton farm and Hatton Castle
Hayston Hill (NO 407449, c240m)
Scots Hay’s toun, “farm belonging to Hay”
Location: east Ogilvie
Neighbours: Kincaldrum Hill (E)
Summit: moorland; heather covering a large cairn of unknown date
Notes: Ordnance Survey places the name at NO 411443, on the western slope of Kincaldrum Hill above Arniefoul, but it seems more likely to apply to the long western shoulder of Kincaldrum Hill, crowned by the cairn mentioned above, and terminating above Upper Hayston farm; the Database of British and Irish Hills borrows the name “Hayston Hill” to designate Unnamed Point 315/1, but this moves the name a long way from its apparent geographical origin
Henderston Hill (NO 338414, 369m)
Scots Henry’s toun, “farm belonging to Henry”
Location: main ridge, east centre
Neighbours: Kinpurney Hill (W), Unnamed Point 315/2 (NW), Back Drum (N), Unnamed Point 377 (E), Scotston Hill (SE)
Hill Lists: Tump
Summit: rough grass in a forestry fire break
Notes: above Henderston farm; St Anthony’s Well (disused) on south slope
Hill of Dores
See Dores, Hill of
Hill of Lour
See Lour, Hill of
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