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Rochel Hill (NO 366448)
Scots ruch hill, “rough hill”; the “Hill” is therefore redundant
Hill slope on south side of Crams Hill, above the farms of Wester Rochelhill and Mains of Rochelhill, to which it gives its name
Round Law (NO 232337, 257m)
English round + Scots law, an isolated, conical hill
Location: main ridge, west
Neighbours: Buttergask Hill (NW), King’s Seat (S)
Summit: heather; a single fence-post (remnant of a fence that previously crossed the summit)
Notes: a nineteenth-century report of the remains of a prehistoric cairn and stone circle on the summit has not been substantiated; there is a cast-iron memorial plaque on the south slope
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