Marker Notes X To add your own marker to the map, click on the appropriate symbol below the map, then click again at the location required on the map (using the crosshairs).
Logged-in registered users only... When you add a marker, a pop-up box should then appear on the map - fill in the elevation (if known) and a brief description of your marker, then click [save].
To view previously saved markers which fall within the bounds of the map, click the show link (you may need to repeat this if you zoom or pan away from the current position on the map).
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County and Unitary Authority Tops
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Current County and Unitary Authority Tops
The map and list depict the current administrative counties and Unitary Authorities,
and their highest points above sea level. These are the areas which were formed by the administrative
changes which started in the late 1990's.
Though the traditional historic counties and their boundaries still exist, local government administrative
changes have been largely adopted by map-makers and in road-signage.
Some of the tops on this page are real oddities, and may seem a bit pointless in some of the
low-lying counties, and especially in the metropolitan areas. This website also includes pages for the
London Borough Tops ,
Historic County Tops , and for the
Administrative (1974-1996) County Tops .
Click here for more detailed information on
county history .
(Current County/UA Tops appear as Class=CoU on this website)