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Name:Ashby Grange Hill
Hill number:17362
Height:177.2m / 581ft
Parent (Ma):2869  Cleeve Hill
RHB Section:39: Central and Eastern England
County/UA:West Northamptonshire
Catchment:Catchment Boundaries, Severn, Wash
Watershed:The Wash, Ardnamurchan Point to Lowestoft, Dover to Cape Wrath, Lowestoft to Duncansby Head, Land's End to John o' Groats, Severn Estuary, The Lizard to Dunnet Head
Class:Tump (100-199m)
(Tu,1)
Grid ref:SP 55557 67905
Summit feature:no feature
Drop:32m
Col:145m  SP583710  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 152
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Observations:crop field (based on satellite imagery)
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 48 users)ByDate of Ascent
One more done. Trig Pt needs a coat of paint.Play2End18/01/2024
2 minute outing from gateway. Trig well buried in hedge.Mark Jackson02/09/2023
Parked in Ashby St Ledgers then jogged over to make it seem worthwhile.Wheelsy04/06/2021
Short walk from gateway.PGCE02/06/2020
Walked to trig pillRcjo12/01/2020
Easy short walk from gateway. Agree with others that hedgerow by the road looks as high as the trig.milimana23/01/2019
Roadside verge parking. HP possibly at the trig pillar, or maybe hedgerow E side road.jonglew19/11/2018
Short stroll from gatewayBramley04/10/2018
Cape Wrath here I come!arranc28/04/2018
Almost a drive over. Parked on verge- no need to block gate, and OK after snow melt. Still some banks of snow on the wolds round Daventry- I chose these quick bags today to avoid too much wetness and mud, worked very well. 1440 hrs, rain setting inpwheeler09/03/2018
Short walk into field from gateway.rhalstead24/02/2018
Easy stroll from field gateway, with no worries about blocking access given the short time awayColin Crawford09/01/2018
3rd hill of 10 on a Northants day trip from Nottingham with girlfriend as driver. WE visited Naseby Hill and Honey Hill before taking minor roads via Yelverton and Crick to this hill, parking right next to the field gate. I followed the field edge up to see Trig Pillar, recording 177m (SP 55572 67982) then across field to theoretical high point, recording 178m @ SP 55553 67897 then to edge of hedge next to road then through the holly hedge (176m @ SP 55549 67860)before walking back the short distance to the car....Onwards to Borough Hill....Dazingdale30/12/2017
Sunny morning.Dugswell206/08/2017
Parked at entrance to field, short walk to trig. Field edge by hedge next to road seemed as high.Aye Jimmy06/08/2017
To trig in hedge and middle of possibly higher field. The hill slopes down to the east to produce a shallow valley -famously known as the Watford Gap on the M1 (with its Service Station)-turns out there is small village close by called Watford which gives it the name and explains why its a long way north of the 'real' Watford just north of London.Chris Pearson23/03/2017
From road to trig point in the hedge and then to HP in field not far from road.PeterD03/11/2016
177 spot on road, trig and then in field level with road high point. Very flat.chrisbien07/10/2016
Only just spotted trig buried in hedgeGordonAdshead10/07/2016
50 ms from open barrier along edge of field to TP.Campbell Singer18/02/2016
Cycled over this hill on numerous occasions, but this the only time I have visited the summit.JohnW14/11/2015
Visited trig and walked around other potential high spots in the field. It's one of those where, wherever you are, there always looks like there is a higher spot just over there.clivevilla02/11/2015
Braunston to Daventry. Included Ashby St. Ledgers, a very picturesque village, in the itinery.Smudge20/02/2015
GIdris18/01/2015
A quick drive-by to bag this hill. The summit is in a field beside the minor road that links Barby and Welton. There is a crest on the road - 100 metres northwest of this crest is the entrance to the field, protected by a barrier. The trig column is a couple of dozen yards from the minor road. It is buried in the hedge so it's a bit hard to spot. The highest point appears to be near the centre of the field.Skip25/10/2014
visited trig in hedge then to HP, in field but close to hedge by the road to SW of trig.Adrian15/02/2014
Bagged trig before a 13 mile round from Braunston taking in Beacon Hill.DanTrig08/05/2004
RHW03/11/2002
dubvine09/09/2022
Martin R24/02/2022
Wycombe Wanderer10/07/2021
Bag For Life10/07/2021
Denise 28/02/2021
RichardM28/02/2021
davefh07/06/2020
johnkenyon05/04/2020
geoffreycurnock10/07/2019
Mark Sims01/03/2019
mae22/03/2018
jimbloomer18/12/2017
Jonathan Russell09/12/2017
KC07/07/2017
DC11main26/06/2016
ngthack30/08/2015
andrew brown16/06/2015
stevent080908/09/2013
asbown05/12/2012
Alex C10/10/2012