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Name:Auchronie Hill
Hill number:11703
Height:223m / 732ft
Parent (Ma):1524  Brimmond Hill
RHB Section:21B: Fraserburgh to the Dee Valley
County/UA:Aberdeenshire
Catchment:Dee (Aberdeen), Catchment Boundaries, Don (Aberdeen)
Watershed:Aberdeen Bay
Class:Tump (200-299m), Yeaman
(Tu,2,Y)
Grid ref:NJ 80622 09366
Summit feature:no feature: ground a few metres E of dry stone wall
Drop:82m
Col:141m  NJ844084  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 38
(1:25k) 406E
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 19 users)ByDate of Ascent
thelonious25/12/2023
From the east, parked at double gates, muddy track up the north side of the woods to the top.robertphillips29/12/2021
From W, track, path up thru open woodland, gap in wall, boulder at highpoint on 1m bank with ground beyond apparently levelled. Late eve no cattle, pleasant spotRHW07/05/2021
2nd on a walk/jog from Westhills to Blackburn. Up from SE. Along ridge through wood - horrendous windthrow. Cattle preventing use of field to E. Down to NE.Minto05/07/2020
govanah10/04/2020
fionnag04/04/2020
dave g04/04/2020
Cold and windy morning on way to meeting at Blackburn, after Storm Dennis had passed through the UK over last 3 days. A slight hill but being away from the higher hills to the west offers a good vantage point towards those bigger snow topped hills and close by a glittering Loch Skeene. From west track and woods to simple fence step over to summit mound by cattle feeder, busy with occupants - too surprised to react before I was gone again.Chris Pearson18/02/2020
As below, from West through woods, had a brief look for standing stone but cows in field and fields themselves didn’t look too appealingPDuncan8208/01/2020
Gonk17/12/2019
As chrisbien.Campbell Singer10/05/2019
Barbara Singer10/05/2019
Dave McG18/03/2019
P at bend to W. Along field side then straight through wood and over wall and fence.chrisbien06/08/2018
A bit tricky reaching the summit as cattle were waiting to be fed immediately below the highest point.hill walker14/11/2017
nix_snilloc25/05/2017
chalky195308/03/2015
Mudskipper19/10/2014
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