Summit Register

Hills of Wicklow

Wicklow (Ireland) has 7 summits in this register, out of 97 hills of all sizes in the Database of British and Irish Hills. The highest is Lugnaquillia Mountain at 924.7 m; the median height is 725.5 m and the median drop 231 m.

On the lists: Hewitts 7 · Marilyns 7 · Furths 1 · County tops 1

median 725.5 m121111700 m800 m900 mLugnaquillia Mountain 924.7 mmedian 725.5 m12121800 mLugnaquillia Mountain 924.7 m
All 7 hills of Wicklow in this register, counted in 25 m height bands (wider bands on small screens).

Wicklow in brief

Its highest hill, Lugnaquillia Mountain, ranks 4th of the 104 register hills in Ireland. The median hill here is 35.5 m higher than the Ireland median of 690 m. For two of its 7 hills the nearest higher summit lies in another county entry, such as Lugnaquillia Mountain, whose nearest higher summit is Snowdon – Yr Wyddfa. By main list the hills are six Hewitts and one Furth. Four have a trig point at or by the summit.

Most prominent

Greatest drop above the key col.

  1. Lugnaquillia Mountain
    849 m
  2. Mullaghcleevaun
    371 m
  3. Keadeen Mountain
    338 m
  4. Scarr
    231 m
  5. Croaghanmoira Mountain
    208.7 m
  6. Djouce
    205 m
  7. Tonelagee
    204 m

Most isolated

Distance to the nearest higher summit.

  1. Lugnaquillia Mountain
    160.2 km
  2. Mullaghcleevaun
    15.7 km
  3. Djouce
    8.1 km
  4. Croaghanmoira Mountain
    6.8 km
  5. Keadeen Mountain
    6.4 km
  6. Tonelagee
    5.7 km
  7. Scarr
    3.8 km

All 7 hills by height

No.HillHeightDropLists
1Lugnaquillia Mountain924.7 m849 mHewitts, Furths, Marilyns, County topsDrop 849 m
2Mullaghcleevaun846.7 m371 mHewitts, MarilynsDrop 371 m
3Tonelagee815.8 m204 mHewitts, MarilynsDrop 204 m
4Djouce725.5 m205 mHewitts, MarilynsDrop 205 m
5Croaghanmoira Mountain662.3 m208.7 mHewitts, MarilynsDrop 208.7 m
6Keadeen Mountain653 m338 mHewitts, MarilynsDrop 338 m
7Scarr640 m231 mHewitts, MarilynsDrop 231 m

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Source: The Database of British and Irish Hills v18.6, CC BY 4.0; counties as recorded in the database. Our own calculations.