Summit Register

Hewitt · Kerry, Ireland

Baurtregaum

850 m

2,789 ftDrop 644 mQ 749 076

Finder: 25 Hewitts in Kerry

sea level3,000 ft · Munro height2,500 ft · Corbett height2,000 ft · Graham, Hewitt height2 kmBaurtregaum850Beenoskee824Banoge Mountain641.6Slievanea670.7Carrauntoohil1,038.6
sea level3,000 ft · Munro height2,500 ft · Corbett height2,000 ft · Graham, Hewitt height2 kmBaurtregaum850Beenoskee824Banoge Mountain641.6
Looking north, 6957 km wide, heights ×1832 (method).

Baurtregaum is a Hewitt of 850 m in Kerry. Only five of the register's Ireland hills are higher.

Its closest neighbour in this register, Beenoskee, is 16.9 km away. Its drop of 644 m is 76% of its height: the col linking it to higher ground is only 206 m above sea level. In the database's Dingle Peninsula - E of Dingle region it is the highest of four register hills, above Beenoskee, Slievanea and Banoge Mountain. It shares its height of 850 m with Slieve Donard. On the Hewitts height ladder it sits between Slieve Donard (850 m) and Mullaghcleevaun (846.7 m). Its nearest higher summit, Skregmore East Top (852.1 m, 22.3 km south), is a listed top not profiled here. The summit is marked by a trig point.

To scale

Summit850 mKey col206 mdrop 644 msea level
Key col Q 679 067, 7.1 km west of the summit.

Where it stands

Height

850 m6th highest of 104 in Ireland

Drop

644 m90th of 1,140 across Britain and Ireland

Isolation

22.3 km58th most isolated of 1,139

Neighbours

  1. 1
    Beenoskee16.9 km west
    824 m
  2. 2
    Banoge Mountain20.3 km west
    641.6 m
  3. 3
    Slievanea23.4 km west
    670.7 m
  4. 4
    Carrauntoohil23.8 km south
    1,038.6 m
1234BeenoskeeBanoge MountainCarrauntoohilN10 km

Lists

  • 39th highest of the 275 Hewitts profiled here
  • 320th highest of the 885 Marilyns profiled here

Record

Nearest higher
Skregmore East Top, 852.1 m, 22.3 km south
Region
49B: Dingle Peninsula - E of Dingle
OS map
71
Summit
Trig point
DoBIH no.
20015
Map of Britain and Ireland marking Baurtregaum

Data: DoBIH v18.6, CC BY 4.0 (method). What prominence (drop) means, with real figures