Longlands Fell is a Lake District fell of 483 m in Cumberland. It rises only 37 m above its key col, 7.7% of its height.
All four of its nearest neighbours are higher, up to Great Sca Fell at 651 m. It sits below Brae Fell, only 1.3 km to the east and 102.4 m higher. Its key col leads to Knott, not to its nearest higher summit, Lowthwaite Fell. It shares its height of 483 m with Sour Howes. On the Wainwrights height ladder it sits between Baystones (486.9 m) and Sour Howes (483 m). Its nearest higher summit, Lowthwaite Fell (509 m, 0.7 km south), is a listed top not profiled here. The key col is close by, only 0.4 km to the south at 446 m. It falls on two OS 1:50,000 sheets, 89 and 90.
