Summerhouse Hill
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| Summerhouse Hill | |
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 Summerhouse Hill seen from the southern slopes of Tolsford Hill. |
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| Elevation | 148 m ( ft) |
| Location | North Downs, England |
| Prominence | 50 m |
| Topo map | OS Landrangers 179, 189 |
| OS grid reference | TR166377 |
| Listing | none |
Summerhouse Hill is a chalk hill near Folkestone in Kent. It lies isolated from the main ridge of the North Downs and lies on land owned by the Ministry of Defence.
The hill has a distinctive conical shape and reaches a height of 148 metres. The hill use to be capped by a summerhouse from which it derives its name.
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