Wikipedia:WikiProject British and Irish hills
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Welcome to WikiProject British and Irish Hills. We are working to improve coverage of the hills and mountains of Great Britain, Ireland and the Isle of Man.
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[edit] Project goals
- Ensure there is a full article on each of 284 key mountains.
- Bring Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Snowdon to featured status.
- To assess how complete the articles are in this project there is an Assessment Page
[edit] Members
- Blisco
- Stemonitis
- Mick Knapton
- Suicidalhamster
- Grinner
- Finavon
- Lysy
- ras52
- Bobble Hat
- Snozzer
- Bob
- Timst
- Freddyj66
- Pyrope
- Stirzy
- Rubisco
- Michael Campbell
- Andrewharrington2003
[edit] Related WikiProjects
[edit] Banner
You can mark articles as part of this project by putting {{BIhills}} at the top of the talk page. This produces the banner below, and adds the talk page to Category:WikiProject British and Irish hills.
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[edit] Categories
Some of the most used categories and sub-categories containing British and Irish hills.
- Mountains and hills of the Republic of Ireland
- Mountains and hills of the Isle of Man
- Marilyns
- Hewitts
[edit] Resources
- Chris Crocker's Database of British Hills – lists every Marilyn, Munro, Corbett, Graham, Donald, Murdo, Hewitt and Nuttall in Great Britain and the Isle of Man, with heights and grid references. A compilation of the various revisions of Munro's Tables is available from the same site.
- Geograph British Isles – a project to collect photos from every 1km grid square in the British Isles, available for reuse under a Creative Commons license. Wikipedia and Wikimedia Commons both have {{Geograph}} tags for identifying Geograph images.
