The one Manx Hill also known as a 'Dewey' on The Isle of Man
A Hill that is also known as a 'Dewey' is defined as being any high point between 500m (1650ft) and 610m (2000ft) above mean sea-level with at least 30m (approx 100ft) of 'prominence' or 'ascent' on all sides.
There are currently 421 Hills also known as Deweys:
- 180 in England, 241 in Wales and 1 in The Isle of Man.
NB. Hills that is also known as 'Deweys' are named after a list in a chapter of a book called 'Mountain Tables' by Michael Dewey.
North Barrule
There is one top on the Isle of Man that would qualify as a 'Dewey' in terms of height and prominence is North Barrule at 565m (1,854ft).
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