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The highest point in Leicestershire is Bardon Hill, which reaches an elevation of 278 meters (912 feet) above sea level. It is located near the village of Markfield and is part of the National Forest. Bardon Hill is also notable for its limestone quarry and offers panoramic views of the surrounding area.
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Folklore says that Beacon Hill in Leicestershire UK is 500ft above sea level and is the highest point to the east before a hill in Russia Can this be true?
This is not true although I have heard it said myself. Beacon hill is the second highest point in Leics, the highest being Bardon Hill. However, as Bardon Hill is west of Beacon Hill, it doesn't count.
What type of information about Leicestershire can one find on the online portal This is Leicestershire?
The online portal "This is Leicestershire" contains much information about Leicestershire. Such information includes Leicestershire news, lifestyle, travel, style, shopping, jobs, and local directories.
When was Leicestershire Yeomanry created?
Leicestershire Yeomanry was created in 1794.
When was Leicestershire Constabulary created?
Leicestershire Constabulary was created in 1839.
How do you spell Leicestershire?
That is the correct spelling of Leicestershire (county in Midlands of England).
The highest point of the fir?
The highest point on a fir is the treetop.
When was South Leicestershire College created?
South Leicestershire College was created in 1970.
When was Leicestershire Miners' Association created?
Leicestershire Miners' Association was created in 1887.
When did Royal Leicestershire Regiment end?
Royal Leicestershire Regiment ended in 1964.
When was Royal Leicestershire Regiment created?
Royal Leicestershire Regiment was created in 1688.
When was Leicestershire Law Society created?
Leicestershire Law Society was created in 1860.
What is the population of North West Leicestershire?
North West Leicestershire's population is 31.
