In Old English, the crest of a hill would have been referred to as "hrycg" or "hring".
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The crest of a hill is called the summit or peak.
A hill crest is commonly referred to as a hilltop or summit.
A crest of a hill is the highest point or peak along the top of the hill where the elevation begins to descend on either side. It is often a flat or rounded area that offers a vantage point for views of the surrounding landscape.
The crest in a wave is the highest point of the wave, while the trough is the lowest point. The crest represents the maximum positive displacement of the wave, while the trough represents the maximum negative displacement.
The best lane position as you approach the crest of a hill is to be in the center or the right side of your lane, to be able to have the best visibility of the road ahead. This position allows you to see oncoming traffic and potential hazards as you reach the top of the hill. It's important to maintain a safe speed and be prepared to slow down or stop if needed.