The same map, the other way round
This map is printed as two different sheets. This one is the checklist: the map with all 214 fells listed beside it, a box to tick and a line to date, sold unframed so a pen can reach it.
The other is the poster. Same map, same 214 summits, but numbered by height with a key naming every fell — framed, glazed and ready to hang, as a picture rather than a record.
See the framed map posterThe 214 Wainwrights — Blueprint Contour Map Poster
Every fell, named and waiting
The relief is drawn from surveyed LIDAR elevation data, so the ground under the pins is the real ground: every ridge, every valley and every lake where it actually lies. Each of the 214 summits sits at its own surveyed position, coloured by which of Wainwright's seven Pictorial Guides it belongs to, and the list runs in height order — highest first, in the altitudes Wainwright himself recorded.
- 214 boxes to tick
- 7 Pictorial Guides, 1955–1966
- 3,210 ft Scafell Pike, number one
- 985 ft Castle Crag, number 214
