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The 214 Wainwrights Map and Checklist

The 214 Wainwrights Map and Checklist

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Size
  • Tick and date all 214
  • 50 x 70 cm sheet
  • Unframed, rolled in a tube

Bagging the 214 Wainwrights is a milestone for any Lake District walker. This sheet captures that journey, offering a working record of your round rather than a static picture. It starts blank and fills up over the years.

A relief map displays every summit pinned and numbered, matched to a complete list of the fells running highest first. Beside every name sits a box to tick and a ruled line to record the date. Each fell's number is coloured by its Pictorial Guide, linking your ticked row to its exact location on the ground.

This is supplied as an unframed print, rolled and posted in a tube. That is a deliberate choice, as you cannot tick a box through glazing. It is a working chart that belongs pinned to a study wall, a landing or the back of a door—somewhere you pass with a pen in reach.

Size and what is on the sheet

One size: 50 x 70 cm (about 20 x 28 inches), and that is the sheet itself — there is no frame and no mount, so all of it shows.

On it: the relief map with all 214 summits pinned, numbered and coloured by Pictorial Guide, then every fell listed with the same number, a tick box and a ruled line for the date. The rows are set at a 10 mm pitch with a 6 mm box and a 22 mm date line, which is room for a pen rather than a pencil dot.

There is only one size because all 214 fells are named on the sheet: any smaller and both the names and the writing room go.

Paper, and why it is unframed

Printed on 200 gsm enhanced matte fine-art paper — the same stock as our framed posters. It is uncoated and matte, so it takes pen and pencil without beading or smudging, and it does not reflect.

It is sold as the print alone, rolled and posted in a tube. That is deliberate: this sheet is meant to be written on, and you cannot tick a box through glazing. Pin it, tack it, or frame it later once the round is done.

If you would rather have the map framed and ready to hang, the framed map poster is the sheet for that — it carries the same map with every summit numbered.

Delivery and returns

Every sheet is printed to order, at the production facility closest to your delivery address, and dispatched rolled in a tube.

UK delivery normally takes up to five working days after dispatch; international orders can take up to 28 days.

Full detail is in our shipping policy and refund policy.

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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 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
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