The same fells, a different shape
Every edition holds the identical chart — all 214 Wainwrights, each drawn from its own skyline, with its name and its height in feet and metres. Only the arrangement changes.
Line · Winter Ice — you are looking at the Rosette. The Grid has exactly the same 214 fells in exactly the same colours.
See the GridThe 214 Wainwrights Grid — Line · Winter Ice Chart
The other editions
The same 214 fells, a different colourway.
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The 214 Wainwrights Grid — Line · Winter Ice Chart
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The 214 Wainwrights Grid — Line · Brights Framed Poster
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The 214 Wainwrights Hex Map — By Pictorial Guide
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The 214 Wainwrights Grid — Line Pastels Chart Poster
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Every fell, named and measured
Each tile is drawn from the fell's own skyline, so no two are alike, and each carries the name Wainwright himself used along with its height in both feet and metres — his original guidebook altitude beside the modern survey. The fells run in height order, highest first, which is why the colour sorts itself down the sheet.
- 214 fells, every one of them
- 7 Pictorial Guides, 1955–1966
- 3,210 ft Scafell Pike, the highest
- 985 ft Castle Crag, the lowest
