Blagdon Hill Farm

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Blagdon Hill Farm rises to 242 m (794 ft) in Somerset. It is the highest point of North Somerset. It stands inside the Mendip Hills National Landscape.

The closest station is Yatton, 11.5 km to the north-west. The nearest other hill is Beacon Batch, 2 km to the west.

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