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Cushat Law

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Cushat Law rises to 616 m (2,021 ft) in Northumberland. It is one of the 316 Hewitts, and a Nuttall besides. It is one of 15 hills the Albion Guide lists in Northumberland. The surrounding countryside is part of Northumberland National Park National Park.

Nearby hills include Bloodybush Edge, Comb Fell and Hedgehope Hill.

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