Photo: Nine Barrow Down, a 200m hill near Swanage, Dorset, south west England. — © Jim Champion / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0

Nine Barrow Down

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Nine Barrow Down is a 200-metre hill in Dorset. It is listed among the 1,546 Marilyns — British hills with at least 150 m of drop on every side. It stands within Dorset National Landscape National Landscape. The nearest railway station is Corfe Castle, 4.7 km to the west.

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