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Bredon Hill

hill, England, United Kingdom
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Bredon Hill is an isolated hill in Worcestershire, England, standing nearly 1,000 feet (300 metres) high. It is a spur of the Cotswolds uplands, located in the southwestern part of the Wychavon district. The hill is situated in the fertile valleys of the Severn and (Upper) Avon rivers, an area known for its fruit and vegetable cultivation.1

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  1. Mendip Hills
  2. Wychavon

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