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Hill

A hill is a landform that extends above the surrounding terrain. It often has a distinct summit, and is usually applied to peaks which are above elevation compared to the relative landmass, though not as prominent as mountains. Hills fall under the category of slope landforms.

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Terminology

Historical significance

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Sports and games

Notable artificial hills

Gallery

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Hill

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Edges128
Triples138
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.015504
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Hill

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related to Military significance · 25
Hill → AD, Alesia, American Civil War, American War, Americans, As, Battle, BC, Because, Breed's Hill, Bunker Hill, Cemetery Hill, Cuba, Culp's Hill, Gettysburg, Hills, Independence, Modern, Mons Graupius, San Juan Hill
related to Mound · 22
Hill → Blackstrap Ski Hill, Canada, China, England, Finland, First Qin Emperor, Five Sisters Bing, Germany, Illinois, Italy, Jingshan Hill, Kvarntorpshögen, Malminkartanonhuippu, Mausoleum, Monks Mound, Monte Kaolino, Monte Stella, Mount Manisty, Scotland, Silbury Hill
see also · 21
Hill → Abyssal, Agnesi, Ancient, Country, Cubic, Elevated, European, Geographic, Heaped, Hills, Loose, Medieval, Mound, Mountain, Mountains, Region, Small, Stone, Texas, Type
related to Gallery · 20
Hill → Abruzzo, An, Auckland, Cerro Paranal, Chile, Costa Rica, ErbilHill, ESO's, Finland, Helsinki, IsraelHill, ItalyA, Malminkartanonhuippu, Maungakiekie, New Zealand, One Tree Hill, Orosí, Qasr, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, Southern France
related to Sports and games · 17
Hill → Britain, British English, Contestants, Cooper's Hill Cheese-Rolling, England, English Peak District, Hillwalking, Many, Munro, Munros, Scotland, Scottish Highlands, Specific, The, Wainwrights, Wake, West Country
related to Terminology · 16
Hill → Countryside, Cuillin Hills, Geographers, In, In Wales, Ireland, Rights, Scotland, Some, The, The Oxford English Dictionary, Today, Torridon Hills, UK, Way Act, Whittow
related to Historical significance · 6
Hill → Ancient Rome, For, Many, Middle East, Some, Such
is a · 2
Hill → landform that extends above the surrounding terrain, prominent feature of the skyline of Auckland

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hills mountain mountains england many mound scotland built often feet include height may used top usually also 000 referred names

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Hillis alandform that extends above the surrounding terrain0.90text
Hillis aprominent feature of the skyline of Auckland0.90text
the Cuillin Hillsinstance ofas reflected in names0.80text
the Torridon Hillsinstance ofas reflected in names0.80text
mountainsinstance oferosion of larger landforms0.80text
movementinstance oferosion of larger landforms0.80text
deposition of sediment by glaciersinstance oferosion of larger landforms0.80text
the cable carsinstance ofwith its hills being central to the city's fog and civil engineering projects today famous as tourist attractions0.80text
Lombard Streetinstance ofwith its hills being central to the city's fog and civil engineering projects today famous as tourist attractions0.80text
the English Peak Districtinstance ofHillwalking is popular in hilly areas0.80text
the Scottish Highlandsinstance ofHillwalking is popular in hilly areas0.80text
Hillrelated to GalleryCerro Paranal0.60section

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