Highest roads of England
Located in the North Atlantic, England takes up under two thirds of the island of Great Britain and a number of small islands. It is bordered to the north by Scotland and to the west by Wales. The weather in England is temperate with mild summers and winters. Most of the country consists of low hills and plains, with upland and mountainous terrain in the north and west.
Highest roads of England:
| Road | Elevation | Surface |
| Great Dun Fell | 848m (2,782ft) | Paved |
| Killhope Cross | 629m (2,063ft) | Paved |
| Harthope Moss | 628m (2,060ft) | Paved |
| Newbiggin-Westgate Road | 610m (2,001ft) | Paved |
| Black Hill | 607m (1,991ft) | Paved |
| Dowgang Hush | 600m (1,968ft) | Paved |
| B6277 Road | 599m (1,965ft) | Paved |
| Cam High Road | 589m (1.932ft) | Paved |
Pic: Richard Peasland
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