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Tabular Hills

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Steep-sided river valleys break through the Tabular Hills to form a broken series of tablet-shaped hills. The most distinctive feature is their northern
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on the North Sea coast and measures 48 miles (77 km). It crosses sparsely settled countryside between Scalby and
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formed when an exit to the North Sea for glacial meltwater was denied by the
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is a scallop-shaped valley formed by the action of a line of springs.
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in the west. The name refers to their flat summits composed of hard
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The Tabular Hills walk loosely links the two southerly ends of the
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form an east–west line along the southern bounds of the
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Index



Derwent
Wrench Green
North York Moors
Scarborough
Black Hambleton
Corallian limestone
Vale of Pickering
escarpment
River Rye
Hambleton Hills
Newton Dale
Forge Valley
deep channels
North Sea ice-sheet
Hole of Horcum
Cleveland Way National Trail
North York Moors National Park
Helmsley
Scalby Mills
Levisham
Newton-on-Rawcliffe
Cropton
Appleton-le-Moors
Hutton-le-Hole
Gillamoor
Fadmoor
"Tabular Hill"
"On the Excavation of the Valleys in the Tabular Hills, as shown by the Configuration of Yedmandale, near Scarbro'"

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