to A. Wainwright's Pictorial Guides (second edition, Lingdales Press, 1984). Turner's list omits two tops explicitly mentioned in the book (St. John's Hill and Newton Fell South) and the 12 nameless summits, and it contains many inaccuracies. A second edition of the book, revised by Chris Jesty, was published by Frances Lincoln in 2011 (). It maintains the same format but uses red to highlight paths on the route diagrams, and includes updated content (e.g. for Staveley Fell where Jesty says (p. 49) "There must be many people who, encouraged ... by the first edition of this book, have turned left and ... been turned back by an uncrossable fence." before providing an alternative route.) Highest and lowest The highest three summits listed by Wainwright are: Walna Scar Black Combe Great Yarlside The lowest summits are: Humphrey Head , of which Wainwright says "A fell it certainly is not, being a meagre 172 feet above the sea..." Cartmel Fell/Raven's Barrow Newton Fell South List of summits The list below has been arranged in alphabetical order rather than height in order to align as far as possible with the list at the back of Wainwright's book. Summits are listed by the name used in the Database of British and Irish Hills, with cross-references from other summit names used by Wainwright to the entries in this table. Each summit appears only once, with height and grid reference. The "page" column allows the list to be sorted into Wainwright's order of chapters, which is roughly geographical, moving clockwise round the area from Kendal in the east. Map The map marks the highest point reached on each of Wainwright's 56 walks. The number adjacent to each point gives the page number of the corresponding chapter in the book and the colour indicates the general height of the summit. Clicking a number provides a link to the article about the fell in question. See also List of Wainwrights List of Birketts List of fells in the Lake District – alphabetical and height listings List of hills in the Lake District – topographical groupings References Sources External links Wainwright Walks on the Outlying Fells Database of British and Irish Hills Wainwrights On The Air based on Wainwright's Hills – English Lake District Alfred Wainwright Books & Memorabilia Hiking books Travel guide books Fells of the Lake District English non-fiction books Walking in the United Kingdom Geography