Milburn topographic map
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Milburn
From an agricultural perspective, however, the Geopark is simply an area of poorly drained grazing that becomes progressively less useful as its altitude increases. Nevertheless, the lower slopes of the inlier are still sufficiently valuable to be enclosed, largely with drystone walling, and are used for grazing sheep and cattle. Fell ponies are also raised here. Immediately above the village, this area is known as Red Carle.
About this map
Name: Milburn topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Milburn, Westmorland and Furness, England, United Kingdom (54.63878 -2.55894 54.70728 -2.37259)
Average elevation: 1,050 ft
Minimum elevation: 302 ft
Maximum elevation: 2,930 ft
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