Billinge Hill

Billinge Hill, otherwise called Billinge Lump, is the most elevated point in the Metropolitan Borough of Saint Helens in North West England. It is additionally the most noteworthy purpose of Merseyside. It lies in Billinge, inside the memorable area limits of Lancashire. It is one of the 176 slopes evaluated as a Marilyn in England. Throughout the years it has been shrouded in spray painting which was as of late wiped off and the metal boards limiting access to within the guide have been painted dark.

Billinge Hill was likewise utilized by the Royal Observer Corps, and there was a fortification at the site, 60 yards 55 m West of and beneath Beacon. The Beacon itself was utilized for flying machine perception amid and after the war. The shelter would have been utilized to screen the area of atomic impacts and the subsequent aftermath over Lancashire in case of atomic war.