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English: Determining the relative height of Great Shunner Fell (716 m), showing the two highest possible paths to Whernside (736 m) resp. Little Fell (745 m). While Whernside is nearer, the path has to descend to Garsdale Head at 324 m (B), whereas the path to Little Fell is nowhere lower than 419 m (A).
Deutsch: Bestimmung der Schartenhöhe des Great Shunner Fell (716 m). Gezeigt sind die zwei höchstmöglichen Wege zu höheren Bergen, dem Whernside (736 m) im Süden und dem Little Fell (745 m) im Norden. Whernside liegt zwar näher, der Weg muss aber bis Garsdale Head (324 m, Punkt B) absteigen, während der Weg nach Little Fell nur bis auf 419 m (A) absteigen muss.
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