The Isle of Wight National Landscape is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) on the Isle of Wight, England's largest offshore island.

The AONB was designated in 1963 and covers 189 square kilometres, about half of the island, mostly near the south-west and north-west coasts but also including downland in the east. It also covers about half the coastline, including both the Hamstead and Tennyson Heritage Coast areas.

In 2019, the AONB was designated as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

Principal summits

The following hills within the National Landscape have at least 30 metres of topographic prominence:

{| class="wikitable sortable static-row-numbers"

!Hill

!Elevation

!Prominence

!Grid reference

|-

|St Boniface Down

|242 m (794 ft)

|242 m

|SZ568785

|-

|St Catherine's Down

|239 m (784 ft)

|127 m

|SZ493772

|-

|Appuldurcombe Down

|226 m (741 ft)

|91 m

|SZ536796

|-

|Brighstone Down

|213.7 m (701 ft)

|150.6 m

|SZ432847

|-

|Westover Down

|203 m (666 ft)

|78 m

|SZ406847

|-

|Chillerton Down

|167 m (548 ft)

|61 m

|SZ475834

|-

|Brook Down

|164 m (538 ft)

|69 m

|SZ390852

|-

|Whitwell Hill

|158 m (518 ft)

|45 m

|SZ520766

|-

|Chillerton Down S Top

|148 m (486 ft)

|33 m

|SZ475826

|-

|Tennyson Down

|147 m (482 ft)

|145 m

|SZ325853

|-

|West High Down

|140.6 m (461 ft)

|30.8 m

|SZ306849

|-

|Grammar's Common

|137 m (449 ft)

|35 m

|SZ415838

|-

|Arreton Down

|135 m (443 ft)

|108 m

|SZ547872

|-

|Berry Hill

|134 m (440 ft)

|35 m

|SZ484827

|-

|Brading Down

|131 m (430 ft)

|58 m

|SZ585869

|-

|Ashey Down

|130 m (427 ft)

|32 m

|SZ574875

|-

|Headon Hill

|120 m (394 ft)

|34 m

|SZ312858

|-

|Bembridge Down

|104.9 m (344 ft)

|100.6 m

|SZ625860

|-

|Rookley Hill

|92 m (302 ft)

|32 m

|SZ504840

|-

|Cranmore Hill

|62 m (203 ft)

|39 m

|SZ389908

|}

See also

  • Western Yar

References

  • Isle of Wight Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Website