The markers on this map show the locations of the various classifications of hills in Scotland.

	Munros, which are distinct hills over 3000 feet (914m) high.
	Tops, which are over 3000 feet but close enough to a Munro to be considered part of the same hill.
	Corbetts, which are between 2500 feet (762m) and 3000 feet with a drop of at least 500 feet between it and any adjacent higher hill.
	Others, which are too lowly to count as Munros or Corbetts but are still worth a visit.

If you click on the marker you can see a the name of the hill and its height and clicking on that will take you to the an area of my photo albulm relating to the hill.