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Just for clarity. do you mean the spec's for the pillar above ground or the entire pillar including the underground base?

Additionally it might be worth confirming the type of pillar you're trying to replicate - there are a few variations, a few examples below

https://s0.geograph.org.uk/geophotos ...

I've seen something like this before (I forget where) and I doubt it's actually a triangulation pillar, the fact that the water board have apparently installed it suggests it has nothing to do with triangulation.

Here's a link to a webpage you might find useful

https://www.geolsoc.org.uk/Policy-and-Media/Outreach/Plate-Tectonic-Stories/Great-Glen-Fault

the podcast is worth a listen and for a more 'techie' explanation of the fault

http://www.emgs.org.uk/Mercian/Mercian%20-%20Individual%20papers/Mercian ...

Ah well, perhaps I shouldn't bother next time?

Looks like Cow Close Fell to me as it appears Pen-y-ghent is in the background (we're in the Yorkshire Dales area here - find Horton in Ribblesdale and PyG is a couple of miles east-ish and Cow Close Fell is across the next valley, ENE).

See https://trigpointing.uk/trig/2465

I think the base is ...

The short answer is no. See attached pic.

The trig point is no longer shown on OS maps, the screen dump of the pic attached is from a map circa late 1990's and is as the current OS maps shows (the 'flag' is my identification of the site reference number).

The clip you've uploaded looks like a section from the 1876 OS map (as taken from the ...

Are you uploading photo's taken on your phone?

For search purposes in the database

Waypoint: TP3941

Town: Ladybank

or Hilton in the Fife Region county