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Lindsey, as with the rest of Lincolnshire, is generally low-lying. A range of low-hills, the Lincolnshire Wolds, stretches north-to-south parallel to the area's coast with the [[North Sea]]. The highest point in the Wolds is Wolds Top (also called Normanby Hill), a 551 ft (168 meter) high hill, and they are the highest land in eastern England between the Yorkshire Wolds and the Kent Downs.
Lindsey, as with the rest of Lincolnshire, is generally low-lying. A range of low-hills, the Lincolnshire Wolds, stretches north-to-south parallel to the area's coast with the [[North Sea]]. The highest point in the Wolds is Wolds Top (also called Normanby Hill), a 551 ft (168 meter) high hill, and they are the highest land in eastern England between the Yorkshire Wolds and the Kent Downs.
[[Image:Ridings of Lindsey - Lincolnshire.svg.png|thumb|250px|Lindsey and its three Ridings, highlighted within Lincolnshire.]]
Lindsey, itself a subdivision of Lincolnshire, has three subdivisions of its own; the West, North and South Ridings.
Lindsey, itself a subdivision of Lincolnshire, has three subdivisions of its own; the West, North and South Ridings.