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The '''Pennines''' the main [[England|English]] highland area. running south to north along the centre of England from the north [[Midlands]] through several counties right up to the [[Scotland|Scottish]] border. As such, they are referred to as the 'backbone of Britain'.

The '''Pennines''' the main [[England|English]] highland area. running south to north along the centre of England from the north [[Midlands]] to the far north of England at the Tyne Gap, which separates them from the [[Cheviot Hills]] to the north. As such, they are referred to as the 'backbone of Britain'.

By far the largest range of hills in England, the Pennines traverse nine counties (from north to south): [[Northumberland]], [[Cumberland]], [[County Durham]], [[Westmorland]], [[Yorkshire]] (North and West Ridings), [[Lancashire]], [[Cheshire]], [[Derbyshire]] and [[Staffordshire]].

By far the largest range of hills in England, the Pennines traverse nine counties (from north to south): [[Northumberland]], [[Cumberland]], [[County Durham]], [[Westmorland]], [[Yorkshire]] (North and West Ridings), [[Lancashire]], [[Cheshire]], [[Derbyshire]] and [[Staffordshire]].