Topo Map of Summits in Tolland County, Connecticut
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Summits in Tolland County Connecticut
| Place | USGS Topo Map |
|---|---|
| Bald Hill | Westford |
| Bald Mountain | Ellington |
| Ball Hill | Coventry |
| Box Hill | Rockville |
| Brackett Hill | Coventry |
| Buff Cap Hill | Stafford Springs |
| Bunker Hill | Columbia |
| Burley Hill | Wales |
| Burnt Hill | Marlborough |
| Burrows Hill | Marlborough |
| Cassidy Hill | Coventry |
| Cat Rocks | Southbridge |
| Chestnut Hill | Columbia |
| Chestnut Hill | Spring Hill |
| Chestnut Hill | Monson |
| Chestnut Mountain | Ellington |
| Clarks Hill | Columbia |
| Colburn Hill | Monson |
| Coye Hill | Westford |
| Crow Hill | Stafford Springs |
| Crow Hill | Monson |
| Fox Hill | Rockville |
| Frankel Hill | Marlborough |
| Grant Hill | Rockville |
| Hall Hill | Hampden |
| Hedgehog Hill | Westford |
| Holt Mountain | Westford |
| Kendall Hill | Stafford Springs |
| Knowlton Hill | Spring Hill |
| Lead Mine Hill | Westford |
| Mack Hill | Marlborough |
| Monument Hill | Marlborough |
| Murry Hill | Stafford Springs |
| Neff Hill | Stafford Springs |
| New Boston Hill | Marlborough |
| Newell Hill | Ellington |
| Parker Mountain | Stafford Springs |
| Paulk Hill | Ellington |
| Perkins Mountain | Hampden |
| Pinney Hill | Coventry |
| Post Hill | Columbia |
| Rattlesnake Hill | Hampden |
| Reed Hill | Rockville |
| Riley Mountain | Coventry |
| Rockwell Hill | Stafford Springs |
| Soapstone Mountain | Ellington |
| Stickney Hill | Westford |
| Sugar Hill | Stafford Springs |
| The Pinnacle | Hampden |
| Tolland Hill | Stafford Springs |
| Utley Hill | Columbia |
| Village Hill | Stafford Springs |
| Walker Mountain | Westford |
| Wenberg Hill | Westford |
| Whifford Hill | Stafford Springs |
| Whites Hill | Rockville |
| Wolf Rock | Spring Hill |
| Wormwood Hill | Spring Hill |
This is a list of all the summits in Tolland County, Connecticut. In some cases there are duplicate names so try to select the one you are looking for based on the USGS quad topo map name which is often a recognizable feature or town nearby.