Statistics for Highest peaks in the English ceremonial counties

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County	Highest Point	% Correct
Cumbria	Scafell Pike	81%
Derbyshire	Kinder Scout	30%
Cornwall	Brown Willy	24%
North Yorkshire	Whernside	20%
Northumberland	The Cheviot	15%
Somerset	Dunkery Beacon	13%
Surrey	Leith Hill	13%
Devon	High Willhays	12%
Worcestershire	Worcestershire Beacon	10%
Norfolk	Beacon Hill	9%
West Yorkshire	Black Hill	8%
Shropshire	Brown Clee Hill	8%
East Sussex	Ditchling Beacon	7%
Bedfordshire	Dunstable Downs	7%
Cheshire	Shining Tor	7%
Durham	Mickle Fell	6%
Wiltshire	Milk Hill	6%
Herefordshire	Black Mountain	5%
Gloucestershire	Cleeve Hill	5%
Oxfordshire	Whitehorse Hill	5%
Leicestershire	Bardon Hill	4%
Northamptonshire	Arbury Hill	3%
Merseyside	Billinge Hill	3%
East Riding of Yorkshire	Bishop Wilton Wold	3%
Greater Manchester	Black Chew Head	3%
Staffordshire	Cheeks Hill (South West shoulder)	3%
Essex	Chrishall Common	3%
Rutland	Cold Overton Park	3%
Warwickshire	Ebrington Hill	3%
Suffolk	Great Wood Hill	3%
Lancashire	Green Hill	3%
City of London	Junction of High Holborn and Chancery Lane	3%
Dorset	Lewesdon Hill	3%
Hertfordshire	Pavis Wood (North East shoulder)	3%
Hampshire	Pilot Hill	3%
Isle of Wight	St Boniface Down	3%
West Midlands	Turners Hill	3%
Greater London	Westerham Heights (North East sholder)	3%
Kent	Betsom's Hill	2%
Cambridgeshire	Great Chishill	2%
Buckinghamshire	Haddington Hill	2%
South Yorkshire	High Stones	2%
Lincolnshire	Normanby le Wold Top	2%
Nottinghamshire	Silverhill	2%
Berkshire	Walbury Hill	2%
West Sussex	Blacks Down	1%
Tyne and Wear	Currock Hill	1%
City of Bristol	Lodge Hill	1%