Infobox Mountain
Name = Queensberry
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Elevation = 697 m (2286 ft)
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Prominence = "c." 212 m
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OS "Landranger" 78
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Grid_ref_UK = NX989998
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Listing = Marilyn, Donald
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Queensberry is a hill at the southern end of the
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