Cam Rakes
hill or mountain · North Yorkshire · 503m
Old EnglishAI-generated
This name likely refers to a series of ridges or elevated areas with a curved or uneven shape. 'Cam' suggests a crooked or uneven feature, and 'Rakes' refers to steep slopes or ridges.
Word origins
- Cam
- Old EnglishCrooked, uneven(from cam "crooked, bent")
- Rakes
- Old EnglishRidges, steep slopes(from raca "rake, steep slope")