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The summit of Jerimoth Hill, such as it is, has an appropriate granite summit boulder (all of an 18-inch hop up from the surrounding ground) and a cairn to mark the summit. No summit register, and plenty of trees around to limit the view, except to the south where you can see the clearing where Brown University has some of their telescope platforms. The benchmark isn't even at the summit, but is a hundred feet or so laterally (and perhaps two feet vertically) from the summit boulder.