Dartmoor
Codexery
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Dartmoor Codexery
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Dartmoor
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Ashburton, Devon
— Historic stannary town on Dartmoor's southeastern edge.
Bellever
— Hamlet on the East Dart with a 1934 youth hostel and Bellever Forest.
Belstone
— Dartmoor village with Bronze Age remains and literary connections.
River Bovey
— Largest tributary of the River Teign, rising on eastern Dartmoor.
Bovey Tracey
— Gateway to the Moor, with a history tied to Becket's murder.
Bowerman's Nose
— Granite stack on Dartmoor with folklore and disputed height.
Buckland Beacon
— Granite tor with carved Ten Commandments and a Jubilee Stone.
Burrator
— Locality in Devon, site of a reservoir and a grouped parish council.
Burrator Reservoir
— A Dartmoor reservoir supplying Plymouth, completed in 1898.
Chagford
— A Dartmoor market town with a history of tin and wool.
Childe's Tomb
— Granite cross on Dartmoor with a legendary hunter's tale.
Clapper bridge
— Ancient stone slab bridges found on Dartmoor and other uplands.
Cosdon Hill
— A prominent Dartmoor hill with prehistoric remains.
Cranmere Pool
— Dartmoor depression, site of the first letterbox.
Crapstone
— Devon village on Dartmoor's edge, known for its unusual name.
Crazywell Pool
— A Dartmoor pond linked to tin mining and local legends.
River Dart
— A Devon river rising on Dartmoor and flowing to Dartmouth.
Dartmeet
— Confluence of East and West Dart, with prehistoric remains.
HM Prison Dartmoor
— Historic prison on Dartmoor, built for Napoleonic prisoners of war.
Dartmoor longhouse
— A medieval stone house sharing a roof with livestock on Dartmoor.
Dartmoor Preservation Association
— Environmental body founded in 1883 to protect Dartmoor.
Dartmoor Training Area
— Military training area on Dartmoor used since around 1800.
Dartmoor Zoological Park
— A Devon zoo reopened after closure, now a conservation charity.
Dendles Wood
— Protected upland oakwood on Dartmoor's southern edge.
Devon Air Ambulance
— Charity providing helicopter and car emergency medical cover for Devon.
Devonport Leat
— A 1790s leat carrying Dartmoor water to Plymouth's dockyards.
Ditsworthy Warren House
— Isolated Dartmoor warren keeper's house and War Horse film location.
Dr Blackall's Drive
— A scenic carriage drive built by a Victorian physician.