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or with convection. In summer, convection caused by solar surface heating sometimes forms shower clouds and a large proportion of rainfall comes from showers and thunderstorms at this time of year. The wettest months are
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originated on
Dartmoor in the 19th century and has become increasingly popular in recent decades. Watertight containers, or 'letterboxes', are hidden throughout the moor, each containing a visitor's book and a rubber stamp. Visitors take an impression of the letterbox's rubber stamp as proof of
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After a few thousand years, the mild climate deteriorated. This left these areas uninhabited, and, consequently, relatively undisturbed to the present day. The highly acidic soil has ensured that no organic remains have survived, but the durability of the granite has meant that the remains of
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or mires can result. Some of these, topped with bright green moss, are known to locals as "feather beds" or "quakers", because they can shift (or 'quake') beneath a person's feet. Quakers result from sphagnum moss growing over the water that accumulates in the hollows in the granite.
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1:25,000 scale maps). Flagpoles on many tors in and around the ranges fly red flags when firing is taking place. At other times, members of the public are allowed access. Blank rounds may also be used, but the MoD does not notify the public of this in advance.
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The climate became wetter and cooler over the course of a thousand years from around 1000 BC, resulting in much of high
Dartmoor being largely abandoned by its early inhabitants. The earliest surviving farms, still in operation today, are known as the
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types of fire-fallow farmland. Areas less suited for farming tended to be burned for livestock grazing. Over the centuries these
Neolithic practices greatly expanded the upland moors, and contributed to the acidification of the soil and the accumulation of
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when he came upon a top-hat brim down on the surface of the mire. He kicked it, whereupon a voice called out: "What be you a-doin' to my 'at?" The man replied, "Be there now a chap under'n?" "Ees, I reckon," was the reply, "and a hoss under me likewise."
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The climate at the time was warmer than today, and much of today's moorland was covered with trees. The prehistoric settlers began clearing the forest, and established the first farming communities. Fire was the main method of clearing land, creating
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When average temperatures at
Princetown between 1961 and 2000 are compared, the average annual temperature in the decade 1990–2000 was up by 0.2 °C (0.4 °F) and the late winter temperature increased by 0.5 °C (0.9 °F).
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The
British government has made promises to protect the integrity of the moor; however, the cost of compensating companies for these licences, which may not have been granted in today's political climate, could prove prohibitive.
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The designated
Dartmoor National Park area has a resident population of about 33,000, which swells considerably during holiday periods with incoming tourists. The largest settlements within the National Park are
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period that the weather again became warmer, and settlers moved back onto the moors. Like their ancient predecessors, they used the natural granite to build their homes, preferring a style known as the
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in their name but quite a number do not. However, this does not appear to relate to whether or not there is an outcrop of rock on their summit. The tors are the focus of an annual event known as the
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and reservoir – 201 m (659 ft) wide and 45 m (148 ft) high concrete dam and
Victorian iron bridge which itself is 165 m (541 ft) wide and 46 m (151 ft) high
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period, probably about 309 million years ago. It is generally accepted that the present surface is not far below the original top of the pluton; evidence for this includes partly digested
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data shows that there was an average of 20 days when snow fell on the moor, and over 40 days a year with hail, which is as high as anywhere else in the country. This results when cold
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woodland clearances. It is home to exceptional epiphytic mosses, liverworts and lichens. Nearly 50 species of moss and liverwort are found in the wood along with 120 types of
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for over 200 years. The public is granted extensive land access rights on
Dartmoor (including restricted access to the firing ranges) and it is a popular tourist destination.
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Throughout human history, the landscape has been exploited for industrial purposes. In recent years, controversy has surrounded the work of industrial conglomerates
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topped with granite tors are the most iconic part of
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on 20 May of that same year. This same episode features a character called ‘Fletcher’, who is modelled upon Bertram Fletcher Robinson and was played by the actor,
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Beardown Man, near Devil's Tor – isolated standing stone 3.5 m (11 ft 6 in) high, said to have another 1 m (3 ft 3 in) below ground.
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The Dartmoor landscape is scattered with the marks left by the many generations who have lived and worked there over the centuries – such as the remains of the
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received 1,700 objections before making the decision. Objectors said that Dartmoor should be an area for recreation, and that the training disturbs the peace.
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are popular on the rivers due to the high rainfall and their high quality, though for environmental reasons access is restricted to the winter months. The
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total rainfall is over 2,000 millimetres (79 in). This compares with less than 800 millimetres (31 in) in the lower land to the east around the
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and features exhibits about Dartmoor's history, culture and wildlife, as well as changing displays of local art. The visitor centres located in
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still surviving although many have been raided over the centuries by the builders of the traditional dry stone walls. These are the remnants of
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is one of the old sessile oak woods that contribute to the listing of Dartmoor as a SAC and is possibly a surviving fragment from the earliest
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for many of Devon's rivers. As well as shaping the landscape, these have traditionally provided a source of power for moor industries such as
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finding the box and record their visit by stamping their own personal stamp in the letterbox's logbook. A recent related development is
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buildings, enclosures and monuments have survived well, as have flint tools. A number of remains were "restored" by enthusiastic
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that can be found in temporary pools, and, in underground streams, very rare cave shrimp. The world's largest land slug, the
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houses. The smallest are around 1.8 m (6 ft) in diameter, and the largest may be up to five times this size.
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country such as this are usually rounded boulder-like formations. More than 160 of the hills of Dartmoor have the word
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The right to wild camp on Dartmoor has been upheld and reinstated, following the Court of Appeal's ruling in mid-2023.
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Upper Erme stone row is the longest on Dartmoor and in fact in the world at 3,300 m (10,800 ft)
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and, in some cases, they have placed their own interpretation on how an area may have looked.
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and goldspot lichen and many rare lichen grow on rocks exposed by mining that are rich in
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Mercer, Ian (1977). "Bogs and Mires of Dartmoor". In Hunt, P. J.; Wills, G. L. (eds.).
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feature information, maps, guidebooks and items for exploring the area.
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thriving in the wettest patches. The valley bogs have lush growth of
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There is a history of military usage of Dartmoor dating back to the
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Quartz and Feldspar. Dartmoor: A British Landscape in Modern Times
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Other bus services operate in Dartmoor on a less frequent basis.
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stories associated with them, such as the ancient burial site of
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2022:– granite-faced concrete dam and lake in Fernworthy Forest, near
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Over half of Dartmoor National Park (57.3%) is private land; the
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are to be found on the moor. The most significant sites include:
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Old sessile oak woods with Ilex and Blechnum in the British Isles
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2065:– prominent tor and viewpoint between Bovey Tracey and Widecombe
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Because of the 1985 Act, Dartmoor was largely unaffected by the
1504:— double stone row approximately 120 m (390 ft) long.
1159:. Woodland birds include a number of migrant species, like the
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Dartmoor has inspired a number of artists and writers, such as
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in southwest England and the gravity anomaly associated with it
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being particularly popular. Other white water rivers are the
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2107:– a TV mast near Princetown which can be seen for many miles.
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village – stone rows, standing stones, kistvaens and cairns.
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have caused more light pollution to be spread onto Dartmoor.
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The vegetation of the bogs depends on the type and location.
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404:
3727:"Book Review: Arthur Conan Doyle, Sherlock Holmes and Devon"
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owns 14% (see below), 3.8% is owned by water companies (see
1254:
3781:"The History Behind the 'Harry Potter' Quidditch World Cup"
3285:"Right to wild camp in England lost in Dartmoor court case"
3118:"South West Peatland Restoration – Devon Climate Emergency"
2508:; cycling (but not on open moorland); and angling for wild
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A few stories have emerged in recent decades, such as the "
1730:— also the site of an airbase during the Second World War.
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View down the River Meavy towards Leather Tor and Sharpitor
3311:"A wild day on Dartmoor — joining the ramblers' rebellion"
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Gravity Anomaly Map of Britain, Ireland and Adjacent Areas
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is the most prominent meeting place, the section known as
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Some of the rivers in Dartmoor have been dammed to create
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The highest points on Dartmoor are on the northern moor:
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3196:. University of Washington Press, Seattle, pp. 348–369.
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643:), and an unnamed point, 493 m (1,617 ft) at (
438:, providing habitats for wildlife. The highest point is
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has similar status to a UK National Park. Areas marked
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2256:", that are said to attack motorists on the B3212 near
1998:– a prison in the middle of Dartmoor at the village of
1726:. Today, a large British Army training camp remains at
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has similar status to a UK National Park. Areas marked
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3810:"J K Rowling turns to sports writing – with Quidditch"
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Some of the bogs on Dartmoor have achieved notoriety.
4149:
The Discovery of Dartmoor, a Wild and Wondrous Region
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GWR operate direct trains from Exeter to Okehampton.
1518:, a quadruple concentric stone circle and stone rows.
1431:— double circle, aligned almost exactly north south.
1151:. There are internationally important populations of
860:, although there is a waymarked footpath across it.
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173 Moretonhampstead – Chagford – Exeter (Dartline)
1619:industry, and farmhouses long since abandoned. See
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4050:
4048:
4046:
4027:. Dartmoor National Park Authority. Archived from
4001:. Dartmoor National Park Authority. Archived from
3975:. Dartmoor National Park Authority. Archived from
3949:. Dartmoor National Park Authority. Archived from
3923:. Dartmoor National Park Authority. Archived from
3875:. Dartmoor National Park Authority. Archived from
3480:"Hugo Baskerville & Squire Richard Cabell III"
3452:. Dartmoor National Park Authority. Archived from
3260:. Dartmoor National Park Authority. Archived from
3219:. Dartmoor National Park Authority. Archived from
3170:. Dartmoor National Park Authority. Archived from
2835:
2636:. Dartmoor National Park Authority. Archived from
2553:Dartmoor is served by the following bus services:
1263:aims to restore around 300 hectares of Dartmoor's
580:– hills topped with outcrops of bedrock, which in
522:into the surrounding sedimentary rocks during the
1859:(the largest, with a population of about 3,500),
1711:
734:. Other rivers flowing from Dartmoor include the
5623:
2569:98 Tavistock – Princetown – Postbridge (Oakleys)
1391:Challacombe, near the prehistoric settlement of
1012:Northern Atlantic wet heaths with Erica tetralix
4043:
3756:"Arthur Conan Doyle, Sherlock Holmes and Devon"
3423:. Viamichelin.com. 3 April 2008. Archived from
2432:on the southern moor. Parts of the Abbots Way,
2183:
1916:– reservoir popular for walks and trout fishing
621:). The highest points on the southern moor are
541:is associated with the Dartmoor pluton as with
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3750:
2179:, forming the second highest hill in Dartmoor.
1231:. Insects found in the heathlands include the
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4243:
3668:Pugh, Brian; Spiring, Paul (September 2008).
2528:The park's main visitor centre is located in
2083:– rugged tor with remains of Iron Age village
1898:navigational box at the bottom of this page.
1251:, a species found nowhere else in the world.
1143:; some are even rare nationally, such as the
492:Map showing the main granite outcrops of the
377:
3725:Professor Mark Brayshay (28 February 2020).
2962:
2960:
2844:. Newton Abbot: David and Charles. pp.
2771:. Exeter: Devon County Council. p. 16.
1992:– meeting point of East and West Dart rivers
1522:
1120:, and in the valley bottoms, many different
514:deposits. The granite (or more specifically
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2557:359 Moretonhampstead – Exeter (Country bus)
1643:being the major part of this, owned by the
415:and surrounding land has been protected by
353:Parentheses denotes the year. An area with
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2416:The oldest leisure pursuit on the moor is
2041:– dominant tor on north west scarp of moor
1749:event and the more recent Dartmoor Beast.
1592:Some way into the moor stands the town of
1292:remains on Dartmoor date back to the late
1104:and other mosses can be found, along with
423:covers 954 km (368 sq mi).
384:
370:
3308:
2993:"Dartmoor – Special Area of Conservation"
2957:
2694:. Chalfont St Peter: Bradt. p. 222.
2346:Dartmoor was the fictional location of a
2013:– location of a memorial to local writer
1255:Restoration and climate change mitigation
963:of the moor. Due to the influence of the
449:Dartmoor National Park is managed by the
5657:Special Areas of Conservation in England
2818:
2229:Many landmarks have ancient legends and
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1778:
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634:), Snowdon 495 m (1,624 ft), (
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552:
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4109:Durrance, E. M.; Laming, D. J. (1982).
3807:
3597:"Jay's Grave: legend, fact and fiction"
3566:
3477:
2834:Brunsden, Denys; Gerrard, John (1970).
2095:– deep and narrow gorge with waterfalls
2031:– a 17th-century crossing of the River
1626:
557:Panorama of some better known Dartmoor
5624:
4146:
3551:
3533:"Sherlock Holmes and the phantom pack"
3397:. The Dartmoor Society. Archived from
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3282:
2941:
2939:
2929:
2927:
2837:"The Physical Environment of Dartmoor"
2766:
2658:Durrance & Laming 1982, pp.86, 101
2105:North Hessary Tor transmitting station
1695:Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000
691:The high ground of Dartmoor forms the
537:on top of the granite. A considerable
506:Dartmoor includes the largest area of
430:that forms the uplands dates from the
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4193:. Newton Abbot: David & Charles.
4185:Worth, R. N. (1967). Spooner, G. M.;
4184:
4127:
3594:
2690:Bradt, Hilary; Booth, Janice (2014).
2396:
2222:was said to have been visited by the
1949:– second highest waterfall in England
1922:– a tor said to be shaped like a nose
1838:
1801:mining. Licences were granted by the
1353:(more usually referred to locally as
950:tends to be associated with Atlantic
478:
5023:National parks of the United Kingdom
4165:
3645:. Legendary Dartmoor. Archived from
3618:. Legendary Dartmoor. Archived from
3530:
3309:Ellingham, Miles (27 January 2023).
2873:. Legendary Dartmoor. Archived from
2871:"Dartmoor's Notorious Fox Tor Mires"
2796:. Legendary Dartmoor. Archived from
2628:
2626:
2624:
2622:
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726:below where it opens up into a long
5682:Protected areas established in 1951
4170:. London: Collins. pp. 30–33.
4168:England's Landscape: The South West
4132:. London: Jonathan Cape / Vintage.
3744:
3640:
3613:
3471:
2997:Joint Nature Conservation Committee
2948:
2936:
2924:
2905:Sidgreaves, Martin (24 July 2020).
2868:
2791:
2740:
2328:Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
1676:National Parks in England and Wales
714:and then becomes a single river at
16:National park in South West England
13:
5137:Loch Lomond and The Trossachs
3506:"Cabell Tomb — Buckfastleigh"
3283:Horton, Helena (13 January 2023).
2794:"The Bogs & Mires of Dartmoor"
2523:
2366:and it was first broadcast in the
1682:much of it has been designated as
1621:Industrial archaeology of Dartmoor
1549:, Neolithic stone box-like tombs.
1527:There are also an estimated 5,000
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1199:, is also found. Reptiles include
453:, whose 22 members are drawn from
14:
5713:
5099:South Pennines Regional Park
4209:
3808:Johnson, Andrew (14 March 2014).
3643:"The Legendary Beast of Dartmoor"
3595:Dixon, Kevin (11 December 2015).
2667:Durrance & Laming 1982, p. 88
2617:
2218:of 1638, the moorland village of
1955:– Edwardian faux castle built by
1829:Dartmoor Preservation Association
1807:Dartmoor Preservation Association
1674:Dartmoor differs from some other
702:The moor takes its name from the
502:Geology of Dartmoor National Park
122:954 km (368 sq mi)
5176: (Bannau Brycheiniog; 1957)
4216:Dartmoor National Park Authority
4056:"Timetables – Country Bus Devon"
2676:British Geological Survey 1997,
1847:A typical Dartmoor tor close to
1823:Those who objected included the
1482:(pronounced 'Scorill'), west of
1068:. On the upland heaths heather (
665:). For a more complete list see
451:Dartmoor National Park Authority
146:Dartmoor National Park Authority
58:
46:
40:V (protected landscape/seascape)
4981:North Devon's Biosphere Reserve
4613:List of civil parishes in Devon
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3567:Channon, Max (3 October 2017).
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2823:. Western Morning News Co. Ltd.
2812:
2634:"General Information Factsheet"
2260:; and the "Beast of Dartmoor",
2047:– pair of ancient stone circles
1908:List of Dartmoor tors and hills
1759:
1211:butterfly, southern damselfly,
1045:Inside Wistman's Wood in summer
667:List of Dartmoor tors and hills
625:, 515 m (1,690 ft), (
612:, 619 m (2,031 ft), (
599:, 621 m (2,037 ft), (
5677:Parks and open spaces in Devon
5642:1951 establishments in England
3999:"Cycling on road and off-road"
3552:Harvey, David (3 March 2014).
3330:Mathers, Matt; Gregory, Andy.
2785:
2760:
2734:
2708:
2683:
2670:
2661:
2652:
2370:on 15 January 2012 and in the
2020:Fernworthy Dam & Reservoir
1712:Use by the Ministry of Defence
1283:
1:
3692:: CS1 maint: date and year (
2605:
2451:. Geocache clues make use of
2280:The Adventure of Silver Blaze
2274:The Hound of the Baskervilles
1959:on a crag above Teign Gorge,
857:The Hound of the Baskervilles
759:reservoirs for drinking water
518:) was intruded at depth as a
4866:Parliamentary constituencies
3376:"Heritage Gateway – Results"
3122:devonclimateemergency.org.uk
2907:"Under a Dartmoor Night Sky"
2821:Crossing's Guide to Dartmoor
2680:, Smith & Edwards 1:500k
2543:
2184:In myths and popular culture
2125:– a swimming spot where the
1901:
1894:For a full list, expand the
1213:narrow-bordered bee hawkmoth
1008:Special Area of Conservation
878:
7:
3830:"The Hounds of Baskerville"
3531:Lele, Teja (23 July 2024).
3482:. BFROnline. Archived from
3143:"Climate Action | Dartmoor"
2579:
2077:– highest point on Dartmoor
1667:. About 37% of Dartmoor is
1267:through collaboration with
1261:South West Peatland Project
985:
905:. However in recent years,
847:and several other species.
471:have been used as military
463:Dartmoor Commoners' Council
10:
5718:
5692:Natural regions of England
4901:Grade II* listed buildings
4151:. Chichester: Phillimore.
2692:South Devon & Dartmoor
2382:was written by co-creator
2007:– human-made water channel
1943:– late Victorian reservoir
1905:
1715:
1278:
1038:being qualifying reasons.
1010:(SAC) with four habitats (
915:
576:Dartmoor is known for its
499:
483:
338:(Bannau Brycheiniog; 1957)
18:
5647:National parks in England
5498:
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5108:
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4305:
4284:
4273:
4147:Milton, Patricia (2006).
3245:Dartmoor Commons Act 1985
2840:. In Crispin Gill (ed.).
2363:The Hounds of Baskerville
2360:. The episode was titled
2285:Bertram Fletcher Robinson
1680:Dartmoor Commons Act 1985
1523:Hut circles and kistvaens
1229:pearl-bordered fritillary
672:
150:
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118:
81:
66:
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21:Dartmoor (disambiguation)
4896:Grade I listed buildings
4113:. University of Exeter.
4074:"Traveline SW - Welcome"
3336:www.theindependent.co.uk
2343:was hosted on Dartmoor.
2335:World Cup final between
2206:, a mysterious pack of "
1545:There are also numerous
1110:Hare's-tail Cotton-grass
1062:brown cobblestone lichen
998:overlying it. While the
718:. It leaves the moor at
4128:Kelly, Matthew (2015).
3601:www.wearesouthdevon.com
3556:. University of Exeter.
2600:Museum of Dartmoor Life
2378:. The second series of
2237:, the rock pile called
2214:, among others. During
2053:– Bronze Age settlement
1896:Settlements of Dartmoor
1831:. During her lifetime,
1818:national park authority
1665:national park authority
1663:and 1.4% by Dartmoor's
920:Along with the rest of
764:
548:
5687:Common land in England
3853:Milton 2006, pp. 19–20
3478:Spiring, Paul (2007).
3380:Heritagegateway.org.uk
3258:"Public Rights of Way"
3168:"Prehistoric Dartmoor"
3097:Dartmoor National Park
3072:Dartmoor National Park
3047:Dartmoor National Park
3022:Dartmoor National Park
2720:South West Lakes Trust
2595:long-distance footpath
2548:
2269:Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
2216:the Great Thunderstorm
2195:
2111:Rippon Tor Rifle Range
2057:Haytor Granite Tramway
1851:
1790:
1776:
1754:Rippon Tor Rifle Range
1718:Dartmoor Training Area
1636:
1569:
1346:
1345:Beardown Man, Dartmoor
1269:Dartmoor National Park
1080:. In dry grassy areas
1076:are common along with
1046:
970:Between 1961 and 1990
898:
792:
730:, reaching the sea at
706:, which starts as the
688:
573:
562:
497:
421:Dartmoor National Park
31:Dartmoor National Park
5439:Widecombe in the Moor
4971:South West Coast Path
4306:Boroughs or districts
4060:Countrybusdevon.co.uk
3901:. UK Rivers Guidebook
3393:Hedges, Mike (2004).
2842:Dartmoor. A New Study
2819:Crossing, W. (1912).
2492:Other activities are
2331:, the fictional 1994
2220:Widecombe-in-the-Moor
2191:
2157:Widecombe in the moor
2113:– disused rifle range
1968:– ancient burial site
1846:
1788:Widecombe in the Moor
1782:
1767:
1634:
1580:It was not until the
1560:
1553:The historical period
1349:Numerous prehistoric
1344:
1249:Heckford's pygmy moth
1225:high brown fritillary
1181:lesser horseshoe bats
1044:
896:May 2024 solar storms
886:
784:
680:
568:
556:
491:
5697:Moorlands of England
5289:Buckland-in-the-Moor
4861:Devon County Council
4221:2 April 2011 at the
4111:The Geology of Devon
3899:"South West England"
3486:on 23 September 2015
3358:"Summary | Ten Tors"
3264:on 11 September 2009
2954:Webb 2006, pp. 32–33
2588:, ultramarathon race
2138:– 19th-century canal
1688:public rights of way
1678:, in that since the
1627:Ownership and access
1502:Fernworthy reservoir
1395:— triple stone row.
1288:The majority of the
788:, the source of the
461:and Government. The
455:Devon County Council
19:For other uses, see
5168:Pembrokeshire Coast
4906:Scheduled monuments
4881:Towns by population
4359:(cities in italics)
4285:Unitary authorities
3247:on the OPSI website
3226:on 27 February 2008
3147:www.dartmoor.gov.uk
2747:The Teign Catchment
2640:on 8 September 2008
2459:Whitewater kayaking
2348:Ministry of Defence
2313:Sabine Baring-Gould
1825:Open Spaces Society
1735:Ministry of Defence
1661:Forestry Commission
1653:Dartmoor reservoirs
1649:Ministry of Defence
1617:Dartmoor tin-mining
1442:Laughter Tor, near
1114:round-leaved sundew
1016:European dry heaths
862:Sabine Baring-Gould
572:with Yes Tor behind
494:Cornubian batholith
419:status since 1951.
329:Pembrokeshire Coast
143:Governing body
99: /
5672:Geography of Devon
4406:Budleigh Salterton
4025:"Other Activities"
3862:Milton 2006, p. 36
3752:John Van der Kiste
3459:on 4 December 2007
3214:"Dartmoor Commons"
3174:on 1 December 2009
2800:on 1 November 2020
2722:. 20 December 2018
2586:Dartmoor Discovery
2397:Leisure activities
2262:a supposed big cat
2196:
2163:in medieval times.
1941:Burrator Reservoir
1914:Avon Dam Reservoir
1852:
1839:Towns and villages
1803:British Government
1791:
1777:
1641:Forest of Dartmoor
1637:
1570:
1347:
1245:blue ground beetle
1241:bilberry bumblebee
1094:Cross-leaved heath
1047:
1028:southern damselfly
976:polar maritime air
959:, which is in the
922:South West England
899:
890:visible from near
841:cross-leaved heath
805:species), sedges (
793:
722:, flowing through
689:
590:Ten Tors Challenge
574:
563:
543:other such plutons
498:
479:Physical geography
409:South West England
75:South West England
5662:Duchy of Cornwall
5616:
5615:
5452:
5451:
5206:
5205:
4989:
4988:
4961:Tamar Valley AONB
4357:Major settlements
4260:Ceremonial county
4103:Crossing, William
3873:"Walking For All"
3731:devonassoc.org.uk
3679:978-1-9043-1240-6
3672:. MX Publishing.
3649:on 23 August 2010
3616:"The Hairy Hands"
3338:. The Independent
2895:Milton 2006, p. 2
2716:"Avon Dam, Devon"
2440:are on Dartmoor.
2426:Guide to Dartmoor
2311:and the Reverend
2305:Rosamunde Pilcher
2204:headless horseman
2119:– disused railway
1986:– artificial lake
1702:Alexander Darwall
1575:Ancient Tenements
1098:purple moor grass
992:intensive farming
926:temperate climate
924:, Dartmoor has a
839:, with sphagnum,
469:Parts of Dartmoor
459:district councils
403:area in southern
394:
393:
174:UK National Parks
168:
167:
5709:
5667:Geology of Devon
5479:
5472:
5465:
5456:
5455:
5354:Moretonhampstead
5233:
5226:
5219:
5210:
5209:
5180:North East Wales
5118:Mourne Mountains
5110:Northern Ireland
5057:North York Moors
5016:
5009:
5002:
4993:
4992:
4956:South Devon AONB
4931:Lord Lieutenants
4508:Moretonhampstead
4463:Great Torrington
4268:
4262:
4252:
4245:
4238:
4229:
4228:
4204:
4191:Worth's Dartmoor
4181:
4162:
4143:
4124:
4089:
4088:
4086:
4084:
4070:
4064:
4063:
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4040:
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4021:
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4014:
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4005:on 30 April 2009
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3879:on 18 April 2009
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2877:on 23 March 2009
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2741:Gearing, David.
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2422:William Crossing
2386:and directed by
2151:Warren House Inn
2015:William Crossing
1947:Canonteign Falls
1865:Moretonhampstead
1645:Duke of Cornwall
1602:prisoners of war
1512:
1494:
1476:
1454:
1439:
1421:
1403:
1388:
1357:or longstones),
1237:green hairstreak
1223:are home to the
1209:marsh fritillary
1092:are all common.
866:Book of Dartmoor
826:Common Tormentil
664:
651:
642:
633:
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535:sedimentary rock
386:
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342:North East Wales
273:Mourne Mountains
266:Northern Ireland
208:North York Moors
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5632:IUCN Category V
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4031:on 17 July 2009
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3068:"Other animals"
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2301:Agatha Christie
2293:Eden Phillpotts
2289:R. D. Blackmore
2239:Bowerman's Nose
2210:", and a large
2208:spectral hounds
2186:
2144:– 18th-century
2136:Tavistock Canal
2117:Redlake Tramway
2039:Great Links Tor
1996:Dartmoor Prison
1920:Bowerman's Nose
1910:
1904:
1841:
1762:
1739:Ordnance Survey
1724:Napoleonic Wars
1720:
1714:
1655:), 3.7% by the
1629:
1606:Napoleonic Wars
1598:Dartmoor Prison
1582:early Mediaeval
1555:
1525:
1516:Yellowmead Down
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1355:standing stones
1339:
1337:Standing stones
1286:
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1273:carbon negative
1257:
1169:common redstart
1161:pied flycatcher
1130:pale butterwort
1032:Atlantic salmon
988:
918:
903:light pollution
888:Aurora borealis
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699:and quarrying.
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4941:Notable people
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4210:External links
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4187:Russell, F. S.
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3973:"Horse Riding"
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3789:. 20 July 2018
3772:
3743:
3717:
3714:on 5 May 2013.
3699:
3678:
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3641:Sandles, Tim.
3633:
3622:on 23 May 2010
3614:Sandles, Tim.
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3362:Tentors.org.uk
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2968:"Dartmoor IPA"
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2869:Sandles, Tim.
2861:
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2792:Sandles, Tim.
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2769:Devon Wetlands
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2320:Felicia Hemans
2297:Beatrice Chase
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2167:Wistman's Wood
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1770:clapper bridge
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1657:National Trust
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1596:, the site of
1567:Crazywell Pool
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1193:fairy shrimp
1165:wood warbler
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5359:North Bovey
5240:Settlements
5093:South Downs
4820:Wallabrooke
4493:Kingsbridge
4468:Hatherleigh
4338:Teignbridge
4328:North Devon
3510:Devon Guide
3490:18 February
3463:19 February
3178:2 September
3152:22 November
3127:22 November
2510:brown trout
2506:common land
2438:Templer Way
2430:Duck's Pool
2403:John Leland
2384:Mark Gatiss
2258:Two Bridges
2254:hairy hands
2247:Jay's Grave
2193:Jay's Grave
2142:Two Bridges
2087:Jay's Grave
2063:Haytor Rock
2011:Duck's Pool
1972:Cosdon Hill
1881:South Brent
1877:Horrabridge
1684:access land
1669:common land
1610:War of 1812
1563:stone cross
1529:hut circles
1500:, north of
1498:Shovel Down
1444:Two Bridges
1290:prehistoric
1284:Pre-history
1219:. Areas of
1173:barbastelle
1020:Blanket bog
965:Gulf Stream
961:rain shadow
957:Exe Estuary
952:depressions
894:during the
797:Blanket bog
244:South Downs
127:Established
106: /
82:Coordinates
5626:Categories
5485:Rivers of
5419:South Zeal
5389:Princetown
5384:Poundsgate
5379:Postbridge
5374:Ponsworthy
5369:Peter Tavy
5364:Okehampton
5279:Bridestowe
5143:Cairngorms
5087:New Forest
5081:The Broads
4585:Teignmouth
4528:Okehampton
4483:Ilfracombe
4473:Holsworthy
4436:Cullompton
4421:Chulmleigh
4381:Barnstaple
4348:West Devon
4333:South Hams
4313:East Devon
4200:0715351486
3947:"Climbing"
3921:"Canoeing"
3839:30 January
3765:30 January
3736:30 January
3294:13 January
2606:References
2534:Postbridge
2530:Princetown
2467:River Dart
2449:geocaching
2131:River Dart
2129:joins the
2123:Spitchwick
2051:Grimspound
2000:Princetown
1906:See also:
1869:Princetown
1799:china clay
1774:Postbridge
1728:Okehampton
1716:See also:
1594:Princetown
1540:Grimspound
1533:Bronze Age
1462:Princetown
1460:, between
1429:Postbridge
1409:, east of
1393:Grimspound
1371:stone rows
1331:Victorians
1298:Bronze Age
1296:and early
1175:, and the
1145:ring ouzel
1132:all grow.
1106:liverworts
972:Met Office
934:Teignmouth
930:Princetown
870:River Avon
802:Eriophorum
790:River Avon
750:, and the
704:River Dart
697:tin mining
682:River Erme
516:adamellite
302:Cairngorms
238:New Forest
232:The Broads
5573:Swincombe
5528:West Dart
5523:East Dart
5493:, England
5444:Yelverton
5429:Tavistock
5399:Sheepstor
5349:Mary Tavy
5334:Lustleigh
5329:Ivybridge
5324:Ilsington
5314:Hexworthy
5259:Ashburton
5162:Snowdonia
4780:Swincombe
4690:West Dart
4685:East Dart
4609:See also:
4580:Tavistock
4555:Plymstock
4488:Ivybridge
4441:Dartmouth
4416:Chudleigh
4371:Axminster
4366:Ashburton
4323:Mid Devon
3793:14 August
3688:cite book
3580:14 August
3093:"Insects"
3043:"Mammals"
2972:Plantlife
2544:Transport
2514:sea trout
2502:Hound Tor
2407:Itinerary
2333:Quidditch
2212:black dog
2161:lightning
2081:Hound Tor
1902:Landmarks
1873:Yelverton
1857:Ashburton
1604:from the
1587:longhouse
1565:close to
1547:kistvaens
1466:Tavistock
1458:Merrivale
1411:Sheepstor
1363:kistvaens
1294:Neolithic
1275:by 2045.
1197:Ash black
1157:stonechat
1082:tormentil
1054:Neolithic
996:peat bogs
879:Astronomy
864:, in his
786:Aune Mire
732:Dartmouth
712:West Dart
708:East Dart
686:Ivybridge
662:SX 757771
649:SX 603645
640:SX 668684
631:SX 660690
618:SX 581901
605:SX 580892
531:xenoliths
444:artefacts
323:Snowdonia
158:.dartmoor
5637:Dartmoor
5487:Dartmoor
5304:Gidleigh
5294:Chagford
5264:Belstone
5244:Dartmoor
5129:Scotland
5083:‡ (1988)
5051:Dartmoor
4946:Dartmoor
4810:Torridge
4805:Thrushel
4735:West Lyn
4730:East Lyn
4590:Tiverton
4570:Sidmouth
4560:Salcombe
4550:Plympton
4544:Plymouth
4538:Paignton
4431:Crediton
4411:Chagford
4386:Bideford
4343:Torridge
4292:Plymouth
4219:Archived
4189:(eds.).
3905:18 April
3834:imdb.com
3786:Newsweek
3653:7 August
3626:7 August
3516:29 March
3431:18 April
3342:5 August
3289:Guardian
3230:19 March
2752:24 April
2726:22 April
2580:See also
2471:the Loop
2463:canoeing
2436:and the
2380:Sherlock
2357:Sherlock
2341:Bulgaria
2024:Chagford
1990:Dartmeet
1889:Chagford
1885:Christow
1827:and the
1747:Ten Tors
1608:and the
1561:Ancient
1510:SX660859
1492:SX654873
1484:Chagford
1480:Scorhill
1474:SX554747
1452:SX652753
1437:SX638831
1419:SX591669
1401:SX689807
1386:SX596796
1265:peatland
1239:and the
1147:and the
1102:sphagnum
986:Wildlife
948:Rainfall
892:Bridford
832:Sphagnum
716:Dartmeet
457:, local
413:moorland
397:Dartmoor
287:Scotland
234:‡ (1988)
202:Dartmoor
135:Visitors
67:Location
5593:Walkham
5503:Ashburn
5404:Sourton
5344:Manaton
5339:Lydford
5274:Brentor
5031:England
4926:Museums
4921:Schools
4916:History
4911:Bridges
4871:Economy
4815:Walkham
4750:Okement
4720:Lumburn
4630:Ashburn
4600:Torquay
4595:Topsham
4523:Northam
4478:Honiton
4458:Exmouth
4446:Dawlish
4426:Colyton
4396:Brixham
4376:Bampton
4083:11 June
4035:10 July
4009:12 July
3983:12 July
3957:10 July
3931:12 July
3883:12 July
3268:14 July
3018:"Birds"
2804:12 July
2644:12 July
2354:drama,
2337:Ireland
2173:Yes Tor
2069:Hay Tor
1427:, near
1351:menhirs
1314:swidden
1310:pasture
1279:History
1221:bracken
1177:greater
1167:or the
1137:skylark
1126:bogbean
916:Climate
845:sundews
829:, with
610:Yes Tor
582:granite
561:in snow
508:granite
484:Geology
428:granite
183:England
151:Website
91:50°34′N
5548:Jordan
5309:Haytor
5170:(1952)
5145:(2003)
5139:(2002)
5095:(2010)
5089:(2005)
5077:(1956)
5071:(1954)
5069:Exmoor
5065:(1954)
5059:(1952)
5053:(1951)
5047:(1951)
5041:(1951)
4951:Exmoor
4876:Places
4849:Topics
4705:Heddon
4670:Creedy
4623:Rivers
4605:Totnes
4565:Seaton
4503:Lynton
4452:Exeter
4318:Exeter
4297:Torbay
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3102:3 June
3077:3 June
3052:3 June
3027:3 June
3002:3 June
2977:3 June
2916:10 May
2881:7 July
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2538:Haytor
2518:salmon
2498:Haytor
2241:, the
2200:pixies
1887:, and
1849:Haytor
1795:Imerys
1647:. The
1367:cairns
1302:reaves
1205:adders
1163:, the
1149:cuckoo
1122:sedges
1072:) and
1058:lichen
1022:s and
837:rushes
746:, the
742:, the
738:, the
724:Totnes
673:Rivers
654:Haytor
608:) and
520:pluton
411:. The
401:upland
399:is an
331:(1952)
304:(2003)
298:(2002)
246:(2010)
240:(2005)
228:(1956)
222:(1954)
220:Exmoor
216:(1954)
210:(1952)
204:(1951)
198:(1951)
192:(1951)
138:10.98m
5608:Yealm
5588:Teign
5563:Meavy
5553:Lemon
5513:Bovey
5491:Devon
5319:Holne
5248:Devon
5154:Wales
4886:SSSIs
4840:Yealm
4800:Teign
4785:Tamar
4765:Otter
4740:Meavy
4710:Lemon
4665:Clyst
4650:Bovey
4645:Barle
4266:Devon
3457:(PDF)
3450:(PDF)
3224:(PDF)
3217:(PDF)
2846:40–42
2611:Notes
2487:Meavy
2231:ghost
2224:Devil
2033:Teign
1786:near
1185:trout
1036:otter
1000:moors
938:frost
808:Carex
736:Teign
528:shale
405:Devon
316:Wales
94:4°0′W
5578:Tavy
5568:Plym
5543:Erme
5518:Dart
5508:Avon
4856:Flag
4835:Wolf
4790:Tavy
4770:Plym
4745:Mole
4695:Erme
4680:Dart
4675:Culm
4660:Burn
4655:Bray
4635:Avon
4195:ISBN
4172:ISBN
4153:ISBN
4134:ISBN
4115:ISBN
4085:2022
4037:2009
4011:2009
3985:2009
3959:2009
3933:2009
3907:2010
3885:2009
3841:2024
3795:2024
3767:2024
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3694:link
3674:ISBN
3655:2010
3628:2010
3582:2024
3518:2009
3492:2021
3465:2024
3433:2010
3407:2017
3344:2023
3296:2023
3270:2009
3232:2008
3198:ISBN
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3154:2023
3129:2023
3104:2018
3079:2018
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3029:2018
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771:peat
765:Bogs
748:Avon
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710:and
578:tors
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