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Devonport Leat
Princetown
A historic watercourse that once supplied Plymouth, running from Dartmoor's high ground to Burrator Reservoir.
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Henry's Ford
Belstone
A ford across the East Okement River on the north-east moor, passable by stone-hopping in low water but requiring a wade or diversion in spate.
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Fatherford Woods
Okehampton
Wooded river valley on the East Okement south-east of Okehampton, dominated by the stone Fatherford Viaduct carrying the Dartmoor Line.
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St Andrew Church - Moretonhampstead
Moretonhampstead
Grade I listed medieval parish church in Moretonhampstead centre, notable for its early fifteenth-century tower and traditional Devon wagon roof.
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Whit Hill Settlements
Belstone
Prehistoric moorland settlement at the foot of White Hill near Belstone, remarkably remote even for Dartmoor.
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Hartor Corner
Okehampton
A distinctive corner on Dartmoor, marked by a prominent rock formation and a historic track nearby.
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Nuns Cross Farm
Princetown
Remote moorland farmstead south of Princetown, built in 1901 near the ancient Nun's Cross boundary marker.
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Amicombe Brook
Mary Tavy
A brook with historical ties, near a tinners' cache and old workings.
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Old Farm (ruins)
Princetown
Ruins of a moorland farmhouse built around 1871 by John Hooper near Nun's Cross, south of Princetown.
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