Antiquities
Warren in Whiddon Park
A medieval warren earthwork in Whiddon Park, where rabbits were once managed as a valuable food resource.
Other Heritage Sites
Heritage and archaeological sites not in the other groups.
Antiquities
Upper Merrivale tin blowing and stamping mills, 750m north of Shillapark
Remains of tin processing mills on the moor north of Shillapark, where ore was crushed and refined during Dartmoor's mining era.
Antiquities
Meldon viaduct
A Victorian railway viaduct crossing the moorland landscape near Okehampton, built to carry the railway into Dartmoor.
Antiquities
Okehampton Artillery Range: Linear and Curved Target Railways on F Range
Scheduled Monument remains of target railways built for the Okehampton Artillery Range on F Range, Dartmoor.
Antiquities
Okehampton Artillery Range: Observation Post 7
A World War II observation post on Okehampton Artillery Range, part of Dartmoor's military heritage.
Antiquities
Ringleshutes tinwork
Remains of a tin working site on Dartmoor, a scheduled monument reflecting the moor's industrial past.
Antiquities
Okehampton Artillery Range: Observation Post 6 and Incline Target Carrier Railway
Remains of a First World War artillery training installation on the northern moor, with observation post and experimental target carrier system.
Antiquities
Okehampton Artillery Range: Observation Post 16 and flanking target butts
First World War artillery observation post and target range on the open moor, now a scheduled monument.
Antiquities
Riddipit hull 700m WSW of the northern end of Raddick Lane
A Bronze Age burial mound on the open moorland west of Raddick Lane, one of many round barrows scattered across Dartmoor.
Page 1 of 4
