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Dinger Tor

Grid ref: SX 5863 8810

Main image: Photo: Nilfanion, Wikimedia Commons

Dinger Tor sits in the Okehampton Range, with a military track leading to it from the north. Access is via a wide path from the north-east, though the area is within a firing range and closed on firing days.

  • Grid reference: SX 5863 8810 (approximate, from the listing's coordinates)
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