A small cairn 4 m across and 0.2 m high at the edge of the Homerton Hill cairnfield, with some damage on its north-west side.
A cairn 4 m across and 0.7 m high at the edge of the Homerton Hill cairnfield, with a shallow hollow in its middle.
An oval cairn 5.9 m by 3.9 m on the north-west slope of Homerton Hill above the West Okement valley, part of a cairnfield.
Three joined enclosures and ten hut circles on the head of Newleycombe Lake, with a round cairn, a pillow mound and a lode-back tin working.
A Dartmoor fact about Wigford Down cross
An irregular enclosure 47 m by 35 m divided into three, with one hut circle 5 m across whose doorway faces south-west, on a south slope above Burrator Reservoir.
At least four free-standing hut circles on a small knoll above the North Teign, two of them rings of edge-set stones, 5 to 6.5 m across.
A round cairn, 12 m across and 1 m high, with a kerb on its north side, beside the end of the Shaugh Moor coaxial field system.
The original site of Watching Place Cross, with an 18th-century granite waymarker lettered C, M and T for Chagford, Moreton and Tavistock.
A tall cross, 1.85 m high and misshapen, beside the B3212 near the Warren House Inn, cut with 'WB' for Warren Bound and marking the Chagford and North Bovey parish boundary; lightning damage repaired in 1983.
