Siward's or Nun's Cross
A medieval stone cross standing on the open moor, possibly associated with a nearby nunnery or religious site.
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A medieval stone cross standing on the open moor, possibly associated with a nearby nunnery or religious site.
Bronze Age cairns and a standing stone scattered across the moorland west and south-west of Bellever Tor.
Bronze Age hut circle settlement with cairns and cists, later overlaid with post-medieval remains near Powder Mills.
A Bronze Age ceremonial landscape on Longash Common featuring a stone circle, standing stone, cairn and alignment.
Bridford, Exeter
The parish council for Bridford, a small Teign Valley village on the southern fringe of Dartmoor.
Totnes
The district council for southern Dartmoor, including Ivybridge and South Brent.
Tavistock
The 1883 Boehm bronze statue of Sir Francis Drake on Plymouth Road, Tavistock, a Grade II listed monument funded by the 9th Duke of Bedford.
Walreddon, Tavistock
Crowndale Farm on the edge of Tavistock, where Sir Francis Drake was born around 1540, known only from his own account to biographer William Camden.