Huntingdon Cross (Huntingdon Warren)
South Brent
A medieval wayside cross by the River Avon at Huntingdon Warren, one of four crosses ordered up for the Brent Moor bounds in 1557.
South Brent
A medieval wayside cross by the River Avon at Huntingdon Warren, one of four crosses ordered up for the Brent Moor bounds in 1557.
South Zeal
A late medieval granite village cross on a three-step plinth beside St Mary's Chapel in South Zeal, listed Grade II*.
Okehampton
A concrete Maltese-style memorial cross inside Okehampton Camp, given to the Royal Signals in 1960 and moved here in 1971 from the first Ten Tors base at Denbury.
South Brent
A re-set cross head with one arm missing, built into the wall at the entrance to Gisperdown Farm near South Brent.
Shaugh Prior
The octagonal granite socket stone of a lost wayside cross at a lane junction between Plympton and Shaugh Prior, listed Grade II.

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Chagford
A scheduled medieval wayside cross of one piece of granite with very short arms, leaning on Week Down above Chagford.
A tall granite boundary stone on Kennon Hill with a cross cut on one face and a G on another, marking the Gidleigh and Throwleigh parish boundary.
Princetown
A granite memorial cross beside the Devonport Leat near Nun's Cross Farm, put up in 1968 by a son in memory of his mother.
Postbridge
The broken head of a medieval wayside cross, known as Maggie Cross, set into a roadside wall at Postbridge.