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Western White Barrow
A Bronze Age cairn turned peat workers' hut, with a clear view to Plymouth Sound on a good day.
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Tors & Landmarks
Whaleback Boulder
A distinctive granite boulder on central Dartmoor, shaped like the back of a whale, rising from moorland near Postbridge.
Tors & Landmarks
Whitabuttow
A modest granite peak on central Dartmoor with open moorland views and straightforward walking access.
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White Hill
Tavistock
Small hill of about 390 m inside Willsworthy Firing Range, topped by a flagpole, with views west to Cornwall and across to Hare Tor and Sharp Tor.
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White Hill
Belstone, Okehampton
Prehistoric settlement site near Taw Marsh with enclosures and hut circles, on the western side of Cosdon Hill about 1 km from the White Moor stone circle.
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White Ridge
A pair of rocky outcrops on White Ridge, offering wide views of the southern moor and Ryders Hill.
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Whitehorse Hill
A remote tor with a prehistoric peat mound at its summit, offering wide open views across Dartmoor.
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Wigford Down
A prominent moorland down with a large cairn marking the summit, offering wide-ranging views across Dartmoor.
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Willingston Rock
A modest granite peak on central Dartmoor, rising to 323 metres with open views across the high moor.
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In the West Okement River. Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography“'Way, these here pisgies be a makin' sich a rattle that I want put up wi't no more. I'll zee what they he up to; I can zee mun droo the 'all in the planchin'.”
Also on Our DartmoorWest Burrow Farmhouse — A Grade II* listed farmhouse on the edge of Dartmoor, likely dating from the medieval or early post-medieval period.
