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A boundary stone marking the limits of Headland Warren, standing on open moorland northeast of the farm.
Boundary stones marking the limits of a medieval rabbit warren on the northern slopes of Birch Tor.
Bronze Age round cairn and a boundary stone marking Headland Warren, north of Birch Tor on Dartmoor.
A granite boundary stone marking the limits of Hentor Warren on the open moorland of Lee Moor.
A boundary stone marking the edge of Hentor Warren, a medieval enclosed grazing ground on the open moor south-east of Hen Tor.
Bronze Age cairnfield and stone hut circle settlement in the upper Small Brook valley, with a boundary stone marker.
Teigncombe, Chagford
A weathered granite stone standing on the open moorland, a quiet marker of Dartmoor's ancient landscape.
Granite cross between Harford and Ugborough, probably a reused prehistoric stone-row stone. It became a parish boundary marker in 1782-84.
Leetown, Tavistock
Five granite boundary stones marking the western edge of Sampford Spiney, set across the open moorland landscape.
