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Haytor Vale
Owlacombe Burrow Rock is a non-gneissic rock face located near Haytor Vale, standing about 400 metres east of the minor road to Manaton.
Dartmoor Forest
A short northern moor brook flowing down from below East Mill Tor to join the East Okement River at Cullever Steps, a well-known ford and crossing near Belstone.
Ryder's Hill features two standing stones, a cairn, and a triangulation pillar on its summit.
A granite tor with a towering TV mast and a PCWW 1917 boundary stone built into the rock.
Three boundary stones marking the limits of a medieval warren on the open moor south of Headland Warren Farm.
A boundary stone marking the edge of Hentor Warren, a medieval enclosed grazing ground on the open moor south-east of Hen Tor.
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.
Lettaford, Chagford
A stone marker recording a boundary line across the Dartmoor moorland, likely dating from the medieval period or later.
