DEVON A-Z VISITORS' MAP [New Ninth edition]

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Holsworthy, Devon Pencil annotations on the bottom right of the map give the surveyors name and the drawing's date and scale.

Depicted throughout the area, Devon's mills provided the East India Company with woven serges by the ton until the early 19th century. R., Historic Parishes of England and Wales: an Electronic Map of Boundaries before 1850 with a Gazetteer and Metadata [computer file]. Salcombe is a popular sailing town found along the south-eastern coast in Devon alongside Seaton which is famous for its unique tramway. It produces copper, tin, lead, iron timber, slate, marble, free-stone,moorstone, loadstones, corn, apples, cider, perry, fowls, game, fish in abundance, pill corn, wild madder and woad.Within the wider Devon area there will be two clinical commissioning groups which will exist in shadow form during 2012-13. The index comprises of two sections: the first is an index of cities, towns, villages, hamlets and locations; the second is an index to places of interest and includes a corresponding map symbol alongside each entry for easy identification. Public Health, Social Care and local work focused on the wider determinants of health such as housing, planning and economic development are the domain of local authorities.

The Tithe Maps of the East Devon AONB - a large set of high definition images, provided by the Parishscapes project. Near Tor Bay is a remarkable well that ebbs and flows, never freezes, is very transparent, and sometimes bubbles up like a boiling pot. High Willhays (High Willhayse) and Yes Tor, two of Dartmoor's highest points, are badly obscured by the dense drawing style used to represent relief. This Visitors' Map of Devon is ideal for anyone wishing to explore the many attractions this beautiful part of the country has to offer. To help you make your decision,you can read a detailed description of each product type in the useful info section.Set within some of the county’s most beautiful landscapes, Devon has miles of cycle routes and trails for all kinds of cycling.

It forms part of an atlas that belonged to William Cecil Lord Burghley, Secretary of State to Elizabeth I.Sticklepath - An interesting little village on the northern edge of Dartmoor, Sticklepath has the Finch Foundry Museum (National Trust), pleasant river walks, along the River Taw, and the Lady Well. Check out Salcombe, a charming estuary town in the South Devon AONB area; famous for its sailing and stunning views. Each town centre map includes descriptive text and helpful information about its visitor attractions and places of interest. Whether you’re looking for a quiet journey to work or a more challenging long distance route, there will be one for you.

Due to its location on the Jurassic coast path, the rocks that sit on the beach in Exmouth are fantastic for fossil hunting and are certain to be hiding some exciting geological secrets. To learn about some of the towns shown on this Devon map, see below and follow the links to the dedicated town pages and guides.

This pocket-sized colour map shows clearly mapped on-road and traffic-free paths, easy to read contours, and detailed inset maps for the major towns and cities as well as recommended linking routes connecting the NCN with quiet roads. Explanation The purpose of this map is to provide a guide to the location of Devon’s historic Parishes within the county for which Devon FHS publishes any indexes. kms to 1 cm), the detailed road maps include primary route destinations, selected safety camera locations, selected caravan and camping sites, visitor attractions and places of interest. When you are in Devon, you will find that the jagged coastlines of the north and south of the county are beautifully juxtaposed by the rugged inland areas of Exmoor and Dartmoor and perfectly placed towns and villages. Early Devon Maps: maps of lands and estates in Devon before 1700, Exeter, Devon Books (2000) vi, 58 pp.