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functions to meet its aims to "conserve and enhance the natural beauty, wildlife and cultural heritage of the
National Parks" and "promote opportunities for the understanding and enjoyment of the special qualities of the parks by the public", including responsibility for the conservation of the historic environment.
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was the only one in the forest for 150 years. When the royal forest was sold off in 1818, John Knight bought the
Simonsbath House and the accompanying farm for £50,000. He set about converting the royal forest into agricultural land. He and his family also built most of the large farms in the central
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In addition to long distant walks the Exmoor
National Park Authority promote a series 'top walks' in 3 collections of Exmoor Strolls (step and stile free routes more accessible routes), Exmoor Explorers (shorter walks to discover the best of Exmoor) and Exmoor Classics (longer walks to discover more
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The
National Park, 71% of which is in Somerset and 29% in Devon, has a resident population of 10,600. It was designated a National Park in 1954, under the 1949 National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act. About three quarters of the park is privately owned, made up of numerous private estates.
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farmer claimed to have lost over 100 sheep in the space of three months, all of them apparently killed by violent throat injuries. In response to these reports Royal Marine
Commandos were deployed from bases in the West Country to watch for the mythical beast from covert observation points. After 6
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mining in the area around Combe Martin. It was 40 metres (131 ft) in diameter and 6.2 m (20 ft) high above the bottom of a rock cut ditch which is 2.7 m (9 ft) deep. It was built, in the late 11th or early 12th century. The earthworks of the castle are still clearly visible
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built to guard the junction of the east–west and north–south trade routes, enabling movement of people and goods and the growth of the population. Alternative explanations for its construction suggest it may have been constructed to obtain taxes at the River Heddon bridging place, or to protect and
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variation, but due to the modifying effect of the sea the range is less than in most other parts of the UK. January is the coldest month, with mean minimum temperatures between 1 and 2 °C (34 and 36 °F). July and August are the warmest months in the region, with mean daily maxima around
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period, people started to manage animals and grow crops on farms cleared from the woodland, rather than act purely as hunters and as gatherers. It is also likely that extraction and smelting of mineral ores to make metal tools, weapons, containers and ornaments started in the late
Neolithic, and
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From 1954 on, local government was the responsibility of the district and county councils, which remain responsible for the social and economic well-being of the local community. Since 1997 the Exmoor
National Park Authority, which is known as a 'single purpose' authority, has taken over some
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area demonstrates the
Trentishoe Member (formerly 'Formation') of the Hangman Sandstone Formation (formerly 'Group'). The Hangman Sandstone represents the Middle Devonian sequence of North Devon and Somerset. These unusual freshwater deposits in the Hangman Grits were mainly formed in desert
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at 318 m (1,043 ft) high, with a cliff face of 250 m (820 ft). Its sister cliff is the 200 m (656 ft) Little
Hangman, which marks the edge of Exmoor. The coastal hills reach a maximum height of 414 m (1,358 ft) at Culbone Hill.
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trees. Horner
Woodlands and Tarr Steps woodlands are prime examples. The country's highest beech tree, 350 m (1,150 ft) above sea level, is at Birch Cleave at Simonsbath but beech in hedgebanks grow up to 490 m (1,610 ft). At least two species of
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is very variable from year to year and ranges from 23 days on the high moors to about 6 on coastal areas. November to March have the highest mean wind speeds, with June to August having the lightest winds. The wind comes mostly from the south-west.
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was a forester in the 17th century. Sir Richard Acland (or possibly Sir Thomas Dyke Acland) was the last forester up to 1818. One of the roles of the Warden was Master of Staghounds and this role continued to be exercised by the Master of the
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water-powered sawmill, which was damaged in the floods of 1992, has now been purchased by the National Park and returned to working order; it is now used to make the footpath signs, gates, stiles and bridges for various sites in the park.
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which was released after a law was passed in 1976 making it illegal for them to be kept in captivity outside zoos. In 2006, the British Big Cats Society reported that a skull found by a Devon farmer was that of a puma; however, the
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in 1991. With its huge waterfalls and caves, this dramatic coastline has become an adventure playground for both climbers and explorers. The cliffs provide one of the longest and most isolated seacliff traverses in the UK. The
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2211:, the Exmoor, Dulverton West, Dulverton Farmers and West Somerset Foxhounds, the Minehead Harriers, the West Somerset Beagles and the North Devon Beagles. During the spring, amateur steeplechase meetings (
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and Combe Martin. Once crucial to coastal trade, the harbours are now primarily used for pleasure; individually owned sailing boats and non-commercial fishing boats are often found in the harbours. The
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The Park Authority receives 80% of its funding as a direct grant from the government. The Park Authority Committee consists of members from parish and county councils, and six appointed by the
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21 °C (70 °F). In general, December is the month with the least sunshine and June the month with the most sun. The south-west of England has a favoured location with regard to the
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section of the moor as well as 35.4 km (22.0 mi) of metalled access roads to Simonsbath and a 46.7 km (29.0 mi) wall around his estate, much of which still survives.
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The Exmoor National Park Authority operates three Exmoor National Park Centres in Dulverton, Dunster and Lynmouth to provide information and inspiration for users of the National Park.
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The National Park Authority operates CareMoor for Exmoor as an opportunity for those that appreciate the area to give back, with donations supporting conservation and access projects.
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Fyfe, R.M.; Brown, A. G.; Rippon, S. J. (2003). "Mid- to late-Holocene vegetation history of Greater Exmoor, UK: estimating the spatial extent of human-induced vegetation change".
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months no sightings had been made by the Royal Marines and the deployments were ended. Descriptions of its colouration range from black to tan or dark grey. It is possibly a
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remaining in Europe; they are also one of the oldest breeds of pony in the world. The ponies are rounded up once a year to be marked and checked over. In 1818 Sir
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have grazed on the moors for more than 3,000 years, shaping much of the Exmoor landscape by feeding on moorland grasses and heather. Traditional breeds include
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and bridges can still be identified. The royal forest was granted a charter in the 13th century, however foresters who managed the area were identified in the
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the moor became a training ground, and the breed was nearly killed off, with only 50 ponies surviving the war. The ponies are classified as endangered by the
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livestock, from farmers outside the immediate area who were charged for the privilege. This led to disputes about the number of animals allowed and the
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and hunting ground, covering 18,810 acres (7,610 ha), which was sold off in 1818. Several areas within the Exmoor National Park have been declared
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often forms inland, especially near hills, and reduce the amount of sunshine that reaches the park. The average annual sunshine is about 1,600 hours.
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the office of steward of Exmoor. The terms steward, warden and forester appear to be synonymous for the king's chief officer of the royal forest.
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mine from 1845–54 and then an iron mine until 1857, although the first mining activity on the site may be from 1552. At Simonsbath, a restored
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which is generally wetter and milder than the rest of England. The mean annual temperature at Simonsbath is 8.3 °C (46.9 °F) with a
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age rocks on lower slopes. Where these reach the coast, cliffs are formed which are cut with ravines and waterfalls. It was recognised as a
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coast. The total area of the Exmoor National Park is 692.8 km (267.5 sq mi), of which 71% is in Somerset and 29% in Devon.
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and 6 km (4 mi) north-west of Dulverton. The stone slabs weigh up to 5 tonnes apiece, and the bridge has been designated by
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is smaller, covering 3,132.7 hectares (7,741 acres) and including the River Barle and its tributaries with submerged plants such as
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on Exmoor, probably as a result of a reduction in habitat management, and for the former species, an increase in visitor pressure.
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In 2024, plans were unveiled to plant approximately 38,000 trees near the sea on Exmoor as part of a larger initiative led by the
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In addition to the Exmoor Coastal Heaths Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), two other areas are specifically designated.
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due to their flora and fauna. This title earns the site some legal protection from development, damage and neglect. In 1993 an
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or with convection. In summer, convection, caused by the sun heating the land surface more than the sea, sometimes forms rain
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beyond Lynton is a deep dry valley that runs parallel to the nearby sea and is capped on the seaward side by large rocks, and
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manor made a complaint about John de Camera in the Court of Exchequer in which he was described as forester of Exmoor.
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Hamilton, Archibald. The Red Deer of Exmoor, 1906, Chapter 12, The Forest of Exmoor under the Plantagenets and Tudors
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Hamilton, Archibald. The Red Deer of Exmoor, 1906, Chapter 12, The Forest of Exmoor under the Plantagenets and Tudors
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was appointed by King Edward IV as Master Forester of the Forests of Exmoor and Neroche for life. Sir John Poyntz of
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taking in Exmoor's dramatic heritage coastline and moorland countryside scenery are the main attractions. The
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for numerous rivers and streams. There are about 483 km (300 mi) of named rivers on Exmoor. The
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is a historic harbour town with a marina and is home to a carnival, which is held annually in July.
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and moorland cover about a quarter of Exmoor landscape. Some moors are covered by a variety of
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are both designated as biological Sites of Special Scientific Interest. Another tributary, the
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of land. In the mid-17th century James Boevey was the warden. The house that he built at
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having been the ancient capital of the forest. The family of Denys were associated with
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Exmoor Geology: Exploring the Landscapes, Rocks and Mines of the National Park
5086:"Exclusive BBCS report reveals startling new evidence for big cats in Britain"
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3980:"Lanacombe 5: a stone alignment on the south east side of Lanacombe (1014277)"
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This article is about the moorland. For the place in the United States, see
4735:"More than 100,000 trees to be planted in Devon to boost Celtic rainforest"
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2809:"Winter solstice: Why Exmoor is the best place in the UK for stargazing"
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Exmoor Emperor, Britain's Largest Animal, Gunned Down In 'Trophy Hunt'
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was established within Exmoor. It is known as a perfect place for
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4601:"A Landscape Legacy: National Parks and the historic environment"
1848:. Among the species earmarked for planting is the nearly extinct
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Department for Environment, Food And Rural Affairs (South West)
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from a nearby footpath, but there is no public access to them.
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Exmoor was designated a National Park in 1954, under the 1949
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4064:"MSO6967 - Cairn Associated with Lanacombe III Stone Setting"
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2782:"Exmoor Environmentally Sensitive Area landscape Assessment"
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and follows all along the Exmoor coast before continuing to
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mineralisation can be detected in outcrops and subsoil. The
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4094:"MSO6969 - Cairn Associated with Lanacombe I Stone Setting"
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There is evidence of occupation of the area by people from
5142:"Somerset & Exmoor National Park Joint Structure Plan"
4880:"New pony centre to support preservation of Exmoor ponies"
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and Water Companies. The largest private landowner is the
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was appointed in 1435 warden of the forests of Exmoor and
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covers 12,005.3 hectares (29,666 acres) and includes the
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419:, the Vale of Porlock and 55 km (34 mi) of the
4378:"Chapter 5 Loosemore of Bishops Nympton and Barnsataple"
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Exmoor is an upland area formed almost exclusively from
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has similar status to a UK National Park. Areas marked
3196:"Long distance footpaths in Britain: Southwest England"
1825:. Exmoor is the only national location for the lichens
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conditions. As this area of Britain was not subject to
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has similar status to a UK National Park. Areas marked
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MacDermot E.T. A History of the Forest of Exmoor, 1911
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Climate data for Nettlecombe 96 m asl, 1971–2000
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roaming Exmoor. Several areas have been designated as
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2406:. The park was featured on the television programme
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can be seen roaming freely on the moors. They are a
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850:runs from northern Exmoor to join the River Exe at
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4238:"Parracombe Conservation Area: Appraisal Document"
2028:Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
897:, which is also known as Horner Water, rises near
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1489:. The Botreaux family had long held the manor of
4098:Exmoor National Park Historic Environment Record
4068:Exmoor National Park Historic Environment Record
4038:Exmoor National Park Historic Environment Record
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2365:, Dunster's other attractions include a priory,
2215:) are run by hunts at temporary courses such as
1790:woodland, comprising a mixture of broad-leaved (
1782:. There are also cultivated areas including the
766:, at 1,014 kilometres (630 mi) the longest
562:National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act
5311:"Coleridge Way — LDWA Long Distance Paths"
4296:Forests and Deer arks of the County of Somerset
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1945:habitat is also home to hundreds of species of
488:There is evidence of human occupation from the
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5794:. Cambridge: Institute of Terrestrial Ecology.
4606:. English Heritage. p. 14. Archived from
4034:"MSO7116 - Burial Cairn, North of Lanacombe I"
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2203:of animal with hounds was made illegal by the
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4181:"Holwell Castle Motte and Bailey, Parracombe"
3251:"Geology to see in Northern Devon and Exmoor"
1686:is very sparse and the ground flora includes
1469:William Lucar of "Wythecomb", the brother of
787:forms a natural breakwater to the harbour of
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5790:Miller, G.R.; Miles, J.; Heal, O.W. (1984).
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4571:"Wheal Eliza mine, NE of Simonsbath, Exmoor"
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2620:Annals of the Ancient Royal Forest of Exmoor
2433:during early spring. Within the valley is a
1541:The parish of Exmoor Forest was part of the
383:is loosely defined as an area of hilly open
5799:Riley, Hazel; Wilson-North, Robert (2001).
4933:"The Emperor of Exmoor shot dead by hunter"
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3389:"Exe Estuary SPA: site information (draft)"
3280:. University of Exeter. pp. 259, 289.
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564:. The Exmoor National Park is primarily an
337:Parentheses denotes the year. An area with
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5034:. Isabelline Books. pp. 1–16, 65–68.
4954:U.K. furious over killing of majestic stag
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520:licensing the grazing of livestock as the
516:sheep farming was common with a system of
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5030:Ballance, David; Gibbs, Brian D. (2003).
4275:. Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
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2326:is a quiet coastal town with an adjacent
1911:of pony, and may be the closest breed to
1349:across the River Barle, about 4 km (
6015:) is being considered for deletion. See
5977:, and does not reflect subsequent edits.
5587:"Dunster Castle and gatehouse (1057643)"
4445:Information leaflet in Simonsbath Church
2384:Exmoor has been the setting for several
1596:
450:in 1991. The highest point on Exmoor is
5284:"Exmoor Moorland Landscape Partnership"
3276:Durrance, E. M.; Laming, D. J. (1982).
2586:"Exmoor Landscape Character Assessment"
2489:
2330:nature reserve and a harbour at nearby
2307:which once connected the twin towns of
1479:William de Botreaux, 3rd Baron Botreaux
1477:under Henry VI, between 1422 and 1461.
156:
5792:Moorland management: a study of Exmoor
5618:"Priory Church of St George (1057646)"
5459:from the original on 12 September 2015
5286:. Exmoor National Park. Archived from
5204:. Exmoor National Park. Archived from
5066:from the original on 25 September 2015
4710:. Exmoor National Park. Archived from
4243:. Exmoor National Park. Archived from
4127:. North Devon Archaeological Society.
4012:. Left Coast Press. pp. 322–323.
3768:. Exmoor National Park. Archived from
3687:. Exmoor National Park. Archived from
3365:. Exmoor National Park. Archived from
3308:from the original on 30 September 2015
3253:. Devon County Council. Archived from
3231:from the original on 30 September 2009
3225:"South West Coast Path National Trail"
3173:from the original on 27 September 2007
3044:. Exmoor National Park. 15 June 2015.
2979:from the original on 24 September 2015
2975:. Exmoor National Park. 25 June 2014.
2591:. Exmoor National Park. Archived from
2558:. Exmoor National Park. Archived from
2253:Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000
2243:The attractions of Exmoor include 208
2128:which follows the walks taken by poet
2067:, which represents hunting interests.
1499:William Bourchier, 9th Baron FitzWarin
834:. It reaches the sea at a substantial
147:http://www.exmoor-nationalpark.gov.uk/
5867:from the original on 25 February 2012
5373:from the original on 28 February 2014
5339:from the original on 13 December 2007
5264:from the original on 14 November 2011
5032:The Birds of Exmoor and the Quantocks
5001:"Good and bad news on Exmoor's birds"
4860:from the original on 10 November 2012
4551:from the original on 16 December 2011
4388:from the original on 5 September 2015
4332:
4330:
4298:. Barnicott & Pearce. p. 71.
4294:Greswell, William Henry Parr (1905).
4191:from the original on 14 February 2016
3800:Research records (formerly PastScape)
2914:from the original on 25 February 2012
2261:Attractions on the coast include the
1762:Dunkery Beacon, with heather in bloom
1659:interest of deep peat on the Chains.
1394:Holwell Castle, at Parracombe, was a
7:
6826:National parks of the United Kingdom
5881:"A history of Exmoor – Filex 6"
5833:"Geography of Exmoor – Filex 4"
5507:from the original on 23 October 2007
5182:from the original on 13 October 2013
5122:from the original on 26 January 2015
5096:from the original on 13 January 2008
5011:from the original on 26 January 2005
4935:. The Daily Express. 26 October 2010
4830:from the original on 12 January 2012
4575:Somerset Historic Environment Record
4462:from the original on 19 January 2012
3712:Vegetation History and Archaeobotany
3457:from the original on 13 October 2015
3077:from the original on 30 January 2012
3048:from the original on 18 October 2015
2623:. Truslove and Hanson. p. 102.
2533:from the original on 13 October 2013
2480:in Virginia (US), named after Exmoor
2412:twice, as one of the wonders of the
1446:(1086) as "foresters of Widepolla",
917:, which itself flows northward from
597:Sites of Special Scientific Interest
550:Vale of Taunton and Quantock Fringes
102:
7889:Protected areas established in 1954
5905:"Wildlife on Exmoor – Filex 9"
5680:"The Luttrell Arms Hotel (1057611)"
4581:from the original on 3 October 2016
2627:from the original on 20 March 2016.
2247:, 16 conservation areas, and other
1543:Hundred of Williton and Freemanners
1422:According to the late 13th-century
27:National park in South West England
7391:List of civil parishes in Somerset
6940:Loch Lomond and The Trossachs
5857:"Geology of Exmoor – Filex 5"
5717:from the original on 25 March 2014
5711:Exmoor Historic Environment Record
5685:National Heritage List for England
5654:National Heritage List for England
5623:National Heritage List for England
5592:National Heritage List for England
5230:. English Heritage. Archived from
4733:Morris, Steven (29 January 2024).
4519:National Heritage List for England
4514:"Simonsbath House Hotel (1058031)"
4421:Exmoor Historic Environment Record
4155:North Devon Archaeological Society
3985:National Heritage List for England
3954:National Heritage List for England
3923:National Heritage List for England
3892:National Heritage List for England
3861:National Heritage List for England
3830:National Heritage List for England
3685:Exmoor Historic Environment Record
3631:from the original on 24 March 2015
2643:Exmoor Historic Environment Record
609:International Dark-Sky Association
86:Typical moorland scenery on Exmoor
25:
7884:Parks and open spaces in Somerset
6902:South Pennines Regional Park
6019:to help reach a consensus. ›
5915:from the original on 5 April 2012
5843:from the original on 5 April 2012
5533:from the original on 3 March 2007
5479:"Carnival is given 2006 reprieve"
5455:. Lynton and Barnstaple Railway.
5423:"National Park Facts and Figures"
4800:from the original on 14 July 2014
4774:from the original on 14 July 2014
4427:from the original on 4 March 2016
4272:"Wrotham, William of (d. 1217/18"
4218:from the original on 4 March 2016
4131:from the original on 4 March 2016
4104:from the original on 2 April 2015
4074:from the original on 3 March 2016
4044:from the original on 2 April 2015
3572:from the original on 15 June 2012
3546:from the original on 28 July 2011
3391:. Natural England. Archived from
3343:from the original on 5 April 2012
3143:from the original on 28 June 2006
2885:from the original on 4 March 2016
2677:. Natural England. Archived from
2649:from the original on 4 March 2016
2504:from the original on 4 March 2016
2353:in February and, later, displays
2263:Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway
2219:and Holnicote. These, along with
1953:. Birds seen on the moor include
1852:, a tree found only in England's
1518:James Butler, 1st Duke of Ormonde
586:Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway
122:692 km (267 sq mi)
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6979: (Bannau Brycheiniog; 1957)
5959:
4417:"MEM22088 - Exmoor Royal Forest"
4366:1 Edward IV, part 1, membrane 13
3747:
3333:"Water on Exmoor – Filex 7"
3304:. North Devon Marketing Bureau.
3022:from the original on 10 May 2015
2807:Drew, Keith (21 December 2020).
2639:"MEM22088 - Exmoor Royal Forest"
2498:"NCA Profile:145 Exmoor (NE342)"
2447:
2390:Lorna Doone: A Romance of Exmoor
1778:, while others are dominated by
1511:Heanton Satchville, Petrockstowe
822:at Exe Head near the village of
770:in England and Wales, starts at
532:Exmoor has been designated as a
426:The upland area is underlain by
92:
80:
74:V (protected landscape/seascape)
7904:International Dark Sky Reserves
7709:Population of major settlements
6784:North Devon's Biosphere Reserve
6416:List of civil parishes in Devon
5802:The Field Archaeology of Exmoor
5742:. Wheddon Cross. Archived from
5737:"Snowdrop Valley Wheddon Cross"
4909:Exmoor, Emperor Stag, shot dead
4850:"Exmoor Ponies- a dying breed?"
3681:"Mesolithic (Middle Stone Age)"
3566:"A walk in Lorna Doone country"
2853:British Geological Survey 1975
2840:British Geological Survey 1997
2301:Lynton & Barnstaple Railway
2051:The largest landowners are the
941:Horner Woods, Exmoor, in winter
818:, after which Exmoor is named,
621:Geology of Exmoor National Park
125:
7879:Parks and open spaces in Devon
5994:Exmoor National Park Authority
5393:"Exmoor huntsman case delayed"
2553:"Exmoor Landscape Action Plan"
2124:is an 82 km (51 mi)
1626:Geological Conservation Review
1319:is believed to be a Neolithic
889:immediately east of Lynmouth.
723:The Exmoor coastline near the
601:environmentally sensitive area
483:Geological Conservation Review
138:Exmoor National Park Authority
1:
7899:Dark-sky preserves in England
5805:. Swindon: English Heritage.
5501:"Watchet Carnival (Homepage)"
4708:"Working Woodlands on Exmoor"
2784:. Countyscape. Archived from
2345:and the Snowdrop Valley near
1899:are also farmed in the area.
1527:Devon and Somerset Staghounds
1411:Establishment of royal forest
1387:which have been scheduled as
1342:
38:. For Royal Navy ships named
7699:Parliamentary constituencies
7191:Bath and North East Somerset
6669:Parliamentary constituencies
5707:"MSO6802 - Wheal Eliza Mine"
4311:The cartulary of Forde Abbey
4006:Tilley, Christopher (2010).
3597:. Met Office. Archived from
2269:to neighbouring picturesque
1497:in Somerset. On 10 May 1461
976:tends to be associated with
98:The national park boundaries
34:. For the civil parish, see
7684:Lord Lieutenant of Somerset
5309:MKH Computer Services Ltd.
4313:. Somerset Record Society.
3198:. Xs4all.nl. Archived from
3163:"The Exmoor Coast Traverse"
2388:including the 19th-century
1872:A herd of Exmoor pony foals
1648:), an exceptional woodland
1323:dating from 5000–4000
1127:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
1057:Mean daily maximum °C (°F)
854:, Devon. The river and the
661:, which comprises a mix of
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7909:Natural regions of England
7664:Grade II* listed buildings
6704:Grade II* listed buildings
5527:"Exmoor's Snowdrop Valley"
5228:"Exmoor National Park NMP"
4967:(Canada), 25 October 2010.
4484:Havinden, Michael (1982).
4362:, Vol.V, p.508, quoting: "
3595:"About south-west England"
2934:"Exmoor and the Quantocks"
2617:Rawle, Edwin John (1893).
1925:Rare Breeds Survival Trust
1672:Myriophyllum alterniflorum
1619:Nature Conservation Review
1270:
1007:
810:The high ground forms the
618:
479:Nature Conservation Review
322:(Bannau Brycheiniog; 1957)
48:
29:
7894:National parks in England
7172:
6992:
6076:
3724:10.1007/s00334-003-0018-3
2373:, mill and a stop on the
2322:Further along the coast,
2273:at the confluence of the
2199:For others, although the
2178:Samaritans Way South West
2148:where he once lived. The
1632:and for transitions from
1630:lowland heath communities
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637:periods. The name of the
456:lowland heath communities
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7779:West Somerset Coast Path
7694:National nature reserves
7669:High Sheriff of Somerset
7659:Grade I listed buildings
6699:Grade I listed buildings
6017:templates for discussion
5713:. Exmoor National Park.
5202:"Who runs the authority"
5090:British Big Cats Society
4990:(U.S.), 25 October 2010.
4100:. Exmoor National Park.
4070:. Exmoor National Park.
4040:. Exmoor National Park.
2910:. Exmoor National Park.
2645:. Exmoor National Park.
2529:. Exmoor National Park.
1835:Rinodina flavosoralifera
1636:through upland heath to
1462:. In 1276 the jurors of
1363: mi) south-east of
399:. It is named after the
49:Not to be confused with
7854:Environment of Somerset
5649:"Yarn Market (1173428)"
5146:Somerset County Council
4982:28 October 2010 at the
4125:"The Parracombe Survey"
3766:"The history of Exmoor"
3097:"Exmoor Coastal Heaths"
2381:lies on the River Exe.
2349:, which is carpeted in
2130:Samuel Taylor Coleridge
2065:Badgworthy Land Company
2034:Government and politics
1827:Biatoridium delitescens
1668:alternate water-milfoil
1503:feudal baron of Bampton
1399:motte-and-bailey castle
1379:is the site of several
945:Along with the rest of
534:national character area
528:National character area
5955:
5935:Listen to this article
5771:Edwards, R.A. (2000).
5481:. BBC. 9 November 2005
4959:6 January 2015 at the
4486:The Somerset Landscape
4423:. Exmoor Nation Park.
4309:Hobbs, Steven (1998).
3825:"Tarr Steps (1247822)"
3227:. Britainexpress.com.
2295:, a few miles west of
2240:
2047:
1965:, European stonechat,
1873:
1763:
1602:
1553:
1419:
1295:
942:
885:rivers, which meet at
807:
727:
629:rocks dating from the
544:to the southwest, the
430:rocks dating from the
7864:Geography of Somerset
7849:English royal forests
7774:South West Coast Path
7729:Transport in Somerset
7679:Local nature reserves
7649:Geography of Somerset
6774:South West Coast Path
6109:Boroughs or districts
5954:
4796:. Everything Exmoor.
4794:"Exmoor Pony Society"
4770:. Everything Exmoor.
3796:"Cow Castle (34989)"
3651:"Nettlecombe Climate"
2409:Seven Natural Wonders
2375:West Somerset Railway
2251:as designated by the
2238:
2170:South West Coast Path
2110:South West Coast Path
2041:
1871:
1761:
1600:
1551:
1418:
1315:. An earthen ring at
1302:times onward. In the
1289:
940:
802:
764:South West Coast Path
752:Exmoor Coastal Heaths
722:
548:to the south and the
411:, which includes the
36:Exmoor (civil parish)
7914:Moorlands of England
6664:Devon County Council
5986:More spoken articles
5909:Exmoor National Park
5885:Exmoor National Park
5861:Exmoor National Park
5837:Exmoor National Park
5557:Devon County Council
5503:. Watchet Carnival.
5258:Exmoor National Park
5176:Exmoor National Park
5172:"Our National Parks"
5056:"Wilderness: Exmoor"
4914:7 March 2016 at the
4359:The Complete Peerage
4343:9 March 2014 at the
4250:on 14 September 2015
4187:. Historic England.
3337:Exmoor National Park
3278:The Geology of Devon
3257:on 11 September 2015
3016:Exmoor National Park
2973:"Wildlife on Exmoor"
2527:"Our National Parks"
2369:, yarn market, inn,
2305:narrow-gauge railway
2166:coast of North Devon
2089:Sport and recreation
1487:Richard Duke of York
556:Exmoor National Park
65:Exmoor National Park
18:Exmoor National Park
7804: /
7714:Scheduled monuments
7674:History of Somerset
7654:Geology of Somerset
7639:Economy of Somerset
7634:Culture of Somerset
7212:(cities in italics)
7184:Unitary authorities
6971:Pembrokeshire Coast
6709:Scheduled monuments
6684:Towns by population
6162:(cities in italics)
6088:Unitary authorities
5891:on 5 September 2012
5453:"L & B History"
5333:"The Coleridge Way"
5290:on 25 December 2012
5208:on 14 November 2011
4988:The Huffington Post
4613:on 5 September 2015
4456:"Somerset Hundreds"
4384:. W. R. Loosemore.
3601:on 25 February 2006
3542:. Somerset Rivers.
3520:on 20 November 2007
3453:. Somerset Rivers.
2584:Preece, Emma Jane.
2500:. Natural England.
2403:The Witch of Exmoor
2245:Scheduled monuments
2221:thoroughbred racing
2209:Quantock Staghounds
2057:Forestry Commission
1788:Forestry Commission
1720:Grasshopper warbler
1428:Henry II of England
1307:continued into the
313:Pembrokeshire Coast
135:Governing body
7732:Geographic areas:
6209:Budleigh Salterton
5999:The Exmoor Society
5956:
5828:, pp. 190–210
5563:on 1 November 2007
5363:"Goodwill Hunting"
5361:(17 August 2007).
5116:"Exmoor Flag Home"
4922:, 25 October 2010.
4890:on 19 January 2012
4824:Exmoor Pony Centre
4688:on 13 October 2006
4652:on 13 October 2006
4382:Loosemore of Devon
3621:"Weather Stations"
3431:on 13 October 2006
3113:on 13 October 2006
2950:on 9 December 2014
2869:"Somerset Geology"
2762:on 13 October 2006
2723:on 13 October 2006
2398:Margaret Drabble's
2241:
2231:Places of interest
2182:Macmillan Way West
2076:Secretary of State
2048:
1897:North Devon cattle
1889:Whiteface Dartmoor
1874:
1846:Celtic rainforests
1831:Rinodina fimbriata
1764:
1704:European stonechat
1603:
1554:
1432:William of Wrotham
1420:
1296:
947:South West England
943:
808:
791:Bay on the coast.
728:
591:Exmoor was once a
397:South West England
112:South West England
7844:Hills of Somerset
7787:
7786:
7368:Weston-super-Mare
7210:Major settlements
7159:Ceremonial county
7117:
7116:
7009:
7008:
6792:
6791:
6764:Tamar Valley AONB
6160:Major settlements
6063:Ceremonial county
5952:
5812:978-1-873592-58-8
5749:on 7 October 2017
5254:"Working with us"
4376:Loosemore, W. R.
4161:on 6 January 2008
3490:on 26 August 2014
3363:"Exmoor's Rivers"
2598:on 3 October 2015
2565:on 3 October 2015
2299:, is home to the
2265:, which connects
2138:Coleridge Cottage
1935:Emperor of Exmoor
1893:Greyface Dartmoor
1814:Sorbus subcuneata
1724:Locustella naevia
1716:Oenanthe oenanthe
1708:Saxicola rubicola
1664:South Exmoor SSSI
1617:and Horner Water
1389:ancient monuments
1278:
1277:
951:temperate climate
862:, flows from the
748:England and Wales
639:geological period
500:. The remains of
378:
377:
158:UK National Parks
152:
151:
16:(Redirected from
7921:
7874:Geology of Devon
7819:
7818:
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7815:
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7809:
7808:51.100°N 3.600°W
7805:
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7801:
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7443:Badgworthy Water
7201:Somerset Council
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7130:
7121:
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7013:
6983:North East Wales
6921:Mourne Mountains
6913:Northern Ireland
6860:North York Moors
6819:
6812:
6805:
6796:
6759:South Devon AONB
6734:Lord Lieutenants
6311:Moretonhampstead
6266:Great Torrington
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5887:. Archived from
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5775:. Exmoor Books.
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5583:Historic England
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5559:. Archived from
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5399:. Archived from
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4151:"Holwell Castle"
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2472:Living On Exmoor
2457:
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2420:Wheal Eliza Mine
2371:packhorse bridge
2249:open access land
2239:Exmoor landscape
2205:Hunting Act 2004
2136:, starting from
2003:cryptozoological
1971:Dartford warbler
1959:peregrine falcon
1921:Second World War
1732:Acanthis cabaret
1700:Saxicola rubetra
1646:Mellicta athalia
1642:heath fritillary
1634:Ancient woodland
1369:English Heritage
1362:
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1357:
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923:Badgworthy Water
842:) on the south (
785:Sexton's Burrows
472:cryptozoological
460:ancient woodland
370:
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326:North East Wales
257:Mourne Mountains
250:Northern Ireland
192:North York Moors
154:
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7834:IUCN Category V
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7769:Somerset Levels
7734:Blackdown Hills
7731:
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7431:Bristol Channel
7396:
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7316:North Petherton
7301:Midsomer Norton
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7176:Somerset Portal
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5765:Further reading
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5403:on 20 July 2011
5397:Horse and Hound
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5118:. Exmoor Flag.
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4768:"Exmoor Ponies"
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4714:on 2 March 2015
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3772:on 29 July 2013
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3691:on 4 March 2016
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3073:. Exmoor Park.
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3049:
3042:"Did you know?"
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2394:R. D. Blackmore
2283:Valley of Rocks
2281:rivers, nearby
2233:
2213:point-to-points
2192:Exmoor Option.
2106:mountain biking
2091:
2036:
1999:Beast of Exmoor
1995:
1963:Eurasian curlew
1866:
1850:Devon whitebeam
1756:
1680:Quercus petraea
1621:sites, and the
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1471:Elizabeth Lucar
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901:and flows into
864:Wimbleball Lake
844:English Channel
828:Bristol Channel
826:, close to the
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725:Valley of Rocks
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538:Natural England
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468:Beast of Exmoor
421:Bristol Channel
417:East Lyn Valley
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4672:"South Exmoor"
4663:
4643:English Nature
4636:"North Exmoor"
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3415:"Barle Valley"
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2707:"North Exmoor"
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2044:Flag of Exmoor
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1939:Cervus elaphus
1937:, a red stag (
1907:rather than a
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1842:National Trust
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1728:Lesser redpoll
1611:Dunkery Beacon
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744:Foreland Point
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1607:North Exmoor
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1522:James Boevey
1515:
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968:
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895:River Horner
871:River Heddon
868:
860:River Haddeo
856:Barle Valley
809:
776:Porlock Weir
756:
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736:Combe Martin
729:
659:Exmoor Group
624:
593:royal forest
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7601:Congresbury
7597:Yeo rivers
7427:Axe rivers
7276:Glastonbury
7246:Castle Cary
6896:South Downs
6623:Wallabrooke
6296:Kingsbridge
6271:Hatherleigh
6141:Teignbridge
6131:North Devon
6005:‹ The
5919:30 November
5895:30 November
5871:30 November
5847:30 November
5485:21 November
5294:31 December
5268:31 December
5238:30 November
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4585:27 November
4555:30 November
4525:27 November
3991:29 December
3960:29 December
3929:29 December
3898:29 December
3867:29 December
3776:31 December
3733:10036/29653
3550:8 September
3347:30 November
3177:28 November
3081:31 December
2954:30 November
2918:30 November
2688:30 November
2468:Hope Bourne
2400:1998 novel
2225:pony racing
2174:Tarka Trail
2158:South Devon
2094:Sightseeing
2010:phantom cat
1913:wild horses
1881:Exmoor Horn
1740:Buteo buteo
1684:shrub layer
1676:sessile oak
1558:Middle Ages
1556:During the
1531:John Knight
1460:Forde Abbey
1456:"Petherton"
1339:prehistoric
1290:Tarr steps
981:depressions
927:Lorna Doone
903:Porlock Bay
848:River Barle
627:sedimentary
514:Middle Ages
428:sedimentary
228:South Downs
127:Established
7828:Categories
7543:Oare Water
7356:Wellington
7321:Portishead
7281:Highbridge
7231:Bridgwater
7042:Rivers of
6946:Cairngorms
6890:New Forest
6884:The Broads
6388:Teignmouth
6331:Okehampton
6286:Ilfracombe
6276:Holsworthy
6239:Cullompton
6224:Chulmleigh
6184:Barnstaple
6151:West Devon
6136:South Hams
6116:East Devon
5982:Audio help
5973:2008-07-21
5511:8 December
5463:10 October
5407:7 December
5377:7 December
5343:3 December
5015:3 December
4864:3 December
4804:24 January
4752:29 January
4466:23 October
4458:. GENUKI.
4392:10 October
4254:10 October
4222:10 October
4195:10 October
3665:9 November
3461:10 October
3399:10 October
3147:3 December
3052:10 October
2485:References
2343:Tarr Steps
2328:salt marsh
2317:Barnstaple
2287:Watersmeet
2190:Celtic Way
2152:runs from
2112:starts at
1983:red grouse
1975:ring ouzel
1574:Simonsbath
1537:Wool trade
1507:Iron Acton
1402:supervise
1335:Tarr Steps
1329:Cow Castle
1317:Parracombe
1300:Mesolithic
911:River Mole
887:Watersmeet
877:, and the
824:Simonsbath
789:Watermouth
704:glaciation
699:Glenthorne
683:siltstones
667:sandstones
663:gritstones
633:and early
605:stargazing
490:Mesolithic
434:and early
405:Simonsbath
391:and north
286:Cairngorms
222:New Forest
216:The Broads
44:HMS Exmoor
7593:Whitelake
7518:Huntspill
7463:Cam Brook
7387:See also:
7373:Wincanton
7286:Ilminster
7266:Dulverton
7261:Crewkerne
7046:, England
6965:Snowdonia
6583:Swincombe
6493:West Dart
6488:East Dart
6412:See also:
6383:Tavistock
6358:Plymstock
6291:Ivybridge
6244:Dartmouth
6219:Chudleigh
6174:Axminster
6169:Ashburton
6126:Mid Devon
5753:6 October
5567:1 January
5537:1 January
5100:1 January
4820:"History"
4747:0261-3077
4692:20 August
4656:19 August
4431:21 August
4356:Cokayne,
4212:"Normans"
4165:3 January
4135:9 October
3805:9 October
3742:128994811
3695:9 October
3524:1 January
3435:12 August
3312:9 October
3261:9 October
3117:12 August
3026:9 October
2908:"Geology"
2889:9 October
2855:Dulverton
2821:0307-1235
2792:9 October
2766:20 August
2727:19 August
2653:9 October
2602:9 October
2569:9 October
2431:snowdrops
2359:Withypool
2355:bluebells
2351:snowdrops
2293:Woody Bay
2154:Ivybridge
2146:Quantocks
2021:or black
1809:whitebeam
1615:Holnicote
1586:Victorian
1570:enclosure
1464:Brushford
1452:Ilchester
1448:Withypool
1377:Lanacombe
1365:Withypool
1313:Iron Ages
1304:Neolithic
1273:MetOffice
929:legends.
915:River Taw
852:Exebridge
816:River Exe
715:Coastline
710:Geography
687:mudstones
679:limestone
574:Dulverton
518:agistment
512:. In the
498:Iron Ages
401:River Exe
307:Snowdonia
7588:West Lyn
7578:Washford
7528:Land Yeo
7488:Fivehead
7478:East Lyn
7436:Lyme Bay
7336:Somerton
7326:Radstock
7306:Minehead
7296:Langport
7291:Keynsham
7256:Clevedon
7219:Axbridge
7165:Somerset
7109:West Lyn
7079:East Lyn
6932:Scotland
6886:‡ (1988)
6854:Dartmoor
6749:Dartmoor
6613:Torridge
6608:Thrushel
6538:West Lyn
6533:East Lyn
6393:Tiverton
6373:Sidmouth
6363:Salcombe
6353:Plympton
6347:Plymouth
6341:Paignton
6234:Crediton
6214:Chagford
6189:Bideford
6146:Torridge
6095:Plymouth
6007:template
5984: ·
5913:Archived
5865:Archived
5841:Archived
5721:23 March
5715:Archived
5531:Archived
5505:Archived
5457:Archived
5371:Archived
5337:Archived
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5262:Archived
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3235:1 August
3229:Archived
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3171:Archived
3141:Archived
3075:Archived
3046:Archived
3020:Archived
2977:Archived
2912:Archived
2880:Archived
2842:Minehead
2826:16 April
2647:Archived
2625:Archived
2531:Archived
2502:Archived
2441:See also
2367:dovecote
2313:Lynmouth
2279:West Lyn
2275:East Lyn
2271:Lynmouth
2162:Lynmouth
2134:Lynmouth
2126:footpath
2114:Minehead
1985:are now
1943:moorland
1931:Red deer
1905:landrace
1712:Wheatear
1696:whinchat
1692:bilberry
1655:and its
1613:and the
1271:Source:
1266:(40.10)
1197:Average
995:Snowfall
978:Atlantic
974:Rainfall
955:seasonal
919:Dartmoor
899:Luccombe
883:West Lyn
772:Minehead
651:Jurassic
647:Triassic
631:Devonian
582:Lynmouth
542:The Culm
444:Jurassic
440:Triassic
432:Devonian
389:Somerset
387:in west
385:moorland
271:Scotland
218:‡ (1988)
186:Dartmoor
104:Location
7796:51°06′N
7719:Schools
7689:Museums
7558:Sheppey
7508:Holford
7448:Banwell
7351:Watchet
7346:Taunton
7311:Nailsea
6834:England
6729:Museums
6724:Schools
6719:History
6714:Bridges
6674:Economy
6618:Walkham
6553:Okement
6523:Lumburn
6433:Ashburn
6403:Torquay
6398:Topsham
6326:Northam
6281:Honiton
6261:Exmouth
6249:Dawlish
6229:Colyton
6199:Brixham
6179:Bampton
6009:below (
5971: (
5942:minutes
5529:. BBC.
5062:. BBC.
4108:7 March
4078:7 March
4048:7 March
3568:. BBC.
2435:sawmill
2336:Watchet
2324:Porlock
2201:hunting
2164:on the
2144:in the
2102:cycling
2098:walking
2023:leopard
1987:extinct
1951:insects
1895:sheep.
1885:Cheviot
1858:Ireland
1856:and in
1804:conifer
1780:heather
1772:grasses
1688:bracken
1682:), the
1593:Ecology
1566:agisted
1562:Dunster
1491:Molland
1483:Neroche
1438:Wardens
1426:, King
1358:⁄
1282:History
1264:1,018.6
1261:(5.07)
1256:(4.20)
1251:(4.28)
1246:(3.36)
1241:(2.62)
1236:(1.71)
1231:(2.31)
1226:(2.46)
1221:(2.61)
1216:(3.17)
1211:(3.45)
1206:(4.87)
1192:(42.4)
1187:(37.2)
1182:(39.4)
1177:(44.1)
1172:(48.2)
1167:(51.4)
1162:(51.6)
1157:(47.8)
1152:(43.2)
1147:(38.5)
1142:(37.4)
1137:(35.2)
1132:(35.4)
1122:(56.8)
1117:(47.8)
1112:(51.4)
1107:(57.6)
1102:(64.0)
1097:(68.9)
1092:(69.3)
1087:(64.9)
1082:(60.1)
1077:(54.0)
1072:(50.4)
1067:(46.4)
1062:(46.2)
959:diurnal
933:Climate
840:estuary
615:Geology
570:Porlock
485:sites.
167:England
143:Website
7839:Exmoor
7799:3°36′W
7749:Exmoor
7704:Places
7617:Topics
7548:Parret
7513:Horner
7498:Haddeo
7401:Rivers
7383:Yeovil
7341:Street
7236:Bruton
7104:Heddon
7099:Horner
7094:Haddeo
7052:Rivers
7044:Exmoor
6973:(1952)
6948:(2003)
6942:(2002)
6898:(2010)
6892:(2005)
6880:(1956)
6874:(1954)
6872:Exmoor
6868:(1954)
6862:(1952)
6856:(1951)
6850:(1951)
6844:(1951)
6754:Exmoor
6679:Places
6652:Topics
6508:Heddon
6473:Creedy
6426:Rivers
6408:Totnes
6368:Seaton
6306:Lynton
6255:Exeter
6121:Exeter
6100:Torbay
6026:Curlie
6022:Exmoor
6012:Curlie
5809:
5779:
5437:31 May
5186:31 May
5126:31 May
5070:31 May
5060:Nature
5038:
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4745:
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3605:21 May
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3373:31 May
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2819:
2537:31 May
2508:31 May
2478:Exmore
2474:(1963)
2396:, and
2386:novels
2379:Exford
2309:Lynton
2297:Lynton
2267:Lynton
2120:. The
2019:cougar
1967:dipper
1955:merlin
1819:mosses
1802:) and
1776:sedges
1742:) and
1702:) and
1650:lichen
1623:Chains
1582:copper
1404:silver
1396:Norman
1385:cairns
1337:are a
1327:, and
1309:Bronze
1013:Month
985:clouds
964:Azores
909:. The
795:Rivers
750:. The
691:Quartz
675:shales
671:slates
643:system
580:, and
578:Lynton
566:upland
506:cairns
494:Bronze
415:, the
381:Exmoor
315:(1952)
288:(2003)
282:(2002)
230:(2010)
224:(2005)
212:(1956)
206:(1954)
204:Exmoor
200:(1954)
194:(1952)
188:(1951)
182:(1951)
176:(1951)
55:Exmore
42:, see
40:Exmoor
7724:SSSIs
7563:Somer
7533:Mells
7493:Frome
7453:Barle
7418:Avill
7413:Aller
7408:Alham
7362:Wells
7271:Frome
7251:Chard
7069:Barle
7064:Avill
7059:Aller
6957:Wales
6689:SSSIs
6643:Yealm
6603:Teign
6588:Tamar
6568:Otter
6543:Meavy
6513:Lemon
6468:Clyst
6453:Bovey
6448:Barle
6069:Devon
5747:(PDF)
5740:(PDF)
4686:(PDF)
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3836:9 May
3738:S2CID
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2118:Poole
2008:(see
2001:is a
1993:Beast
1947:birds
1909:breed
1877:Sheep
1864:Fauna
1823:ferns
1800:hazel
1768:heath
1754:Flora
1744:raven
1653:flora
1475:temp.
1321:henge
1259:128.7
1254:106.6
1249:108.6
1204:123.6
1052:Year
970:Cloud
905:near
832:Devon
820:rises
734:near
655:Yarde
393:Devon
300:Wales
51:Exmor
7644:Flag
7573:Tone
7568:Sowy
7523:Isle
7473:Chew
7468:Cary
7458:Brue
7423:Avon
7225:Bath
7074:Bray
6659:Flag
6638:Wolf
6593:Tavy
6573:Plym
6548:Mole
6498:Erme
6483:Dart
6478:Culm
6463:Burn
6458:Bray
6438:Avon
5921:2011
5897:2011
5873:2011
5849:2011
5807:ISBN
5777:ISBN
5755:2017
5723:2014
5693:2007
5662:2007
5631:2007
5600:2007
5569:2008
5539:2008
5513:2007
5487:2009
5465:2015
5439:2015
5409:2007
5379:2007
5345:2007
5319:2009
5296:2011
5270:2011
5240:2011
5214:2011
5188:2015
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5128:2015
5102:2008
5072:2015
5036:ISBN
5017:2007
4941:2011
4896:2011
4866:2007
4836:2011
4806:2013
4780:2012
4754:2024
4743:ISSN
4720:2015
4694:2006
4658:2006
4619:2015
4587:2007
4557:2011
4527:2007
4490:ISBN
4468:2011
4433:2015
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4315:ISBN
4281:2015
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4224:2015
4197:2015
4167:2008
4137:2015
4110:2015
4080:2015
4050:2015
4014:ISBN
3993:2014
3962:2014
3931:2014
3900:2014
3869:2014
3838:2007
3807:2015
3778:2011
3697:2015
3667:2011
3655:UKMO
3637:2015
3625:UKMO
3607:2006
3578:2012
3552:2011
3526:2008
3496:2015
3463:2015
3437:2006
3401:2015
3375:2015
3349:2011
3314:2015
3282:ISBN
3263:2015
3237:2009
3208:2009
3179:2007
3149:2007
3119:2006
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