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commanding an extensive view of the sea and of the rivers Taw and Torridge, with the surrounding picturesque scenery,... lnstow possesses all the advantage of town and country

Westleigh.The village itself is tiny, comprising only approximately fifty houses, an Inn and a church

HORWOOD The church (St. Michael) is beautifully situated, commanding fine views of the Taw and Torridge estuary.

Fremington Quay was once important in the import and export of many goods

ATHERINGTON stands high and commands magnificent views.

Burrington is roughly 540 ft above sea level and situated about a mile to the west of the beautiful Taw valley

Chulmleigh is a remote, Saxon, hilltop town located in the heart of Devon

WORLINGTON, (EAST) a small scattered village on the northern acclivity of the valley of the little Dart, six miles E. of Chulmleigh

A small picturesque Devon village, Witheridge is set amidst un-spoilt undulating countryside

Knowstone: sleepy little village

Rackenford is a large parish centered on a small village approximately 8 miles north of Tiverton

Meshaw,Situated on the B3137 south of South Molton it is a small quiet village

Kings Nympton is a typical Devon Village. Peaceful with an active community centred around the pub, church and school

Romansleigh is a pretty little village with narrow streets and is a little off the beaten track

Chittlehamholt, originally a clearing in the wood, became a logging station to which the people of Chittlehampton came to cut timber

Warkleigh and satterleigh

St Peter's Church, Satterleigh

Umberleigh is the sort of village you drive through on your way to Exeter on the old A337 road, without even noticing the wealth of things around.

GEORGE NYMPTON, or NIMET ST. GEORGE, in the hundred and deanery of South Molton

Queens Nympton

Mariansleigh is a tiny village well of the beaten track

Rose Ash is one of the prettiest villages with a village green, community centre and active church community

BISHOPS NYMPTON was an estate of the bishops of Exeter.

West Anstey parish straddles the boundary of the National Park along its southern edge within the county of Devon

East Anstey Parish lies in the heart of beautiful unspoilt English countryside which has been designated as an area of ‘Great Landscape Value’.

South Molton - 'Gateway to Exmoor' is situated on the southern side of the moor just off the A361 North Devon link road

A picturesque and peaceful village set in the Heart of the North Devon countryside,Chittlehampton

Cobbaton is a small village that includes teh Cobbaton combat collection

FILLEIGH, a small village, pleasantly situated 3½ miles W. of South Molton, and 8 miles E.S.E. of Barnstaple

MOLLAND is a large parish in beautiful, unspoilt country

St Mary's Church and the London Inn at Molland

North Molton

Twitchen is a village and civil parish in Devon

A tiny village, on a hill and commanding a view down towards Charles Bottom, with Exmoor and the ‘Bamfylde Clump’ in the distance

West Buckland is a small village located 8 miles (12.9 km) east-south-east of Barnstaple

TAWSTOCK, a pleasant scattered village and parish

The village centre of Bishops Tawton retains much of its historic pattern and character

Lake is a tiny but picturesque village close to Barnstaple

Swimbridge is a pretty little village close the Barnstaple

Proposed landkey and swimbridge youth project

It is widely believed by the locals that Landkey was found by Sir Francis Drake in 1586

VIEWS OF LANDKEY

Visiting Barnstaple will provide you & your family a genuine & special Devon experience

Goodleigh is a charming, traditional and peaceful village set in the rural countryside of North Devon

Gunn is tiny, few houses and few people but set in some of the loveliest countryside

Hutcherton Farm Shop for the best in fresh meat and vegetqbles

Brayford is situated on the south-western boundary of Exmoor and includes a part of the National Park.

Stoke Rivers is a parish 6 miles north-east of Barnstaple

Bratton Fleming, North Devon, as a lively village there are often local events

The River Taw really does have it all, when it comes to scenery

The River Torridge is in the north west of Devon and travels in a loop before joining the River Taw at Appledore and flowing into the Bristol Channel.

ASHFORD, a parish in Barnstaple district, Devon; on the north side of the estuary of the Taw

Heanton Punchardon: hamlet (church, some ancient, but mostly 20th cent. dwellings) on high land looking over soft, rolling farmland.

Pilton is on the edge of the main Barnstaple area and appears to be a part of the town but is in fact a separate village full of it's own character

BRAUNTON SHOPPING

People have been living in and around Shirwell for thousands of years.

MARWOOD is a large and beautiful parish, with wooded combes

Muddiford, Another tiny village that at first seems insignificant but on closer inspection has many interesting little corners

The tiny village of Loxhore near Barnstaple is the best villlage in Devon - and that's official.

Knowle is a tiny place close to Braunton

Saunton Sands,This is a most impressive beach with a huge expanse of flat sand stretching for 3 miles

Dating back to the 17th century Croyde’s natural charm is still ever present today

Georgeham is a typical attractive village set in rural countryside

north buckland

A thing of beauty from cast offs. Mike Taffinder creates real woodcraft items from waste wood.

Bittadon is a pretty little village and at the moment I have not been able to find out a lot about it.

West Down is a pleasant village, set about four miles inland from the North Devon coast

Woolacombe-miles of golden sand for surfing,swimming,sunbathing

Other than Trimstone Manor which is a delighful hotel set in a very rural area, there is little to see in Trimstone

Arlington is a tiny village close to barnstaple. It's main claim to fame is Arlington Court.

EAST DOWN is the ancestral home of the Northcote family

Lundy Island, A different world

The small settlement of Mortehoe is a pretty stone built village mentioned in the Domesday Book

The geological position of Lee, places it some 2 Miles to the West of Ilfracombe

Southcliffe Hall B&B

The Slade Valley is a beautiful area on the west side of the Cairn nature reserve

ilfracombe nature reserve the cairn

Information for the local and visitor on Ilfracombe and North Devon, the jewel in the English holiday crown

Hele Bay is a rocky bay, offering shingle and some sand at low tides

Within the parish of Berrynarbor, is Watermouth Cove

Berrynarbor is a rural, coastal community with spirit and soul, having a knowledge of its ancient heritage and a foresight of its future

THE COMMUNITY SHOP AND POST OFFICE IN BERRYNARBOR, nr ILFRACOMBE

Chambercombe Manor, a story of a haunted house

Renowned historian W.H. Hoskins said that Kentisbury is a 'Parish without a Village'

Challacombe is a small village on the West side of the moor on the B3358 between Simonsbath and Blackmoor Gate.

Challacombe Panorama

The Village of Parracombe lies a few miles south of Lynton and Lynmouth

North Devon and south west UK weather including local forecast and shipping, inshore,tides,flood alerts,uv levels,temperatures and pollen level

colour code for weather warnings

Combe Martin claims to have the longest main street of any village in the Country

TRENTISHOE exceedingly remote at the end of a rough lane

Martinhoe,A picturesque village on the coast of the Bristol Channel

woody bay , the home of teh lynton and barnstaple narrow gauge railway

The twin towns of Lynton & Lynmouth offer the best of both worlds - a breath of sea air and wonderful scenery

High Bickington North Devon

A video tour of north Devon

Towns and Villages in North Devon

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north devon towns and villages event calendar

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NORTH DEVON ATTRACTIONS - SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE

ilfracombe harbour and quay

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North Devon Conservatives

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7million ferry plan launched

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