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Churchland Wood

Wood, Forest in Devon North Devon

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Churchland Wood

Spittle Cross
Spittle Cross Credit: Roger Cornfoot

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Churchland Wood Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 50.934738/-3.9100101 or Grid Reference SS6516. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Spittle Cross
Spittle Cross
King's Nympton : B3226 A road in the countryside.
King's Nympton : B3226
A road in the countryside.
King's Nympton : Head Barton Head Barton in the countryside.
King's Nympton : Head Barton
Head Barton in the countryside.
King's Nympton : Head Barton Head Barton is home to the UK Wild Otter Trust. Here is Tolga the Otter.
King's Nympton : Head Barton
Head Barton is home to the UK Wild Otter Trust. Here is Tolga the Otter.
King's Nympton : B3226 Looking along the road.
King's Nympton : B3226
Looking along the road.
King's Nympton : B3226 A road heads through the countryside.
King's Nympton : B3226
A road heads through the countryside.
Higher Doomsford Crossing / River Taw This photo is taken on the Exeter to Barnstaple railway branch line, looking North. The railway, completed in 1854, runs next to the River Taw for this stretch. This was taken in the flood of October 2000. The railway acts as a levee protecting the crossing keeper's cottage.
Higher Doomsford Crossing / River Taw
This photo is taken on the Exeter to Barnstaple railway branch line, looking North. The railway, completed in 1854, runs next to the River Taw for this stretch. This was taken in the flood of October 2000. The railway acts as a levee protecting the crossing keeper's cottage.
Taw Valley The Tarka Line (branch line between Barnstaple and Exeter) heads North-West up the Taw Valley. To our right, Head Wood looks lovely on the other side of the river.
Taw Valley
The Tarka Line (branch line between Barnstaple and Exeter) heads North-West up the Taw Valley. To our right, Head Wood looks lovely on the other side of the river.
Junction Pool The River Mole (straight ahead) meets the River Taw at Junction Pool. The former draws from the SW slopes of Exmoor, the latter from the North slopes of Dartmoor. In big storms, the Taw becomes a raging red river from here down. Junction Pool is the setting for one of the chapters of Tarka the Otter.
Junction Pool
The River Mole (straight ahead) meets the River Taw at Junction Pool. The former draws from the SW slopes of Exmoor, the latter from the North slopes of Dartmoor. In big storms, the Taw becomes a raging red river from here down. Junction Pool is the setting for one of the chapters of Tarka the Otter.
Cottage at Colleton Mills A small cottage reminiscent of a toll house, located on a road junction of the A377.
Cottage at Colleton Mills
A small cottage reminiscent of a toll house, located on a road junction of the A377.
Cattle feeder near Bircham Farm
Cattle feeder near Bircham Farm
Footpath to Hayne Barton The footpath passes through this field from the village of Burrington to a farm at Hayne Barton.
Footpath to Hayne Barton
The footpath passes through this field from the village of Burrington to a farm at Hayne Barton.
Stables at Hayne Barton, Burrington
Stables at Hayne Barton, Burrington
Bridleway to Mullybrook Mill Mullybrook Mill can just be seen among the trees in the valley.
Bridleway to Mullybrook Mill
Mullybrook Mill can just be seen among the trees in the valley.
Large house at Hansford Bridge Viewed from across meadowland in the Taw valley.
Large house at Hansford Bridge
Viewed from across meadowland in the Taw valley.
Old road sign at Hansford Barton
Old road sign at Hansford Barton
Hill Farm Taken from a paddock close to the farm buildings. A fine old hazel tree grows on the field boundary wall. Beyond is a steep hillside, leading down to the River Taw. There are great ash trees, oaks and nettles - perhaps growing on ancient middens.
Hill Farm
Taken from a paddock close to the farm buildings. A fine old hazel tree grows on the field boundary wall. Beyond is a steep hillside, leading down to the River Taw. There are great ash trees, oaks and nettles - perhaps growing on ancient middens.
Chulmleigh: above Hillhead The lane to Spittle Cross, looking south east
Chulmleigh: above Hillhead
The lane to Spittle Cross, looking south east
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Churchland Wood is located at Grid Ref: SS6516 (Lat: 50.934738, Lng: -3.9100101)

Administrative County: Devon

District: North Devon

Police Authority: Devon and Cornwall

What 3 Words

///filled.orchestra.monorail. Near Chulmleigh, Devon

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Related Wikis

Kings Nympton railway station
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Little Dart River
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River Mole, Devon
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Burrington, Devon

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Located within 500m of 50.934738,-3.9100101
Kings Nympton
Naptan AtcoCode: 9100KNYMPTN
Network: National Rail
Network Website: https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/stations/kgn/
Network Wikidata: Q26334
Operator: Great Western Railway
Operator Website: https://www.gwr.com/stations-and-destinations/stations/kings-nympton
Operator Wikidata: Q1419438
Public Transport: station
Railway: station
Ref Crs: KGN
Request Stop: yes
Source: NPE
Train: yes
Wikidata: Q1890866
Wikipedia: en:Kings Nympton railway station
Lat/Long: 50.9359781/-3.9054023
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Fortescue Cross
Junction: yes
Lat/Long: 50.9376806/-3.9056055
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Head Wood (North) Devon
Western Copse Devon

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