Towns list
According to White’s Devonshire Directory of 1850, “Ugborough is a neat and pleasant village, on the slopes of an eminence, surrounded by higher hills, two and a half miles east of Ivybridge, and north north east of Modbury, and one and...
Standing at the head of the Teign Estuary and as home to the South Devon Railway locomotive works, the historic market town of Newton Abbot grew rapidly during the Victorian era and still enjoys a strategic position on the main railway line to...
The village occupies a steeply sloping site on the south-east facing side of the Erme valley a mile or so closer to Dartmoor in the north than the sea four miles to its south.
This picturesque Devon Village of the Year 2003 stands to the west of the Erme estuary, less than four miles south west of Modbury and some nine miles east of Plymouth. With its mix of small thatched and stone cottages, primary school, village...
Until December 2015 when the South Devon Highway was opened the village, straddling the A380 between Newton Abbot and Torquay, was effectively divided by a continuous stream of heavy traffic, with more than 35,000 vehicles passing through each...
Standing at the head on the Avon estuary, about three miles inland from the coast, the village lies with the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with many former farm buildings now converted to residential usage.
Nestling in the green rolling hills of the South Devon Area of Outstanding Beauty in a creek on the eastern banks of the River Dart between Totnes and Dartmouth and the sea, the village was once the centre of the Dart Salmon industry. Today a few...
