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Town/Village Title/Address Importance Bampton the War Memorial, High Town/Village Title/Address Importance The War Memorial, High Granite cross and plinth to honour Bampton Street those who have died in recent wars Newton Square, off Luke Historic street layout, used for local Bampton Street markets Bampton Wood Quarry, Disused quarry, important to the Bampton Tiverton Road heritage of Bampton Bailey's Quarry, Tiverton Disused quarry, important to the Bampton Road heritage of Bampton The Exeter Inn, Tiverton Important local building, outside of the Bampton Road Bampton Conservation Area Duvale Kiln Cottage, South Important local building, outside of the Bampton West of Bampton Bampton Conservation Area Duvale Quarries, South West Disused quarry, important to the Bampton of Bampton heritage of Bampton Tuckingmill Quarry, Tiverton Disused quarry, important to the Bampton Road heritage of Bampton Important community sign, depicting The Village Sign, on 'the Bampton the historical association with the wool stage', Castle Street trade Luttrell Quarry, Old Tiverton Disused quarry, important to the Bampton Road heritage of Bampton Old Lime Kiln and barn, Disused lime kiln, associated with Bampton Kersdown Barton, Ford Road mining in the area The Hollett Garden, Briton Bampton Open space within Bampton Street Mill Leat and Shuttern Brook, Bampton Historic water course through the town Brook Street Old Packhorse Way, off Historic route used to take wool to Bampton Briton Street market Land along River Batherm, Bampton Medieval flood plain northeast of Brook St Old Orchard behind 20 Luke The town used to be surrounded by Bampton Street orchards, important open green space Old Railway Bridge under Relic from when the railway line ran Bampton Luke Street through Bampton Dismantled railway line The route the rail way line took through Bampton through Bampton Bampton Millennium Green, School Bampton Important Historical area Close Stone and Cobbled track way Bradninch Well preserved stone track way at Back Street Town/Village Title/Address Importance Footpath on east side of Fore Historic layout of the street pattern and Bradninch Street tree lined avenue War Memorial in front of Granite cross and plinth to honour Bradninch Guildhall those who have died in recent wars Bradninch Open Space in Hen Street Important open space in Braninch Cobbled areas fronting Well preserved cobbles leading to the Bradninch Church Street cottages church Commemorative thatched Iconic landmark in the centre of Bradninch bus shelter Bradninch Interesting and important features of Bradninch Footpaths on High Street the streetscape Footpaths northwest of West Bradninch Good quality cobble paving End Road Cob boundary wall to 21 Fore Bradninch Good quality cob wall Street Stone wall to south side of Bradninch A high and good quality brick wall Back Street 8‐20 Westfield, south side of Bradninch High quality dwellings Bradninch 20, 22 and 32 Hele Road, Bradninch High quality unaltered dwellings south side of Bradninch High quality dwelling which can be Beudown, Beacon Hill, west Bradninch viewed from a number of locations in side of Bradninch the village Cobbled edges of the village Cheriton Fitzpaine Cobbled patched along the main road pavement Cheriton Fitzpaine Cob wall at Rectory Hill Good quality cob wall with slate coping Directional Sign, Wiltown Clayhidon Interesting and iconic signpost Cross Dates back to at the latest 1765 when Clayhidon Middleton Mill there is a record of it being leased Clayhidon Gladhayes farm building Old barn dating to 16th century East Leigh Green, centre of Coldridge Important open green space village Coldridge Village Green, Coldridge Important open green space centre of village High quality iconic statue with historical St Boniface Statue, Crediton ties to the town of Crediton and the Newcombes Meadow surrounding area Town/Village Title/Address Importance Crediton Cobbles at Jockey Hill Interesting feature in the streetscape Granite gate pillar, St Interesting feature leading into public Crediton Lawrence Green open green space Crediton Downes Bridge, Exeter Road Historical bridge, full of character Cobbled pathways at Holy Crediton Good quality cobbled paving Cross churchyard The Viewpoint, on George Crediton Important public open space Hill Cast iron street signs on 138 Crediton Historic signage which is quite rare High Street Crediton Cob walls along Dean Street Good quality cob walls Scout Memorial Gardens, Crediton Important public open space Peoples Park Millennium Cross, St Granite cross and plinth to honour Crediton Lawrence Green, High Street those who have died in recent wars Cobbles at St Lawrence A set of cobbles showing a variety of Crediton Chapel patterns Two granite pillars in Town Crediton Historic granite pillars Square Crediton Trenavin House, George Hill A historic old house 1‐11 Fordton Terrace, south Crediton High quality terrace side of Crediton Crediton, Pedlars Red Hill Cross, north east of Landmark feature in the streetscape Pool Crediton Seat and lean to shelter, at Cullompton Landmark feature with aesthetic value Trotts Almshouses Workhouse, Georgian Wall, Cullompton Historic wall of the old workhouse New Cut Cullompton Queen Square Remains of the historic street layout Cullompton Pound Square Remains of the historic street layout Upper Bull Ring (Old Cattle Remains of the historic street layout Cullompton Market) and location for markets Landmark feature on the side of the Cullompton Public clock, Town Hall Town Hall Free standing pillar box, Cullompton Iconic feature in the townscape Higher Bull Ring Town/Village Title/Address Importance Traditional red telephone Cullompton Iconic feature in the townscape box, Higher Bull Ring Cobbled Gulley along Church High quality cobbled area forming a Cullompton Street gully Cobbled pathways at White Cullompton High quality track way Hart public house WW2 First Aid post sign, Landmark historic sign on the side of Cullompton front wall, Town Hall the Town Hall Former orchard area east of Important open green space at the edge Halberton Orchard House of the village Halberton Wall at Corner Lane Wall of high aesthetic value Halberton Jubilee Lamp at Pond Hill Historically important landmark feature Boundary walls along Pond Halberton Good quality stone walls Hill Boundary walls along Church Halberton Good quality stone walls Path Milestone, west end of Important historic feature at one of the Halberton village entry points into the village Small area of cobbles to front Halberton Cobbled area of 1 Church Path Halberton Water Pump in Ash Thomas Historic feature of the streetscape Boundary walls along Lower Halberton Good quality stone walls Town Commemorative stone to the Stone of high historic and communal Halberton south side bus stop value Boundary walls at Lower Halberton Good quality stone walls Close Elevated gardens, northern Important open green space in the Halberton side of Higher Town centre of Halberton An important historical and communal Halberton The Pond, Pond Hill feature Hele Dwelling house at Hele Mill Historical building Hemyock Directional Sign, Millhayes Interesting and iconic signpost Interesting and iconic features of the Hemyock Mileplates, Fore Street streetscape Dennis Down Cross Finger Hittisleigh Landmark feature in the streetscape Signpost Town/Village Title/Address Importance A small pond on the outskirts of the Kentisbeare The Eel Pond town Kentisbeare Post Box at Goodiford Traditional red post box Important open space within the centre Kentisbeare Village Square of Kentisbeare Kentisbeare Shute in Fore Street Spring located on Fore Street Silver Wood, North of Large expanse of woodland alongside Kentisbeare Kentisbeare the River Ken Granite cross and plinth to honour Church Green and War Lapford those who have died in wars and Memorial, centre of village conflicts Lapford Lapford Mill Complex Historic set of buildings Morchard Bishop Post Box at the Post Office Iconic feature of the streetscape Morchard Bishop Phone Box at Frost Iconic feature in the streetscape Post Box in Oldborough, Morchard Bishop Iconic feature in the streetscape Dove Cottage Deneridge Bridge, Langland Morchard Bishop Historic old bridge Hill Morchard Bishop Milestone at Turning Ways Important historic feature Morchard Bishop Cobbles outside London Inn Good quality cobbled area Wrought iron benches in Morchard Bishop Benches for public use churchyard Traditional working forge, Morchard Bishop Culturally important feature Frost, Morchard Bishop Granite cross and public open green Morchard Bishop War Memorial and Green space Important historic feature in the Morchard Bishop Pound and Pump, Polson Hill streetscape Morchard Bishop Pump, Church Street Landmark feature in the streetscape Pump, Footpath 50 between Morchard Bishop The Green and Old Rectory Landmark feature along this footpath Road Oakford War Memorial and Granite cross and plinth to honour Oakford Cross those who have died in recent wars Spurway Barton, west of Oakford Saxon farmstead Oakford Town/Village Title/Address Importance Iron Mill Stream, south of Historic waterway, used to power water Oakford Oakford wheels Bickham Barton, west of Oakford Saxon farmstead Oakford Oakford Tumulus, west of Oakford An important burial ground Traditional Red Telephone Poughill Iconic feature in the streetscape Box, centre of village Standing signpost, centre of Poughill Interesting and iconic signpost village Community Garden, centre Poughill Important public open green space of village South Yeo Hill to Holly Water Poughill Good example of a sunken lane Stream Taylors copse
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