Stretchleigh meteorite
Recorded meteorite landing
A Stone-uncl meteorite recorded as an observed fall with a recorded mass of 10,400 g.
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Recorded meteorite landing
A Stone-uncl meteorite recorded as an observed fall with a recorded mass of 10,400 g.
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ERME ESTUARY is recorded by Historic England as a protected wreck covering approximately 19.623 hectares.
Map and evidence →England, United Kingdom
ERME INGOT is recorded by Historic England as a protected wreck covering approximately 3.14 hectares.
Map and evidence →United Kingdom
archaeological site in Malborough, Devon, England, UK
Map and evidence →England, United Kingdom
SALCOMBE CANNON SITE is recorded by Historic England as a protected wreck covering approximately 19.623 hectares.
Map and evidence →England, United Kingdom
MOOR SAND is recorded by Historic England as a protected wreck covering approximately 28.257 hectares.
Map and evidence →Location recorded in Wikidata
1942 Hunt-class destroyer
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The South West Coast Path runs the entire 22-mile stretch of the geopark coastline taking in Berry Head National Nature Reserve, Cockington Country Park, woodlands, and farmland.Torre Abbey holds significant archaeological value as a nationally recognised scheduled monument. Established in 1196, it is one of the finest-preserved mediaeval abbeys in Devon and Cornwall.Sit beside the Dame Agatha Christie CBE sculpture on a harbour-front bench in Torquay, unveiled in 2025 and depicting the iconic a
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