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This item is also used as the GPS point Dartmoor 365 item; ‘Bound Stones on Haytor Down’.

Notes: Inscribed PRINCE OF WALES and DS 1853, on Ilsington/Manaton parish bounds. This is one of the Duke of Somerset’s 1853 manorial stones.

The numbering for these Haytor and Bagtor Down boundary markers is the same as that used by Dave Brewer.

Reference:

• Brewer, D. and Brewer, K. (2002): Dartmoor Boundary Markers: And Other Markers On and Around the Moor.

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