Abbotskerswell is the parish immediately to the south of the market town of  Newton Abbot. 

It is surrounded by parishes administered by Teignbridge District Council, namely: 

Kingskerswell to the east,  Ipplepen to the south and  Ogwell to the north west.

This category tree is for websites about, or with addresses located within, the old parish of

Alphington, which nowadays is regarded as a south west suburb of Exeter, since it

is administered by the City Council of  Exeter. 

Within the parish, the area of Marsh Barton has been developed, encouraging Exeter industries

to relocate to new premises, in particular the  Motoring industry.

 

Alphin Brook flows through Alphington from west to east where a lock separates the tidal flow of the River Exe.

This category includes the River Exe along its north west boundary, with the weirs reducing the tidal flow

from the Exe Estuary, south east to the boundary with  Exminster. 

Alphington forms the Exeter City Council boundary with Teignbridge District Council

along its southern limits eastwards to  Shillingford Abbey, and the parish of

Ide, on its west boundary, where the A30 heads north west. 

The Exeter ward of Alphington, shares its Devon County Council Divisions with Cowick, and the ward to the north is St Thomas.

Appledore is a village at the mouth of the River Torridge, forming a peninsula from the south into the Taw Estuary.

Appledore is administered by the Torridge District parish of  Northam,

separated by tidal waters from  Instow to the east.

Ashburton, population 4000, is an ancient stannary town, 10km west of  Newton Abbot. 

on the south-eastern edge of  Dartmoor National Park.

This category is for websites within the parish of Ashburton, with its southern boundary along the A38 Expressway. 

Ashburton is almost surrounded by parishes administered by  Teignbridge District Council, namely: 

Woodland and Torbryan to the south east, Bickington to the east, Ilsington to the north east,

and separated from  Widecombe-in-the-Moor by Buckland-in-the-Moor to north west, 

Buckfastleigh is directly to the south.

However, West Buckfastleigh and  Holne, immediately to the west are administered by South Hams

District Council,  along with Staverton immediately south of the A38.

This category tree is for websites about or with addresses located within the parish of Ashcombe, administered by  Teignbridge District Council.

Ashcombe is inland, east of the A380 from  Kennford to  Kingsteignton.

Ashcombe is surrounded by Teignbridge parishes, namely:

Chudleigh to the west,  Bishopsteignton to the south west, and  Dawlish to the south east,

Ashcombe is separated from Kenn by Kenton to the north. 

To the east the parishes of Mamhead and  Starcross separate Ashcombe from the Exe estuary.

Category tree to represent the parish of Ashprington and Tuckenhay in District Council of South Hams.

This category lists websites about the village of Ashreigney and the surrounding parish to the  North Devon District boundary

with  Burrington to the north, and the west bank of the River Yaw to the east.

Until there is a separate locality category for the parish of Hollocombe, those sites may be included in this

Ashreigney category to cover both parishes administered by Torridge District Council. 

However the  Winkleigh is more appropriate for those further south.

This does not include Wembworthy south east administered by  Mid Devon District Council.

Those further west should be included in the  Dolton category, which is north of the boundary with

Monkokehampton, administered by  West Devon Borough.

Ashwater, population 670, is a village east of the A388 between  Holsworthy and  Lifton.

The parish of Ashwater is administered by  Torridge District Council, along with  Halwill to the east,

Black Torrington to the north east, Bradford to the north, Cookbury and Hollacombe to the north west, 

Clawton to the west, with Tetcott, Luffincott, Northcott, St. Giles on the Heath,

Virginstow and  Broadwoodwidger round the southern boundary.

Avonwick is a village at the east tip of the South Hams parish of  Ugborough, and is now administered as the expanded parish of North Huish.  Avonwick is separated by the A38 expressway from  South Brent to the north.  Avonwick is used as the postal town for addresses south of the A38 as far east as Diptford.

Axminster is a market town, population almost 5,800, in East Devon near the Dorset Border

The parish of Axminster is on the confluence of the Rivers Yarty and Axe, crossed by

the A35 from Dorset to  Honiton.

The Yarty forms the west boundary with  Kilmington whereas on the east bank of

the Yarty,  Membury is the next parish north.

This category includes websites for town and parish of Aximinster, including Churchill, and

All Saints hamlets north to  Chardstock, where the Axe forms the county border with Dorset.

To the west of the town and River Axe, is the East Devon parish of  Hawkchurch and the

Dorset border, south to  Uplyme, separating the Axminster parish from the English Channel.

Directly west along the coast there is then the combined parish of  Combepyne Rousdon.

Directly south of the town, along the east bank of the River Axe, is the parish   Musbury, and

Axmouth to the coast.

Axmouth is a village on the east bank of the River Axe, as it flows into the English Channel.

The parish of Axmouth is separated from  Seaton by the Axe, with  Colyton further north.

The parish stretches along the coast, east to the combined parish of  Combepyne Rousdon,

and is separated inland from the market town of  Axminster by the parish of  Musbury.

This category includes websites for the village, ancient port and parish of Axmouth.

This category is for sites relevant to the parish of Bampton.  It has a population 1600, administered by  Mid Devon District Council.

Bampton is located south of the  Exmoor National Park, from which it is separated by the Mid Devon parish of Morebath.  The parish stretches to the county border with  Somerset at its north and west extremes, along with the Mid Devon parishes of  Oakford to the west and  Clayhanger to the east.  On its southern boundary, the parish of Bampton meets the Mid Devon parishes of Hockworthy and  Huntsham in the south east, and Stoodleigh in the south west, with the Borough of  Tiverton directly to the south.

Beaford is a village on the A3124 from  Winkleigh to  Great Torrington. within the  Torridge District.

Beaford parish has the River Torridge as the boundary with  Merton to the south, and is separated from

Great Torrington by the parish of Little Torrington to the west, and Giles in the Wood northwards. 

Further west, Roborough and  Ashreigney separate Beaford from

the  North Devon parish of  Burrington to the east.

To the south east is  Dolton, and to the south west is  Merton.

The small Torridge parishes of Huish and Dowland separate these from West Devon boundary

with  Meeth and  Dartmoor.

Beaworthy, population less than 300, is a village north of the A3079 between  Okehampton and  Holsworthy. 

The parish of Beaworthy, administered by  West Devon Borough Council, extends south east of the village

along the A3079 road, north of  Bratton Clovelly, as far as Thorndon Cross.

There, its north east boundary is with the combined parishes of Ashbury and  Northlew

Directly west of the village of Beaworthy is Halwill Junction, within the parish of  Halwill,

which closes the north and west boundary with  Torridge Distrct Council.

Belstone is one of the most northern parishes in the Dartmoor National Park and is administered by West Devon Borough Council.  It is nestled between Okehampton. Okehampton Hamlets and the parish of South Tawton, which includes the village of South Zeal.

Bere Alston is a village in the extreme west of Devon, a few miles north of Plymouth, in the parish of Bere Ferrers

administered by West Devon Borough Council.

Websites for the area south of the A390 in the parish of Gulworthy are included here, whereas those to the north

of the A390 should be listed in the  Sydenham Damerel category.

Bere Ferrers is the most south-western village, and parish administered by West Devon Borough Council

Bere Ferrers is separated from the city of  Plymouth by the River Tavy which at this point is not connected

by roads, but a bridge over the mouth connects Bere Ferrers rail station with  Plymouth: Transport.

The parish is separated from Cornwall by the River Tamar.

There are no crossings until north of  Bere Alston, a village also in the parish of Bere Ferrers.

Bickleigh, population about 266, is a small village south of Tiverton, not to be confused with

the parish of Bickleigh north of Plymouth, which is served by the neighbouring South Hams parish of Shaugh Prior.

Bishop's Nympton is a parish east of  South Molton, administered by  North Devon District Council. Bishop's Nympton is south of  North Molton,  Twitchen and  Molland, with  Knowstone on its eastern boundary, and Rose Ash, Mariansleigh to the south. In the south west are George Nympton and Queen's Nympton, separating Bishop's Nympton from  King's Nympton.

This category tree is for websites about or with addresses located within the coastal parish of Bishopsteignton administered by  Teignbridge District Council.
The village Bishopsteignton is half way between the neighbouring towns of  Kingsteignton and  Teignmouth, on the north bank of the Teign estuary.  The north of the parish includes the village of Luton, with the inland parishes of Ideford to the north west, and  Ashcombe, to the north east.  Rural western parts of the parish of  Dawlish also stretch to the boundary between Ashcombe and Teignmoth, at the National Trust ridge at Little Haldon.

This category is for website based in or exclusively about the Mid Devon parish of Bow, including the vicinity of hamlets of Hillerton and Nymet Tracey. 
Most of the parish is south of Bow village and the A3072 main road from Copplestone, west to  North Tawton.
The Mid Devon parishes of Zeal Monachorum lie to the north, and  Colebrooke to the east, and  Hittisleigh to the south.

This category is for sites about the village of Brampford Speke, and the surrounding East Devon parish to  Upton Pyne on its west boundary, and to the River Exe on its east boundary with  Stoke Canon.  To the north is the Mid Devon parish of  Thorverton, and to the south is the boundary of the City Council of  Exeter.

Bratton Clovelly, population about 390, is a village nine miles west of  Okehampton.

The parish of Bratton Clovelly extends north of the village to include the A3079 road from

Okehampton to  Holsworthy, which forms the southern boundary for  Beaworthy.

Until there are sufficient websites to justify a separate category, this category caters for the West Devon

parish of Germansweek which separates Bratton Clovelly from the  Torridge District Council boundary

south of  Halwill.  Hence, this category also includes sites for Eworthy and Brockescombe,

besides the east bank of Roadford Reservoir, down to the A30 trunk road, where the River Thrushel

forms the southern parish boundary with Thrushelton, represented by the  Lewdown category

Eastwards,  Bridestowe is the south east boundary, with  Sourton to the east, which includes the A3079,

where the south east corner of the parish of Beaworthy separates it from the old parish of Ashbury.

Brayford is an inland parish in the western edge of the Exmoor National Park, and is administered by North Devon District Council.  It is south of the parishes of Challacombe and Bratton_Fleming, with Stoke Rivers and East Buckland to the west, and the Exmoor border parish of North Molton to the east.

This category includes sites throughout the parish of Brayford, including the village of High Bray and hamlet of Little Bray.  This category also includes sites associated with the River Bray, as it leaves Challacombe, and flows towards the River Mole, as well as for farms and dwellings in its valley, and rising to moorland in the east.

Brendon is an inland parish in the north western edge of the Exmoor National Park, and is administered by North Devon District Council.  It is south of the coastal parish of Countisbury, with the parish of Lynton and Lynmouth to the west, otherwise surrounded by the county border with Exmoor parishes of Somerset.  The village of Brendon is in the valley, scoured by the East Lyn River, though this category includes sites for moorland farms and dwellings of Brendon Common to Brendon Two Gates.

Brentor is one of the most western parishes in the Dartmoor National Park and is administered by West Devon Borough Council.  The largest village is called North Brentor, but the parish is most famous for its church, set at the top of Brent Tor.

This category lists websites for the West Devon parish of Bridestowe, west of  Dartmoor, and the A386 road,

south west of  Okehampton and  Sourton.

The parish of Bridestowe has its eastern boundary with  Dartmoor National Park, where the moorland

is formally known as "Lands Common to the Parishes of Bridstowe and Sourton".

Websites for the area directly north of the parish boundary should be listed in the  Sourton category,

and those directly south in the  Lydford category, whereas websites for the parish of

Lewtrenchard further west are represented by the  Lewdown category.

Bridford, with  Christow immediately to the south, is one of the most eastern parishes in the Dartmoor National Park, with the boundary of both being the River Teign.
Across the river to the north is  Dunsford, also administered by Teignbridge Borough Council.
The parish of  Moretonhampstead separates Bridford from those administered by West Devon Borough Council.
This category is for websites within the village and parish boundary of Bridford.

Bridgerule, population around 500, is a parish spanning the River Tamar, in the extreme west of the  Torridge District of Devon.

On three sides the parish is surrounded by the parishes Launcells, Marhamchurch and Whitstone in North Cornwall.

Whitstone has the River Tamar as its boundary south to North Termerton, across the boundary with Pyworthy east of Bridgerule.

Until there are sufficient websites for a separate category, websites for Pyworthy may also be listed here,

along the border parish of Pancrasweek to the north, before  Bradsworthy,

whereas those further east should be listed in the  Holsworthy category.

Broadwoodwidger is a village north of the A30 trunk road between Lifton and Okehampton,

on the west bank of the River Wolf as it overflows from Roadford Reservoir.

This category is for websites about one or more of the four Torridge parishes within the Broadwoodwidger Rural District,

namely: Broadwoodwidger, Northcott, St. Giles on the Heath, and Virginstow.

These parishes are all east of the River Tamar county boundary,

with Northcott and St. Giles on the Heath west of River Carey whereas

Virginstow is surrounded by the larger parish of Broadwoodwidger, both east of the River Carey.

Websites for the other two parishes within this Rural District (Werrington and North Petherwin).

should be suggested to the appropriate sub-category of Cornwall.

Burlescombe is a village, and Mid Devon parish, north of the M5, with the grand western canal from  Sampford Peverell
to  Holcombe Rogus to the north, separating Burlescombe from the Somerset boundary.  The Mid Devon parish
of  Culmstock lies to the east,  Uffculme to the south east and  Halberton to the south west. 
This category is for sites showing an operating address in the parish of Burlescombe,

This category is for websites about or based in the parish of Burrator west of  Princetown

on  Dartmoor.

The parish is administered by  West Devon Borough Council, comprising of three ancient parishes;

  Meavy,  Sheepstor and  Walkhampton.

Websites confined to just one of these parishes are listed in the most appropriate of those categories, whereas

this category includes websites that are for more than one of these parishes.

Websites for the relatively newly developed settlement of Dousland, which spans the old boundary of

Meavy and Walkhampton, around the B3212 from  Yelverton  to Princetown.

are listed here.

This category is for websites that are related exclusively to business and economic activities in Devon,
including individual businesses and institutions and professional and trade organisations. 
Please check to see if one of the sub-categories is suitable for your website.
Businesses related to Travel and Tourism should be suggested to a sub-category there.

Butterleigh is a village nestled in the hills above the River Burn which feed the Exe, to the west and connects to the A395 main road at  Bickleigh
Butterleigh is a small parish administered by  Mid Devon District Council, with its west boundary separated from Bickleigh by the north reaches of the parish of  Silverton, whose village is further south.
The parish of  Bradninch is further to the south east. and the north reaches of  Cullompton parish are on Butterleigh's west boundary, and  Halberton on the north boundary, separating it from the Borough of  Tiverton northeast of Butterleigh.

Christow, population 800, with  Bridford immediately to the north, is one of the most eastern parishes in the Dartmoor National Park, with the boundary of both being the River Teign.
Across the river to the east is  DoddiscombsleighThe parish of  Moretonhampstead separates Christow from those administered by West Devon Borough Council.
This category is for websites within the village and parish boundary of Christow.

Clawton is a village on the A388 north of  Lifton, 3 miles south of the town of  Holsworthy.

Clawton village is on the east bank of the River Claw, but the  Torridge parish of Clawton extends

to the River Deer which feeds the River Tamar on the Cornwall boundary at North Tamerton.

Until there are sufficient websites to create independent locality categories, this category tree also includes

the Torrdige parishes of Tetcott and Luffincott, north of the Broadwoodwidger Rural District.

Websites for areas further south should be listed in the  Broadwoodwidger category.

Websites for areas further north should be listed in the  Holsworthy category.

Clayhidon is a village north east of  Hemyock. 
This category is for websites showing an operating address is the parish of Clayhidon in the Blackdown Hills, forming the boundary of Mid Devon with the Somerset parishes of  Churchstanton and.  West Buckland

Clovelly is a parish on the north coast of Devon, between  Hartland and  Woolsery (Woolfardisworthy), which are all administered by the  Torridge District Council.

Coldridge, population 350, is a parish east of Winkleigh between Brushford, Eggesford, Chawleigh, Nymet Rowland and Zeal Monachorum, administered by the Mid Devon District Council.

Colebrooke is a village and parish in Mid-Devon 6km west of  Crediton, with a population around 400.
The parish includes hamlets of Coleford and Penstone..  This category lists sites for the village and rural areas within the parish,
including the ancient parish of Clannaborough separating the west boundary from  Bow.

This category is for sites about or showing contacts within the Torbay ward of Blatchcombe, in the immediate viccinity of the village of Collaton St Mary, to the west of Paington, to include Blagdon to the north, and rural areas within the boundary with South Hams to the west, as far south as Yalberton.

Colyton, population 2900, is a parish north of Seaton in East Devon.

This category is for sites about and showing contact details within the parish of Cornworthy, South Hams. Cornworthy is north west of Dittisham, on the south bank of the Dart estuary, which separates it from the South Hams parish of Stoke Gabriel.  To the north is the parish of Ashprington which separates it from the South Hams town of Totnes, also on the tidal region of the River Dart.  To the west is the combined parish of Halwell and Moreleigh, and directly south is Blackawton.

Countisbury is the most north eastern parish within North Devon District, and is within the Exmoor National Park.  It is administered as a combined civil parish within Brendon, stretching from Lynmouth along the north coast, including Sillery Sands, Foreland Point, Countisbury Cove, up to Old Burrow Hill, the County Gate with North West Somerset, down to the boundary with Oare, and back to Brendon.  The parish is serviced by the main road, A39, which connects Somerset and Lynmouth, passing through the village of Countisbury, comprising a pub and church, surrounded by National Trust property.  A small road leads off to the hamlet of Wilsham, before heading south to Brendon.

Crediton, population 7000, is the next town to the north west of  Exeter, served by the A377 to  Chulmleighand North Devon.

The town is administered within Mid Devon County Council by the town council.  This category represents the town and the parish of Crediton Hamlets, which surrounds the town to the east, south and west.  The latter extends to the Mid Devon parishes of  Cheriton Bishop to the south,  Hittisleigh to the south west,  Colebrooke to the west, Copplestone to the north west, Sandford to the north, Upton Hellions and Shobrooke to the north east, and  Newton St Cyres to the east.   Teignbridge parishes such as Tedburn St Mary and Whitestone lie to the south.

Culmstock is a village south of the M5 on the border with Somerset, between  Uffculme and  Hemyock,
These are also parishes administered by Mid Devon District Council. along with Burlescombe to the west and Holcombe Rogus to the north west. 
This category is for sites showing an operating address in the parish of Culmstock,
 

Dalwood is a village west of Axminster, north of A35 to Honiton.  The parish of Dalwood is administered by East Devon District Council, and surrounded by Membury in the north east, Stockland to the north, Widworthy to the west, Shute to the southwest and Kilmington to the south east.

This category represents the ‘Regional’ aspects of ‘Dartmoor National Park’

For the purpose of this category, Dartmoor is regarded as the area within the boundaries of the 

Dartmoor National Park (DNP), besides the West Devon parish of Dartmoor Forest.

This includes parts of some parishes surrounding Dartmoor Forest within the DNP boundary, besides  West Devon.

These parishes appear as links at the top of the page.

Other localities may be only a short drive, but are not included as links here.

Websites referring to one address are found in the appropriate locality category linked from this page.

Localities not having their own category, but within the parish of Dartmoor Forest,

to the east of  Tavistock, south of  Okehampton, south west of  Postbridge, and north west of  Dartmeet,

that have Princetown as their postal town, should be in that category.

eg. The  Princetown category contains sites for area towards Merrivale from Ruddlestone,

south to Whiteworks and east to Two Bridges.

This category tree is for websites about or with addresses located within the coastal parish of Dawlish, administered by Teignbridge District Council.

Dawlish, originally a fishing village east of Teignmouth, includes within its parish boundary hamlets of Cockwood, Middlewood, Westwood, Holcombe, East Town, Shattern and Lithwell.  This category is for sites within this parish and includes Dawlish Warren, the sandspit projecting towards Exmouth, along the English Channel, separated by the estuary of River Exe.  Dawlish parish includes the west bank of the Exe estuary northwards to include Cockwood, to its boundary with Starcross.  Inland to the north west, the parish is separated from Kenton by Ashcombe and Mamhead.
To the west, Dawlish is separated from Chudleigh and Kingsteignton by the parish of Bishopsteignton.
Sites are included here for the coastal village of Holcombe in the south, to the parish boundary with the Teignmouth.

Diptford is a village and South Hams parish, east of Avonwick. Diptford is separated by the A38 expressway from South Brent to the north. To the east are the parishes of Harberton, Halwell and Moreleigh, with Woodleigh and Loddiswell to the south.

This category is for sites about and showing contact details within the South Hams parish of Dittisham, population 400. Dittisham is north of Dartmouth, on the west bank of the Dart estuary, which separates it from Galmpton in the Unitary Authority of Torbay. To the west is the parish of Blackawton, and north west the parish of Cornworthy.

Dolton, population 830, is a village west of the A3124 from  Winkleigh to  Great Torrington. within the  Torridge District.

Dolton parish has the River Torridge as the boundary with  Merton and Huish in the west.

Beaford is north, and the Dolton parish is separated from the  North Devon parish of  Chumleigh

by the Torridge parishes of  Ashreigney and Winkleigh to the east.

The  West Devon parish of  Meeth is south west, and to the south, the small

Torridge parish of Dowland separates Dolton  from Dartmoor to the south

This category includes websites for Dowland.

This category represents the West Devon parish of Drewsteignton

The village of Drewsteignton, and most of the parish is within the northern boundary of the Dartmoor National Park.

The A3134 separatesDrewsteignton from  Chagford to the south west.

Whiddon Down separates the parish from  South Zeal to the west. 

Websites for north of the A30 Expressway are represented by  Spreyton, whereas the area administered by

Mid Devon District Council to the north east are represented by the  Cheriton Bishop.

Within Dartmoor National Park, are the  Teignbridge parishes of  Dunsford to the east, and  Moretonhampstead to the south.

East Allington, population 630, is an inland parish administered by South Hams District Council, which is surrounded by Slapton to the east, Blackawton to the north east, Halwell and Moreleigh to the north, Woodleigh to the west, then Buckland-Tout-Saints, Frogmore and Sherford to the south west, and Stokenham to the south. The parish includes the hamlet of Harleston and Rimpston, and rural areas to the A381, from Halwell towards Kingsbridge in the south west.

The villages of West Buckland and East Buckland, give their names to the combined parish of East and West Buckland, administered by North Devon District Council. The parish is south of the parishes of Brayford and Stoke Rivers, with Swimbridge to the west, and the parish of Filleigh to the south.

This category includes sites throughout the parish, including the hamlets of Stoodleigh Barton and Tossell's Barton in the north, Brayley Barton in the south east, and farmland to the north of the A361 towards Riverton in the south west.

This category represents the localities in East Devon District Council, east of  Exeter, along the east bank of the Exe estuary, then east along the English Channel coast to the border with Dorset at  Uplyme, then north to  Hawkchurch, towards Somerset, where the Devon parishes are administered by Mid Devon District Council, north of  Broadclyst to  Yarcombe.

For websites for Education establishments in Devon  click here.

This category tree is for websites about. or with addresses located within, the parish of Exminster, administered by Teignbridge District Council.

Exminster's north boundary is with the city of Exeter, then south along the west bank of the Exe estuary.  Powderham is the next parish to the south, before Kenton and Starcross.  Inland to the west are the parishes of Shillingford St George and Kenn, before Chudleigh to the south west.

This category tree is for websites about or with addresses located within the boundaries of Exton, administered by East Devon District Council, separating Woodford from the east bank of the Exe Estuary, south of Topsham.  Lympstone is the next parish to the south.

Filleigh is a parish administered by North Devon District Council. The parish is south of the parishes of East and West Buckland and North Molton, with South Molton, to the east and south, Chittlehampton to the south and west, and the parish of Swimbridge to the west.

This category includes sites throughout the parish, including the hamlets of Heddon, Oxford Down and Castle Hill in the north, and farmland to the parish boundary.

Galmpton with Curston is a village between Paignton and Brixham,

and this category includes the east bank of the River Dart at Galmpton Creek.

However, websites for Greenway to the south are included with  Kingswear in South Hams.

 

Note, there is also a Galmpton west of Kingsbridge and Salcombe in South Hams, where

websites are included in the  Hope Cove category.

Georgeham, population about 1655, is a village north-west of  Barnstaple.

Georgeham gives its name to the North Devon parish which includes the surfing resort of  Croyde

The resort of  Woolacombe is in to the north in the parish of Morthoe

The parish of  Braunton is in to the south, and  West Down to the east

This category is for websites about local government over more than one locality or unitary authority,  Hence, whereas sites for District Councils are listed here, please see respective categories for Exeter, Plymouth and Torbay.  Localities with Town Councils are unlikely to have sufficient sites to warrant a Government category, so are not linked directly from this category.  The content of Parish Council sites for villages, is likely to be more of a Community nature, so may be found in the respective  Society and Culture sub-categories, where there are sufficient sites.

This category is for online guides and directories offering a wide variety of information about Devon.  It leads to websites that are related exclusively to the whole of Devon or to more than one of the smaller geographic areas within it.

Halberton is the parish east of the Borough of Tiverton in the Mid Devon District.  Halberton is the main village [OS Grid Ref. 300500,112500], but this category also includes sites in surrounding hamlets and rural areas to Uplowman, Sampford Peverell and Burlescombe to the north, Uffculme and Willand to the east, and Cullompton, with parishes such as Bickleigh southwest towards Exeter.

Hartland, population 1600, is the  Torridge parish furthest west on the Irish Sea and Atlantic Ocean

coast and includes Lundy Island.

The small parish of Welcombe separates Hartland from the border with North Cornwall.

On the north coast, there is  Clovelly.

Inland are the Torridge parishes of Woolfardisworthy and  Bradworthy.

Hawkchurch is the most eastern parish administered by East Devon District Council, with most of its boundary being the county boundary with West_Dorset.  The neighbouring parish to the north west is Chardstock, then All Saints, with Axminster to the west.

This category leads to websites offering health resources in major towns in Devon, but please use
the  Regional Tree symbol for websites for doctors, dentists, health professionals
and medical resources in individual localities throughout Devon.

This category lists sites about or showing contacts in the North Devon District parish of Heanton Punchardon.  Heanton Punchardon is south of Braunton, and stretches along the Taw estuary from Horsey Island to the parish of Ashford.  Ashford and West Pilton separate Heanton Punchardon from Barnstaple in the east, and to the north east is Marwood.

This category lists websites for the south east area of the West Devon parish of Dartmoor Forest.

Most websites in this parish have the postal town of the major conurbation to the

west, where those websites are listed;  Princetown.

Hexworthy is a small village above the south bank of the West Dart, which is

crossed by an eighteenth century arch granite bridge (now Grade II listed).

This category includes websites for the hamlet on the north bank, Huccaby, and the area within the

east boundary of Dartmoor Forest parish to the confluence of the East and West Dart.

This area is given to this name Dartmeet, which is also the boundary between the  Teignbridge parish of 

Widecombe-in-the-Moor, and the  South Hams parish of  Holne.

This category is for websites representing the areas accessible from the B3357 towards Two Bridges.

whereas those further west are in Princtown, and those to the north are in the  Postbridge category.

Hittisleigh is a parish in Mid-Devon with a population of 113.
This category lists sites for the village and rural areas within the parish.

This category is for sites about and showing contacts details within the South Hams parish of Holbeton. This includes the village and rural area west of Modbury, south of Ermington and Yealmpton, east of Newton and Noss, down to the coast at Mothecombe, to the west bank of the Erme estuary west of the parish of Kingston.

Holcombe Rogus is a village, and Mid Devon parish, north of the M5 on the border with Somerset, with the grand western canal from  Sampford Peverell
to Greenham weir to join the River Tone in Somerset. 
Holcombe Rogus separates the Mid Devon parish of  Burlescombe from the Somerset boundary, with  Culmstock to the south east and Hockworthy to the west. 
This category is for sites showing an operating address in the parish of Holcombe Rogus,

Holne is the most northly parish of the District of South Hams, and is contained within the Dartmoor National Park.

Unless there are sufficiently websites for a separate category, websites for the South Hams parish of West Buckfastleigh.Buckfasteigh is a separate parish in the district of Teignbridge, as is Ashburton on its north boundary, east of Holne.Widecombe in the Moor is directly north of Holne, where websites for the smaller parish of Buckland in the Moor, between Ashburton and Widecombe, are also listed.To the west, the West Devon parish of Dartmoor Forest is represented by the Princetown category, whereas websites for the parish of Dean Prior are included in the category for the South Hams parish of South Brent.

Holsworthy, population around 2000, is a market town separated from the border with North Cornwall to the west

by Pyworthy and  Bridgerule in the  Torridge District of Devon.

Until there are sufficient websites for a separate category, websites for Chilworthy and the area of Holsworthy Hamlets

to the north, along with Cookbury and Hollacombe to the east, may also be listed here.

Those to the south are listed in the  Clawton category.

This category tree is for websites about, or with addresses located within, the parish of Kenn, administered by Teignbridge District Council.

Kennford forms the first major connabation along the A38, including Exeter Racecourse, south west of Exeter, hence the name of this category. Historically the parish grew from the village of Kenn, at the first bridge across the River Kenn. The parish of Kenn is separated from Alphington, administered by the city of the Exeter, by the Parish of Shillingford St George, on its north boundary.  The settlement of Clapham lies to the west before Kenn's boundary with west is Dunchieock. Further south the boundary meets parishes of Ashtonare and Chudleigh. then Kenton to the south west.

This category tree is for websites about or with addresses located within the parish of Kenton, administered by Teignbridge District Council.

Kenton is on the west bank of the Exe estuary south of Powderham which separates it from Exminster to the north.  Starcross is the next parish to the south, before Dawlish.  Inland to the west are the parishes of Mamhead and Ashcombe, before Kenton's boundary with Chudleigh, and then to the north west the Teignbridge parish of Kenn.

Kilmington is a village to the west of Axminster and the River Yarty.  This category includes sites about the East Devon parish of Kilmington, and those that show that they are based on the west bank of the Axe, between Musbury, Shute and Dalwood.

King's Nympton is a parish south of South Molton, administered by North Devon District Council.  King's Nympton is separated from Chittlehampton in the north west by the combined North Devon parish of Satterleigh and Warkleigh, and Burrington in the south west by Chittlehamholt.  Chulmleigh is on its southern boundary, with Romansleigh to the east, and in the north east are George Nympton, Queen's Nympton and Mariansleigh, separating it from Bishop's Nympton.

This category is for sites about and showing contact details within the South Hams parish of Kingston.  This includes the village and rural area, south to the coastline with Bigbury Bay, west to the Erme estuary and the boundary with Holbeton, and the northern boundary with Modbury.  The parish of Ringmore, south of separates Kingston from the parish of Bigbury to the east.

Knowstone is an inland parish, administered by North Devon District Council, with its easten boundary with Oakford, Mid Devon. It is enclosed by the North Devon parishes of East Anstey to the north, westwards by Molland, Bishop's Nympton, with Rose Ash and Rackenford to the south. This category includes sites for the villages of Knowstone and East Knowstone, and surrounding hillside farms and dwellings.

Lamerton is a village and parish, including hamlets of Lamerton Green and Rushford, immediately north west of the

market town of  Tavistock. 

This category lists websites as far north east as  Brentor and north west to  Milton Abbot, whereas areas west to the River Tamar are represented by the  Sydenham Damerel category,

which forms the county boundary with Cornwall.

Lapford, population about 1015, is a village just off the A377 trunk road, the main village to the north with teh railway station and Lapford Cross to the south.
The larger parish of Morchard Bishop is to the south east, the upper reaches of the Dart; Little Dart, to the north, Chawleigh to the north west, Nymet Rowland to the west and south.

This category lists websites showing the postal address of Lewdown, which covers two West Devon parishes

of Lewtrenchard south and Thrushelton, north of the old A30 from  Okehampton to  Lifton.

The new A30 bypasses the village of Lewdown, to the north, where Thrushelton has its boundary with  Bratton Clovelly.

Websites for the area directly north east of the Thrushelton parish boundary should be listed in the  Sourton

and those directly east in the  Bridestowe category.

Lewtrenchard also has its eastern parish boundary with  Lydford.

The parish of Coryton is directly south, which separates Lewtrenchard from  Brentor further south.

Websites for the parish of Marystow and the area west to the Cornwall border should be listed in the  Lifton category.

Lifton is a village and parish with population around 1000, on the confluence of the Rivers Lyd and Tamar,

including hamlets of Tinhay and Liftondown, formerly on, and now bypassed by, the A30 to Launceston,

where the Tamar forms the county boundary with Cornwall. 

Until there are sufficient websites for a separate category, this category also lists websites for Stowford

between the Rivers Trushel and Wolf to the northern boundary of West Devon with the

Torridge District Council, represented here by the category for  Broadwoodwidger Rural District. 

The parish of Thrushelton directly east is represented by the  Lewdown category,

which also represents Lewtrenchard parish to the south.

Lewtrenchard is east of the parish of Marystow, west of the River Lew,

until it flows north west to Tinhay, and forms the northern parish boundary of Kelly.

The parish of Bradstone separates Kelly for the boundary with Cornwall, directly south of Lifton.

Until there are sufficient websites for a separate category, this category also lists websites

for Bradstone, Kelly and Marystow, whereas those further

south should be listed in the  Milton Abbot category. 

Loddiswell, population 900, is a village and parish north of Kingsbridge, in South Hams.

Lynmouth is a harbour village on the north coast of Devon, separated from the Somerset border by the cliff-top parish of Countisbury.

As its name suggests, Lynmouth is built around the confluence the East and West Lyn rivers, where water flows into Lynmouth Bay.  The East Lyn is joined by Farley Water at Watermeet, with it source up the gorge through the parish of Brendon.

The West Lyn flows through the village of Barbrook, from the parish of Challacombe and Exmoor.  Barbrook is also the name of the tributary from the parish of Parracombe to the west.

Lynton is the cliff top village above Lynmouth, and is the postal town for the surrounding area, including those not in the parish of Lynton and Lynmouth.  Lynton and Lynmouth, have a combined population of 1700, are administered by North Devon District.

Lynton provides a cliff-top route west, and joins the coastal part of the Tarka trail to the parish of Martinhoe.

Martinhoe is a village on the cliffs above Woody Bay on the north coast of Devon, west of Lynmouth, and east of Trentishoe, approached from the parish of Parracombe to the south, and is administered by North Devon District Council.

This category caters for sites Meavy, a parish located within the south western edge Dartmoor National Park, named after the river, with its source in Dartmoor Forest near Princetown, and flowing in to Burrator reservoir northeast of the parish, below Yelverton, forming the boundary with the Parish of Buckland Monachorum, southwards past the hamlet of Ho Meavy, east of the parish of Shaugh Prior, to join the River Plym at Plympton.

Meeth and Iddesleigh are the most northerly parishes administered by  West Devon Borough Council

Meeth is a village on the west bank of the River Torridge, north of  Hatherleigh on the A386 to  Great Torrington.

The village of Iddesleigh is only two miles to the east of Meeth, but there is no direct connection across the River Torridge.

To the north west of Meeth is the  Torridge boundary with the parish of Petrockstowe, Merton to the north,

then on the west bank of the River Torridge,  Dolton

then Hollocombe and  Winkleigh to the west of Iddesleigh

Back in West Devon, Broadwoodkelly, Monkohampton are south of Iddesleigh.

Membury is a parish north of Axminster and All Saints, administered by East Devon District Council.  To the south west is Dalwood, Stockland to the west and Yarcombe to the north west.  In the north east, the parish boundary is also the county boundary with West_Dorset, and the parish of Chardstock is on the east boundary.

Merton is a village on the A386 from  Hatherleigh to  Great Torrington. within the  Torridge District.

Merton parish has the River Torridge as the boundary with  Dolton in the east, and  Beaford north east.

Merton parish is separated from Great Torrington by the parish of Little Torrington north west.

Peters Marland is directly west, and  Petrockstowe south west, on the boundary with  West Devon.

The small Torridge parish of Huish separates Merton from the West Devon boundary with  Meeth.

This category includes websites for Huish.

This category represents the localities administered by Mid Devon District Council

The parishes of Devon, north of  Exeter, from  Cheriton Bishop to  Clayhidon,

with the major towns of  Crediton and  Tivereton.

Parishes north west from Wembworthy to Chewleigh,

west to Thelbridge, north to Oakford on the  Exmoor border,

and east along the border with  Somerset to Clayhanger, and south east to  Clayhidon.

This category lists websites for the West Devon parish of Milton Abbot, separated from the Cornwall boundary

by the parish of Dunterton where websites are also included here.

Dunterton is south of Bradstone where websites are listed in the  Lifton category further north, which also

lists websites for the parishes of Kelly and Marystow, whereas the hamlet of Chillaton is within Milton Abbot parish,

and this category includes the parish of Coryton south west of Lewtrenchard represented by the  Lewdown category.

Brentor is directly east,  Lamerton is directly south east, and  Sydenham Damerel is directly south

along the Cornwall boundary.

Musbury is a village on the east bank of the River Axe, as it flows between  Axminster to  Axmouth.

The parish of Musbury is separated from  Colyton by the River Axe on the west boundary.

The parish stretches south of Axminster to the parish of  Uplyme, with the combined parish of  Combepyne Rousdon to the south.

This category includes websites for the village and parish of Musbury.

Category for sites about, and with postal details within, the parish of Newton and Noss.  Newton Ferrers, together with the adjoining village of Noss Mayo, has a population of about 1830.  It lies to the south east of Plymouth, on the eastern bank of the river Yealm.

Newton St Cyres is a village north east of  Exeter, administered by Mid Devon District Council, east of Crediton. 
This category is for sites showing an operating address in the parish of Newton St Cyres, which includes Sweetham and
Langford to the eastern boundary with  Upton Pyne in East Devon.  Along its southern boundary is the Teignbridge parish of  Whitestone. 

Northlew, population 600, is a village and parish seven miles north west of Okehampton, administered by West Devon Borough Council.

This category lists sites for the village and rural areas within the parish.

This category represents the localities administered by North Devon District Council

This includes parishes of Devon, north of  Burrington,  Chulmleigh, East Worlington and  Witheridge,

Then north, with  Mid Devon to the east, through Rackenford,  Knowstone, to  East Anstey

on the boundary with Somerset and  Exmoor,  Heading west along the Exmoor boundary are the

North Devon parishes of  West Anstey,   Molland, Twitchen, west through  North Molton to  Brayford,

then north through  Challacombe and Parracombe.

Brendon on Exmoor is another North Devon parish separated from the sea by  Countisbury.

Taking the A39 west from Exmoor, the Bristol Channel is first seen on the approach down to  Lynmouth.

The A39 then rises through the Lyn Valley before again heading west through the parish of  Martinhoe to

the major town of  Barnstaple, leaving coastal parishes  Trentishoe,  Combe Martin,  Berrynarbor,

    Ilfracombe, Mortehoe and  Georgeham, where the beaches facing the Atlantic Ocean,

      present the North Devon holiday resort of  Woolacombe

North Molton is an inland parish in the western edge of Exmoor, and is administered by North Devon District Council. It is south of the parish of Brayford, east of East Buckland and Filleigh, north of the town of South Molton and the parish of Bishop's Nympton.  Twitchen is a small parish to the east, which has the postal address of North Molton, and like North Molton has its north east boundary within the Exmoor National Park, and borders Somerset.

The village of North Molton is to the east of the National Park boundary, though this category includes sites for moorland farms and dwellings north of the A361 up to North Molton Ridge, and the Sportman Inn, at Sandyway Cross, as far north as Whitefield Down.

Oakford is a village 10km north of  Tiverton, in the parish of Oakford on the boundary with Somerset to the north,
with the River Exe forming the east boundary.  The original bridge crossing is at the village of Oakfordbridge. 
The Mid Devon parish of  Bampton is on the east bank of the River Exe,  The main bridge across the Exe is further downstream
at Black Cat, where the B3227 leads to the Bampton village  The A396 main road between Tiverton to   Exmoor
leads up the Exe valley on the east bank avoiding the parish of Oakford.  The south boundary of Oakford includes Stuckeridge,
and is the mill stream Stoodleigh on the far valley,  Until this Mid Devon parish has its own category, this category is for
sites showing an operating address in the parish of Oakford or Stoodleigh. 

Ogwell is the parish immediately to the south west of the market town of  Newton Abbot.  It is surrounded by parishes administered by
 Teignbridge District Council, namely  Ilsingtonto the north,  Bickington to the north west, 
  Abbotskerswell to the to the east,  Ipplepen to the south, with the parish of Denbury and Torbryan to the south west. 

This category is for websites for the north coast parish of Parkham administered by  Torridge
District Council, immediately east of  Woolsery.
Although most of the parish is inland, it has a 2-mile coastline in Clovelly Bay, between Buck's Mills and
Peppercombe, but there is no access to the beach inbetween.  The only view of the sea is from the cliff top
walk, the  South West Coast Path, leading to the large coastal resort to the north west at  Westward Ho!.
The highest point north of the A39 is a trig point at Northway 180 metres above sea level, and
although the parish has hills south of the A39 reaching 203 metres, the parish is characterised
by valleys and streams leading to the River Torridge flowing south.
This category includes websites for the area off the A39 between Buck's Mill's and Horns Cross,
within the parish of Parkham, but may also include this in the next parish along the coast
north east; Alwington.  However the those as far north as the parish of Abbotsham,
should be found in the Westward Ho!.
The parish includes hamlets of Goldworthy, Dundridge, Halsbury, Babeleigh to the
east of the village of Parkham, Melbury to the south, and Parkham Ash in the east.
The parish extends south to the the boundary with East Putford, north and east of the River Torridge,
whose sites may also be included here, whereas those further south west should be included in the 
Bradworthy category, and those to the east may be found in the  Buckland Brewer category.

Petrockstowe is a village west of the A386 from  Hatherleigh to  Great Torrington. within the  Torridge District.

Petrockstowe parish has the River Torridge in its southern boundary, as its flows from Sheepwash, and the 

West Devon parishes of Highampton and  Meeth then flows the east below the Torridge parish of Huish.

Merton is north east, and Peters Marland is directly north west.

Buckland Filleigh is west, and separates Petrockstowe from Sheepwash.

Until there are sufficient websites for their own category, this category

includes websites for Sheepwash, Buckland Filleigh and Peters Marland.

This category is for sites about the village of Poltimore and the surrounding parish to include Huxham on the
east bank of the River Culm, south of Rewe, then south and west of the other  East Devon parish of  Broad Clyst,
then south to the boundary with Pinhoe.  The south west boundary meets the outskirts of the city of Exeter.

This category lists websites for the north east area of the West Devon parish of Dartmoor Forest.

Most websites in this parish have the postal town of the major conurbation to the

south west, where those websites are listed;  Princetown.

The name Postbridge was given to the settlement, associated with the clapper bridge from Anglo-Saxon times,

used by pack horses and carts carrying tin over the East Dart,from Dartmoor mines to stannary towns,

supplemented in the eighteenth century by a three-arch granite bridge (both Grade II listed).

Postbridge is now a hamlet, but gives its name to postal addresses as far south west as Two Bridges.

where the B3212 meets the B3357 from Princetown to Dartmeet, represented by the  Hexworthy locality,

on the boundary of the  Teignbridge parish of  Widecombe-in-the-Moor,

and the  South Hams parish of  Holne.

This category includes websites for the area inside the parish of Dartmoor Forest north of the

B3357 up the East Dart Valley, to include the hamlet of Bellever,

then north along the B3212 to Letteford, where websites

are included in the  North Bovey category.

Websites for areas to the north west are included here as far as Fernworthy, whereas Thornworthy is in

the parish of  Chagford, and those further north in  Throwleigh category.

The Beacon Villages are included in the  South Zeal and  Belstone categories.

This category leads to websites about hobbies, sports and participatory recreational activities specific to

Devon; including local recreation organisations, services, facilities and events.

Not all localities have a Recreation and Sports category so these sub-topics can be seen

by clicking the   symbol right of the path heading.

If this is grey, then clicking restores the view with localities at the top.

Websites primarily promoting  Fitness, can be seen under Health.

Websites specialising in the sale of  Sporting Goods, can be seen under Shopping.

Rockbeare is the parish in East Devon, separated from Exeter by Clyst Honiton. Rockbeare is the main village but the parish also include Marsh Green and Allercomnbe. Broad Clyst, Whimple, and Ottery St Mary, are to the north, and Aylesbeare is to the south.

Rousdon is a village north of the western edge of the  Jurassic Coast, between Axmouth and  Uplyme, administered as a joint parish with Combpyne by East Devon District Council.  The parish includes Pinhay off the A3052, towards  Lyme Regis, but not Shapwick which is within Uplyme parish.   The parish of Musbury separates Combpyne from Axminster to the north. 

Seaton, population 6900, is a south coast town administered by East Devon District Council, between Axmouth and Beer.  Along its northern edge, the A3052 connects Seaton with the Devon capital, Exeter, and runs eastwards to Lyme Regis, via the village of Colyford, in the parish of Colyton. 

This category tree is for websites about or with addresses located within the coastal parish of Shaldon, population 1700, administered by Teignbridge District Council.

The village Shaldon is separated from parishes in the north, Bishopsteignton and Teignmouth, by the Teign estuary, but is served by a bridge on the A379. The north west of the parish includes the village of Ringmore, with the parish of Stokeinteignhead upstream, and stretching south towards Babbacombe Bay, and the boundary with Torbay at Maidencombe.

This category is for sites about, or showing contact details within, the South Hams parish of Shaugh Prior.

It also contains sites for the South Hams parish of Bickleigh which otherwise might be confused with the Mid Devon parish of the same name, south of Tiverton.  Hence this category includes sites north west of Cornwood and Sparkwell, South Hams, to the border with West Devon parishes of Sheepstor, Meavy, Buckland Monachorum to Bere Ferrers on Dartmoor in the north. To the south are the northern wards of Plymouth City Council, such as Plympton.

This category is for websites about or based in the hamlet of Sheepstor and surrounding countryside within

Dartmoor National Park, with its most famous landmark Burrator Reservoir, built in 1891, and enlarged in 1928.

Although Sheepstor was once a parish in its own right, it is now administered with the combined ancient parishes of

  Meavy across the reservoir to the west, and  Walkhampton to the north.

This combined parish was given the name  Burrator administered by  West Devon.

This category tree is for websites about, or with addresses located within, the parish of Shillingford St Clyst which includes Shillingford Abbot, administered by  Teignbridge District Council.

The parish is south west of Exeter, with   Alphington, administered by the city of the Exeter, immediately north east, Teignbridge parish of Ide on its north boundary,  Exminster to the east, and the parish of  Kenn to the south.

Silverton is a village 12km north of  Exeter, west of the M5, and of the A396 to  Tiverton.
The parish of Silverton extends north of the village across the Burn River to Overleigh between  Bickleigh and Butterleigh.
With these two parishes, Silverton is administered by Mid Devon District Council, along with  Halberton,
 whose western limits separate the parish from Tiverton on its north boundary.
The River Culm on the southern boundary, separates the East Devon parishes of Broad Clyst and Rewe.
The River Exe to the west is in the parish of Netherexe which separates Silverton fro the other Mid Devon parish of  Thorverton to the east.

Slapton, population 420, is a parish administerd by South Hams District Council, which stretches into Start Bay, west of Strete, south of Blackawton, east of East Allington and north of Stokenham. The village is protected from high sea levels by a barrier, from Torcross northwards to Strete, which separates the salt marshes of Slapton Ley from Slapton Sands.

This category leads to websites that reflect the make up of the county's community: its people, its history,
and resources and institutions that serve the county's people, such as social service organisations.
Topics include clubs, social service organisations, resources, genealogy, history, personal pages, activism, animal welfare, politics, religion, and various minorities of the population.

Sourton, population around 400, is the parish west of  Okehampton,

(including "Okehampton Hamlets") administered by West Devon Borough Council. 

This category lists websites for the village and rural areas within the parish.

Bratton Clovelly is to the west, north of the A30 trunk road, with Inwardleigh directly north,

where websites are included in Northlew further north west.

The south east boundary of the parish is within Dartmoor National Park, where there are

lands common to the Parishes of Bridestowe and Sourton. 

Whereas Sourton village is on the A386 road,  Bridestowe is further west, and only its hamlets

of Lake and Southerly are south, before the next village south  Lydford.

South Brent, population 3000, is to the north of the A38 expressway, between  Buckfastleigh and  Ivybridge.

with  Avonwick across the A38 south east, and  Ugborough to the south.

Dartmoor is to the north, and the parish of South Brent is included in the Dartmoor National Park.

The parish is administered by  South Hams District Council, and is separated from the  Teignbridge

parish of  Widecombe-in-the-Moor, by the parishes of  Holne, West Buckfastleigh and Dean Prior.

(Until there are sufficient websites for their own categories, websites for these South Hams parishes are included here)

This category also includes websites for the parish of Rattery to the east of the A38, and north of the A385, and Harbourne River,

east of  Dartington.

South Tawton is a parish on the northern fringe of the Dartmoor National Park (DNP), within the West Devon.

The area within DNP is represented by the   South Zeal locality, whereas

this category tree is for websites for north of the A30 Expressway and national park boundary.

Websites for the small parish of Sticklepath are currently listed in South Zeal, but  Belstone represents those

further south west, and those for the area west in  Okehampton.

Until there is a separate category for Sampford Courtenay to the north west, those websites

are listed in Okehampton or the West Devon parish of  North Tawton.

Those to the east are listed in   Spreyton and those to the east south in  Drewsteign­ton and  Throwleigh categories.

South Zeal is a village on the northern fringe of the Dartmoor National Park, within the West Devon

parish of  South Tawton, where websites for north of the A30 Expressway and national park boundary are represented.

Websites for the small parish of Sticklepath may be listed here, but  Belstone represents those further west,

for the area within Dartmoor National Park, south east of  Okehampton.

Until there is a separate category for Whiddon Down, or the park area to the east,

those websites are listed in  Drewsteignton,

and those to the south, the  Throwleigh category.

This category is for sites about the village of Sowton, which lies to the east of the M5 and west of  Exeter Airport. 
The surrounding parish includes the M5, and the built-up area on the west which merges into the west boundary of
of  the city of Exeter.  The A30 joins the M5 to the north west of the village, passing east-west across the parish. 
The north of the A30 has been developed since the expansion of the airport.
The East Devon parish of   Broad Clyst is to the north,  Clyst Honiton to the east boundary, and Clyst St Mary to the south. 

Spreyton is a village and West Devon parish south of  North Tawton east of  South Tawton and north of  Drewsteignton. 
Its east boundary forms the boundary with Mid Devon, with the parish of  Bow to the north east and  Hittisleigh to the south east.

This category tree is for websites about, or with addresses located within, the parish of Starcross, administered by Teignbridge District Council.

Starcross's north boundary is with the parish of Kenton, then south along the west bank of the Exe estuary to the Conservation Area of Cockwood, within the parish of Dawlish. Inland to the west are the parishes of Marshead and Ashcombe.

Staverton is a village north of the A384 from  Buckfastleigh to  Totnes.
The village is in the south of the South Hams parish of Staverton, on the north bank of the River Dart, which separates it from  Dartington.
The old South Devon Railway runs along the north bank, with the station and depot at the west of the village where a single vehicle
lane road at Staverton Bridge spans the Dart.  The south east parish boundary with Littlehempston in at the old Manor,
still in South Hams, and the River Hems forms the east boundary with the Teignbridge parishes of  Broadhempston, Woodland and  Ashburton.
At Ashburton the district boundary coincides with the A38, running south, until the River Dart flows under the A38,
from which the river is the boundary south, with the A384 and South Devon Railway inside the parish of Staverton.

This category is for sites about, or showing contact details within, the East Devon parish of Stockland.

It contains sites for the village and the rural areas to the boundary with the parishes of

Dalwood to the south,

Membury to the east,

Yarcombe and Upottery to the north,

Cotleigh, Monkton, Offwell and Widworthy, which separate it from the market town of Honiton to the west.

This category is for sites about the village of Stoke Canon, east of  Brampford Speke. Here, until there are sufficient sites, with Stoke Canon are included the East Devon parishes, of Rewe, as well as along the Exe valley north, Nether Exe, where the River Exe flows from Mid Devon.

Stoke Rivers is a village and small parish in the centre North Devon.
Stoke Rivers is west of  Brayford, south of  Bratton Fleming, west of Goodleigh, north of  Swimbridge and  East and West Buckland. 

Strete is a coastal parish at the northern end of Start Bay, administered by South Hams District Council, south of Stoke Fleming and Blackawton.  Start Bay stretches along Slapton Sands through the South Hams District parishes of Slapton, Stokenham which includes the village of Torcross before Beesands and Start Point.

Sydenham Damerel is a village and parish, on the east bank of the River Tamar, immediately west of the

market town of  Tavistock, south west of  Lamerton and south of  Milton Abbot.

This category lists websites for Sydenham Damerel, as far north as  Milton Abbot, and areas west where the River Tamar

forms the county boundary with Cornwall, as far south to Gulworthy and the A390 from Tavistock to Gunnislake. 

Websites for areas south of the A390 should be listed in the  Bere Aston category. 

This category represents the localities in South Devon, south of  Dartmoor between  Torbay and  Exeter , administered by Teignbridge District Council..

This category contains sites pertaining to the Borough of Tiverton, within the Mid Devon District of Devon, which includes the town [OS Grid Ref. 295240,112680], surrounding hamlets and rural area, to Bampton in the north, Halberton in the east, Bickleigh to the south, and eastern parishes of Mid Devon.

Topsham is south-east of Exeter, on the river Exe within Exeter local authority area, but having its own Town Council.

This category represents the former borough of Torbay, which became a Unitary Authority in 1998. 
Its main towns are Brixham, Paignton and Torquay, and the area is marketed as the 'English Riviera'.

This category represents the localities administered by Torridge District Council

This includes parishes between those of North Devon District and West Devon Borough,

from the Atlantic coast to down to  Dartmoor,

and includes  Lundy Island.

This category leads to websites for area attractions and resources for those travelling in the county, including tourist guides, holiday accommodation (Accommodation or its sub-categories) such as Hotels, Bed and Breakfast or Self-Catering.  Listing at county level is for websites dealing with more than one location in the county.

Priority is given to listing websites in their locality category where available,

but this may mean those categories are too small to justify a Travel and Tourism

subcategory, linked from here.

By clicking the  symbol, at the end of the path, then those localities and websites will be revealed.

Trentishoe is a hamlet on the cliffs above Elwill Bay on the north coast of Devon, west of the parish of Martinhoe, which is separated from the parish of Trentishoe by the River Heddon.  The parish of Trentishoe, stretches inland, around the parish of Parracombe to the south to Kentisbury, and west to Combe Martin, and is administered by North Devon District Council.

Trusham is a small parish north west of Chudleigh, surrounded by parishes of Ashton to the north, Christow and Hennock to the west, all administered by Teignbridge District Council.

Twitchen is a village in North Devon on the western boundary of  Exmoor
Twitchen gives its name to a small parish between  North Molton,  Bishop's Nympton and  Molland. 

This category contains sites about the history, community or culture of parish of Ugborough, having a population about 1660, in the South Hams district.  The parish is east of the town of Ivybridge, stretching southwards from Dartmoor, to the parish of Modbury, with Ermington to the west and South Brent to the north east.

Besides the village of Ugborough the parish includes Bittaford to the north of the A38 expressway, which is within the Dartmoor National Park. It includes Ugborough Beacon and Ugborough Moor stretching up to Harford Moor, in the next parish in the north west.

Uplyme is the most south eastern parish administered by East Devon District Council, with its boundary with Lyme Regis, Dorset.  The village is inland but the parish is included in the Jurassic Coast Heritage Site from the county border at Underhill to Pinhay Bay, with the parish of Combpyne Rousdon to the east. Further inland is the parish of Musbury, then to the north, the parish of Axminster, which is also the postal town for Uplyme.

Upottery, pronounced Up Ottery, is a village nestling west of the River Otter flowing south from the Blackdown Hills. 
Although the village centre is small, its many outlying farms and hamlets make Upottery a large parish,
.

This category is for sites about the village of Upton Pyne. and the surrounding East Devon parish, north of  Exeter.
Upton Pyne is the most eastern parish administered by the East Devon District Council, with the Mid Devon District Council parishes of   Newton St Cyres, to the east, Shobrooke to the north west, and of  Thorverton to the north east.
Along Upton Pyne's eastern boundary is the East Devon parish of  Brampford Speke, with the River Exe forming the south boundary with Exeter.

Walkhampton is a Dartmoor village in West Devon, north east of Yelverton.

Walkhampton is also an ancient parish stretching north east over Walkhampton Common, and east across

the B3213 to the north bank of Burrator Reservoir, with its southern boundary with  Sheepstor.

The parish includes prehistoric settlements, and megaliths:

around Sharpitor, and Black Tor, east of the B3213, then north King Tor,

across the B3357, including those east of Merrivale, towards Great Mis Tor

in the north to the boundary with the Dartmoor town of  Princetown.

This category caters for websites within the the ancient parish of Walkhampton.

 

Most development within the parish, in recent years, has been at the southern border with the

ancient parish of  Meavy,  at Dousland.

DMOZ does not have a separate category named Dousland, since the three ancient parishes have been

combined and given the name  Burrator administered by  West Devon Borough Council

Websites which include more than one of ancient parishes, or refer to Dousland are included in that category.

The Burrator parish does not include parishes to the west such as  Buckland Monachorum,  Horrabridge and Sampford Spiney immediately to the west.

Washfield is a village 3km north west of  Tiverton, in the parish of Washfield with its east boundary
along the River Exe, and its southern boundary approximately along the A361 main road from Tiverton to North Devon.
The north boundary is with the Stoodleigh, the parish separated from  Exmoor by  Oakford.

Until the Mid Devon parish of Loxbeare to the south west has its own category,
this category is for sites showing an operating address in the parishes of Loxbeare and Washfield.
Where appropriate sites for the Mid Devon parish of Templeton may be listed here. 

This category is for websites relating to the west limits of  Mid Devon west of  Chawleigh and north west  Coldridge, with  Chulmleigh in  North Devon, with  Ashreigney and  Winkleigh over the boundary with  Torridge, and  NorthTawton in  West Devon.
This category is also includes websites for the smaller parishes of Eggesford and Brushford.

West Anstey is an inland parish in the south western edge of the Exmoor National Park, and is administered by North Devon District Council.  It is enclosed by the North Devon parish of Molland to the west and East Anstey, to the east, with the county border with Exmoor parishes of Somerset to the north. This category includes sites for the village of West Anstey, and sites for moorland farms and dwellings southwards to the hamlet of Yeo Mill.

This category represents the localities administered by West Devon Borough Council

This includes parishes of Devon, north of  Plymouth along the boundary with Cornwall, namely: 

Beres Ferrers to  Lifton.

Also along South Hams boundary east from  Buckland Monachrum to Dartmoor Forest

to include Dartmeet, then north to include  Chagford and

Drewsteignton on the district boundary with  Teignbridge and  Mid Devon,

then further north to Bondleigh which shares its boundary with Mid Devon

and Torridge District Council.

North west from Lifton the boundary of West Devon includes:

Stowford, Thrushelton, Germansweek,  Beaworthy,  Northlew,  Hatherleigh and  Meeth.

Then south east through Iddesleigh, Broadwoodkelly, Bondleigh,  North Tawton, Spreyton

and Drewsteignton,

Whitestone is the Teignbridge parish directly west of Exeter, bypassed by the A30 along its south boundary. 

Its northern boundary forms the boundary with Mid Devon, namely  Newton St Cyres,  Crediton and its hamlets.. 

This category is for sites showing an operating address in the parish of Whitestone, which includes

Nadderwater, Halsfordwood and rural area including Whitestone Wood, north and west,

but excluding Pathfinder Village which is in the Teignbridge parish of  Tedburn St Mary. 

Woolacombe is a west coast resort popular with surfers, west of Ilfracombe, in the parish Mortehoe, administered by North Devon District Council. To the south is the coastal parish of Georgeham, with West Down inland and Ilfracombe, along the north coast to the east.

This category is for websites for the north coast parish of Woolfardisworthy administered by  Torridge District Council,
sometimes referred to as Woolfardisworthy West, so as not to be confused with the village of Woolfardisworthy
north of Crediton and south of  Witheridge.
The central village is also officially named Woolfardisworthy, but is pronounced "Woolsery", and this spelling
has come into more common use, hence the name for this category.
Although most of the parish is inland, it has a 2-mile coastline in Clovelly Bay, characterised by a rocky tidal peninsula,
The Gore.  The hamlet of Buck's Cross, leads to Buck's Mills, but because of limited access to the beach, as a
holiday attraction, it has become dominated by the village to the west,  Clovelly, and the larger
coastal resort to the north west at  Westward Ho!.
This category includes websites for Cranford, the hamlet north of the village of Woolfardisworthy and south of
Buck's Cross, as well as those off the A39 between Clovelly, and the boundary with the parish of  Parkham to the east.
The parish extends south to the River Torridge at Ashmansworthy, and until there is a more suitable category,
websites as far south west towards Meddon may be listed here, but those for areas further west should be
included in the  Hartland category, whereas those further south should be listed in  Bradworthy.
Websites for Melbury and areas further east should be listed in the Parkham category.

Yarcombe is a village nestling west of the Yarty Valley with its steep rolling meadows and ancient woods on the south edge of the Blackdown Hills. 
Although the village centre is small, with its historical Norman church, old inn with monastical roots, hotel and a cluster of houses,
its many outlying farms and hamlets make Yarcombe a large parish with a very active community.