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Ilfracombe Previously a well-used port on the Bristol Channel, now one of the most popular tourist destinations in the south-east |
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Lynmouth and Lynton Small villages on the northern coast of Exmoor National Park between the dramatic jagged cliffs |
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Axminster Gateway to Devon's beautiful Axe Valley, this thriving market town is famous worldwide for Axminster carpets |
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Blackdown Hills An area that forms a tranquil, beautiful, and relatively isolated landscape on the Devon and Somerset border |
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Exeter The capital city of Devon, close to the coast with good shopping and beautiful historic architecture |
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Honiton A lively market town regarded as the antiques capital of the south west and famous for lace and pottery |
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Ottery St Mary Set in a beautiful Valley and one of the south west’s oldest towns, full of historical buildings and traditions |
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Tiverton The largest town in Mid Devon, with echoes of the past including a romantic castle and horse-drawn barge trips |
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Topsham Once a thriving port and shipbuilding centre, Topsham still retains a strong maritime flavour |
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Jurassic Coast Overview A UNESCO World Heritage Site revealing the Earth's story in unique geology stretching back over 250 million years |
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Exmouth The oldest seaside town in Devon with two miles of sandy beach and the gateway to the World Heritage Jurassic Coast |
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