Discover Devon

Westcombe Beach, Devon
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Author: Herbythyme


Devon is a ceremonial country in Southwest England. Covering 6,707 sq km (2,590 sq mi), it is the fourth largest county in England, and has a population of 1.14 million people (2011 estimate).

Ashprington Point, Devon
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Author: Derek Harper


Devon is on the peninsula which it shares with Cornwall to the west, Somerset to the northeast and Dorset to the southeast. Devon faces the Bristol Channel to the north and the English Channel to the south.

Devon is home to the only natural World Heritage Site in England, titled the Jurassic Coast, which stretches from East Devon to Dorset.

Visiting Devon

There are trains to different parts of Devon from London. The train service from London Waterloo goes to Exeter via Salisbury.

Towns in Devon

Sights in Devon

World Heritage Site in Devon

Taw Valley, Devon
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Author: Grant Sherman

Map of Ceremonial Counties of England

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