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 * The Devon Contest was won by Worm and Stacey. It has now closed and will move on to Dorset after a week's break on 24 August. Thanks to everybody who contributed!

  The West Country Challenge Day 7-9: Devon

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Core articles

 * 1) 46th (South Devonshire) Regiment of Foot
 * 2) A303 road
 * 3) A38 road
 * 4) Affeton Castle
 * 5) A La Ronde
 * 6) Appledore Shipbuilders
 * 7) Arlington Court
 * 8) Atlantic Array
 * 9) Barnstaple
 * 10) Barnstaple Long Bridge
 * 11) BBC Radio Devon
 * 12) Berry Pomeroy Castle
 * 13) Bickleigh Castle
 * 14) Bicton House
 * 15) Bideford Long Bridge
 * 16) Bideford, Westward Ho! and Appledore Railway
 * 17) Bishop of Exeter
 * 18) Bradley
 * 19) Bridge Inn, Topsham
 * 20) Bristol and Exeter Railway
 * 21) Britannia Royal Naval College
 * 22) Brunel Manor
 * 23) Buckfast Abbey
 * 24) Buckland Abbey
 * 25) Cadhay
 * 26) Castle Drogo
 * 27) Chambercombe Manor
 * 28) Coleton Fishacre
 * 29) Compton Castle
 * 30) Agatha Christie
 * 31) Climate of south-west England
 * 32) Clotted cream
 * 33) Samuel Taylor Coleridge
 * 34) Beryl Cook
 * 35) Coombe Cellars
 * 36) Dartington Crystal
 * 37) Dartington Hall
 * 38) Dartmoor
 * 39) Dartmoor Discovery
 * 40) Dartmoor longhouse
 * 41) Dartmoor tin-mining
 * 42) Dartmouth Castle
 * 43) Edward Davy
 * 44) Derriford Hospital
 * 45) Devon
 * 46) Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service
 * 47) Devon and Somerset Staghounds
 * 48) Devon County Cricket Club
 * 49) Devon County Council
 * 50) Devon County Show
 * 51) Devon Partnership NHS Trust
 * 52) Devon Wildlife Trust
 * 53) Devonshire Regiment
 * 54) Devonshire and Dorset Regiment
 * 55) Diocese of Exeter
 * 56) Diving Diseases Research Centre
 * 57) Dolphin Inn, Plymouth
 * 58) Drewe Arms, Drewsteignton
 * 59) Duke of Devonshire
 * 60) Dumnonia
 * 61) Dumnonii
 * 62) Earl of Devon
 * 63) East Devon AONB
 * 64) Economy of Devon
 * 65) Escot House
 * 66) Exmoor
 * 67) Exmoor pony
 * 68) Exeter
 * 69) Exeter Cathedral
 * 70) Exeter Chiefs
 * 71) Exeter City F.C.
 * 72) Exeter International Airport
 * 73) Exeter Power Station
 * 74) Exeter Racecourse
 * 75) Exeter Science Park
 * 76) Flag of Devon
 * 77) Flete House
 * 78) Fowlescombe Manor
 * 79) Fosse Way
 * 80) Great Bidlake
 * 81) Great Fulford
 * 82) Greenway Estate
 * 83) Hatherleigh
 * 84) Hillersdon House
 * 85) HM Prison Dartmoor
 * 86) HMNB Devonport
 * 87) HMS Devonshire (1692)
 * 88) HMS Devonshire (1710)
 * 89) HMS Devonshire (1745)
 * 90) HMS Devonshire (1812)
 * 91) HMS Devonshire (1904)
 * 92) HMS Devonshire (39)
 * 93) HMS Devonshire (D02)
 * 94) HMS Exeter (1680)
 * 95) HMS Exeter (1697)
 * 96) HMS Exeter (1763)
 * 97) HMS Exeter (68)
 * 98) HMS Exeter (D89)
 * 99) Huntsham Court
 * 100) Janner
 * 101) Jurassic Coast
 * 102) Kelly House
 * 103) Kennaway House
 * 104) Killerton
 * 105) Charles Kingsley
 * 106) Kingswear Castle
 * 107) Kingswear Regatta
 * 108) Kirkham House
 * 109) Knightshayes Court
 * 110) Langdon Court
 * 111) List of Parliamentary constituencies in Devon
 * 112) Lorna Doone
 * 113) Loughwood Meeting House
 * 114) James Lovelock
 * 115) Lundy
 * 116) Luppitt Inn
 * 117) Luscombe Castle
 * 118) Lynmouth Flood
 * 119) Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway
 * 120) Maristow House
 * 121) Met Office
 * 122) Mining in Cornwall and Devon
 * 123) Mole Valley Farmers
 * 124) Moreton House
 * 125) North Devon Council
 * 126) Nutwell
 * 127) Okehampton
 * 128) Okehampton Castle
 * 129) Oldway Mansion
 * 130) Orleigh Court
 * 131) Overbeck's
 * 132) Paignton Zoo
 * 133) Palace Theatre, Plymouth
 * 134) Pennon Group
 * 135) Plymouth
 * 136) Plymouth Argyle F.C.
 * 137) Plymouth Arts Centre
 * 138) Plymouth Blitz
 * 139) Plymouth City Council
 * 140) Plymouth Hospitals NHS Trust
 * 141) Plymouth railway station
 * 142) Plymouth Science Park
 * 143) Plymouth University
 * 144) Plymouth United F.C.
 * 145) Poltimore House
 * 146) Portledge Manor
 * 147) Powderham Castle
 * 148) Prayer Book Rebellion
 * 149) Pynes House
 * 150) River Exe
 * 151) River Plym
 * 152) River Tamar
 * 153) Robert Falcon Scott
 * 154) Roman Catholic Diocese of Plymouth
 * 155) Royal Albert Bridge
 * 156) Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital
 * 157) Royal Marines Base Chivenor
 * 158) Saltram House
 * 159) Saltrock
 * 160) Sandridge Park
 * 161) Sherford
 * 162) Shiphay Manor
 * 163) Sidbury Manor
 * 164) South West Water
 * 165) Stannary Courts and Parliaments
 * 166) Stowford House
 * 167) St James Park (Exeter)
 * 168) Sydenham House, Devon
 * 169) Tamar Bridge
 * 170) Tarka the Otter
 * 171) Tavistock Abbey
 * 172) Tavy Bridge
 * 173) Teignbridge
 * 174) Ten Tors
 * 175) The Fisherman's Cot
 * 176) The Herald (Plymouth)
 * 177) The Milky Way (amusement park)
 * 178) The Plough Arts Centre, Torrington
 * 179) Theatre Royal, Exeter
 * 180) Theatre Royal, Plymouth
 * 181) Tiverton Castle
 * 182) Tom Cobley Tavern
 * 183) Tor Bay
 * 184) Torbay Hospital
 * 185) Tor Royal
 * 186) Torre Abbey
 * 187) Torridge
 * 188) Totnes Guildhall
 * 189) Trago Mills
 * 190) Ugbrooke
 * 191) University of Exeter
 * 192) University of St Mark & St John
 * 193) Warren House Inn
 * 194) West Devon
 * 195) Whiteway House
 * 196) Wiscombe Park
 * 197) Woodway House

Cleanup highlights
See Cleanup list for the county

Stubs

 * 107.3 Radio Exe
 * 1886–87 Argyle F.C. season
 * 1904–05 Plymouth Argyle F.C. season
 * 1905–06 Plymouth Argyle F.C. season
 * 1906–07 Plymouth Argyle F.C. season
 * 1907–08 Plymouth Argyle F.C. season
 * 1908–09 Plymouth Argyle F.C. season
 * 1909–10 Plymouth Argyle F.C. season
 * 1928–29 Torquay United F.C. season
 * 1929–30 Torquay United F.C. season
 * 1995–96 Torquay United F.C. season
 * 1996–97 Torquay United F.C. season
 * 2004–05 Plymouth Argyle F.C. season
 * 3 Hammers
 * A386 road (England)
 * A388 road
 * A390 road
 * Abbey, Devon
 * Abbotsham Road railway station
 * Abbotsleigh, Devon
 * Accott
 * Alfred Dyke Acland
 * Francis Dyke Acland
 * Nicholas Adams (died 1584)
 * William Adams (1752–1811)
 * William Adams (oculist)
 * Ælfric of Crediton
 * Æthelgar (bishop of Crediton)
 * Agroforestry Research Trust
 * Aish, South Brent
 * Aish, Stoke Gabriel
 * Alan Kirketon
 * Alfardisworthy
 * Alfington
 * Alfred of Malmesbury
 * All Saints Church of England Academy, Plymouth
 * All Saints, Devon
 * Allaleigh
 * Aller Brook
 * Aller Grove
 * Aller Sand Pit
 * Aller, Devon
 * Allercombe
 * Allured (Archdeacon of Barnstaple)
 * Alminstone Cross
 * Alphington Halt railway station
 * Alston, Devon
 * Alswear
 * Alwington
 * The American Prisoner
 * Derick Heathcoat-Amory, 1st Viscount Amory
 * Ancient Tenements
 * Jacqueline Andrade
 * Andrew de Kilkenny
 * Andrew's Dole
 * Andrew's Wood
 * John Andrew (Archdeacon of Barnstaple)
 * Appledore, Mid Devon
 * Arlington Beccott
 * Arlington Court
 * Armada Centre
 * Luke Arscott
 * Arthur Champernowne (died 1717)
 * Arthur Champernowne (died c.1650)
 * John Arundel (bishop of Exeter)
 * Ash Mill
 * Ash Thomas
 * Ash, Devon
 * Ashbury, Devon
 * Ashculme
 * Ashford, North Devon
 * Ryan Ashford
 * Ashford, South Hams
 * Ashill, Devon
 * Ryan Ashington
 * Ashmansworthy
 * Ashprington
 * Ashreigney
 * Ashton (Devon) railway station
 * Ashwater
 * Ashwell, Devon
 * Atherington, Devon
 * Atlantic Array
 * Aunk
 * Avonwick
 * Avonwick railway station
 * Awliscombe
 * Axe Valley Community College
 * Axminster Hundred
 * Axminster Monastery
 * Axminster Museum
 * Axmouth Priory
 * Axtown
 * Aylesbeare Common
 * Ayshford
 * Babbacombe
 * Babbacombe Bay
 * Babbacombe Model Village
 * Babeny
 * Badgworthy Water
 * Badworthy
 * Baggy Point
 * Bakers Pit
 * Ballhill
 * John Codrington Bampfylde
 * Bampton Castle, Devon
 * Bampton Hundred
 * Bantham
 * Bantham Cross
 * Barbrook
 * Barn Owl Trust
 * Barnfield Theatre
 * Barnstaple by-election, 1910
 * Barnstaple by-election, 1911
 * Barnstaple Castle
 * Barnstaple Priory
 * Barnstaple Quay railway station
 * Barnstaple RFC
 * Baron Coleridge
 * Baron Courtenay
 * John Barrett (bishop)
 * Bartholomew de Sancto Laurentio
 * John Bartholomew (priest)
 * Bastard baronets
 * Ian Bastow
 * Batsworthy
 * Battisborough Cross
 * Battle of Clyst Heath (1455)
 * Battle of Pinhoe
 * Battle of Sourton Down
 * Battledown Cross
 * Batworthy
 * Bayard's Cove Fort
 * BBC Radio Devon
 * Beacon Castle
 * Beacon, Devon
 * Beardown Tors
 * Beare
 * Beaworthy
 * Beenleigh Blue cheese
 * Beesands
 * Belbury Castle
 * Belle Vue Airfield
 * Belsford
 * Belstone
 * Belstone Corner
 * Jamie Bennellick
 * Benton, Devon
 * Bentwichen
 * Bere Ferrers
 * Bernard (Archdeacon of Totnes)
 * Berry Camp
 * Berry Castle, Black Dog
 * Berry Castle, Weare Giffard
 * Berry Cross
 * Berry Down Cross
 * Berry Head House
 * Berry Head Lighthouse
 * Berry's Wood
 * Berrysbridge
 * Bickingcott
 * Bickington
 * Bickleigh, South Hams
 * Bicton College
 * Bicton, Devon
 * Bigbury
 * Bigbury-on-Sea
 * Bill Douglas Cinema Museum
 * Ralph Birkett
 * Bishop's Clyst
 * Bishop's Nympton
 * Bishop's Tawton
 * Bittadon
 * Thomas Bitton
 * Black Dog, Devon
 * Black tin
 * Black Torrington
 * Black Torrington Hundred
 * Blackawton
 * Blackborough House
 * Blackborough, Devon
 * Blackbrook River
 * Blackbury Camp
 * Blackdown Rings
 * Blackmoor Gate
 * Blackmoor railway station
 * Blackpool Sands, Dartmouth
 * Blackpool, Devon
 * Richard Blund
 * Richard Blund (Archdeacon of Barnstaple)
 * Boasley Cross
 * Bocombe
 * Bodley, Devon
 * Bodmiscombe
 * Bodmiscombe Preceptory
 * Bolberry
 * Bolberry Down
 * Bolham, Devon
 * Bolt Head
 * Bolt Tail
 * Bondleigh
 * Hilary Bonner
 * Boode
 * Boringdon Camp
 * Bovey Formation
 * Bovey Heath
 * Bovisand
 * Bowcombe Creek
 * Bowd
 * Bowden, Yealmpton
 * Bradaford
 * Bradford, Devon
 * Bradiford
 * Bradley (house)
 * Bradstone
 * Bradwell, Devon
 * Bradworthy
 * Bramdean School
 * Brampford Speke
 * Brampford Speke Halt railway station
 * Brandis Corner
 * Brannoc of Braunton
 * Bratton Clovelly
 * Bratton Fleming railway station
 * Braunton Hundred
 * Braunton Road railway accident
 * Brayford
 * Brayfordhill
 * Brealeys
 * Bremridge Wood
 * Brendon
 * Brendon and Countisbury
 * Brent Hill
 * Brentor
 * Brentor railway station
 * Bretonside Bus Station
 * Bridestowe
 * Bridford
 * Bridge Inn, Topsham
 * Edward Bridgeman
 * Bridgerule
 * Bridgetown, Devon
 * Brisworthy stone circle
 * British Ceramic Tile
 * British Firework Championships
 * British Seaman's Boys' Home
 * Brixham College
 * Brixham Rugby Club
 * Brixton, Devon
 * Broadbury Castle
 * Broadclyst
 * Broadhembury
 * Broadhempston
 * Broadsands
 * Broadsands Beach
 * Broadwoodkelly
 * Broadwoodwidger
 * Broadwoodwidger Rural District
 * Brockhill Stream
 * Brooke Cars
 * Brownston
 * Brushford, Devon
 * Brutus Browne
 * Buckerell
 * Buckland Filleigh
 * Buckland, Devon
 * Buckland-in-the-Moor
 * Buckland-Tout-Saints
 * Bucks Mills
 * Christopher Budd (bishop)
 * Bulkworthy
 * Bull Point Lighthouse
 * John Bull (priest)
 * William Buller
 * Burlestone
 * Burley Wood
 * John Burneby
 * Burrator
 * Burridge Fort
 * Burrington, Devon
 * Burscott
 * Bursdon
 * Butterdon Hill
 * Butterleigh
 * Butts Ferry
 * Cabbacott
 * Cadbury Castle, Devon
 * Cadbury, Devon
 * Cadeleigh
 * Cadhay
 * Caffyns Halt railway station
 * Calverleigh
 * Harry Cann
 * Canonsleigh Abbey
 * Canonteign Falls
 * Capton
 * Careswell Cell
 * Charles Carew
 * George Carew (priest)
 * Carrivick Sisters
 * Castle Close
 * Castle Dyke
 * Castle Head, Devon
 * Castle Hill, Torrington
 * Cathedral Close, Exeter
 * Cattedown
 * Cattewater
 * Central Park, Plymouth
 * Challaborough
 * Chambercombe
 * Ian Chandler (priest)
 * Chardstock
 * Charles Talbot (priest)
 * Charles, Devon
 * Charleton
 * Roger de Charlton
 * Chawleigh
 * Chelfham
 * Chelfham railway station
 * Cheriton Bishop
 * Cheriton Fitzpaine
 * Cherry Brook
 * Chillaton
 * Chillington, Devon
 * Chilsworthy
 * Chipshop
 * Chittlehampton
 * Christow
 * Chudleigh Abbey
 * Chudleigh Knighton
 * Chulmleigh
 * Chulmleigh Community College
 * Chumhill railway accident
 * Church Green, Devon
 * Church of St Mary, Collaton St Mary
 * Church of St Nonna, Bradstone
 * Church of St Peter the Poor Fisherman, Revelstoke
 * Church of the Ascension, Crownhill
 * Churchill Monastery
 * Churchill, Devon
 * Churston Court Inn
 * Churston Ferrers
 * Circular linhay
 * City College Plymouth
 * Clannaborough
 * Clawton
 * Clayhanger, Devon
 * Clayhidon
 * Thomas Clifford, 14th Baron Clifford of Chudleigh
 * Cliston Hundred
 * Clovelly Dykes
 * Clyst Honiton
 * Clyst Hydon
 * Clyst St Lawrence
 * Clyst Vale Community College
 * John Cobethorn
 * John Cobham (priest)
 * Cockwood
 * Coffinswell
 * Cofton
 * Colaton Raleigh
 * John Cole (priest)
 * Colebrooke, Devon
 * Coleford, Devon
 * Coleridge Hundred
 * Colleton, Chulmleigh
 * Collybrooke
 * Colyford
 * Colyton Hundred
 * Combe Fishacre
 * Combe Pafford
 * Combe Raleigh
 * Combe, Buckfastleigh, Devon
 * Combe, Yealmpton, Devon
 * Combebow
 * Combeinteignhead
 * Combpyne
 * Combpyne Rousdon
 * Combrew
 * Compton Castle
 * Compton, Plymouth
 * Thomas Cook (MP for Exeter)
 * Cookbury
 * Coombe Cellars
 * Coombe, Sidmouth, Devon
 * Coombe, Teignmouth, Devon
 * Coombe, Tiverton, Devon
 * Coombeshead Academy
 * Copplestone
 * Corbyn Head Hotel
 * Cornish & Devon Post
 * Joe Cornish (photographer)
 * Cornwall & Devon Media
 * Cornwood
 * Cornworthy
 * Cornworthy Priory
 * Coryton, Devon
 * Cotleigh
 * Cotley Castle
 * Council of the West
 * Countess Wear
 * Countisbury
 * County Ground Stadium
 * Court Green
 * Cove, Devon
 * Cowley, Devon
 * Crabtree, Plymouth
 * Cranbrook (Devon) railway station
 * Cranbrook Castle
 * Cranbrook, Devon
 * Cranmere Pool
 * Crazywell Pool
 * Creacombe
 * Creation Fest
 * Crediton Hamlets
 * Crediton Hundred
 * Richard Crese
 * Crockernwell
 * Cross Rhythms Plymouth
 * Crowden, Devon
 * Crownhill
 * Crownhill Fort
 * Margaret Cruwys
 * Crying the Neck
 * Cudlipptown
 * Cullompton Community College
 * Culmstock
 * Cunnilear Camp
 * Charles Curzon
 * Cygnet Training Theatre
 * Dalwood
 * Dart Harbour & Navigation Authority
 * Dartington
 * Dartington International Summer School
 * Dartmoor Forest
 * Dartmoor Training Area
 * Dartmoor Way
 * Dartmoor Yomp
 * Dartmouth Academy
 * Dartmouth Chronicle and Advertiser
 * Dartmouth Group
 * Dartmouth Museum
 * John Davie
 * Dawlish Community College
 * Dawlish Warren National Nature Reserve
 * Dawlish Water
 * Dead Man's Folly (film)
 * Dean Prior
 * Death at the Bar
 * Denbury
 * Denbury Grange
 * Denbury Hill
 * Derriford Hospital
 * Devil's Point, Devon
 * Devon and Exeter Football League
 * Devon Cider Company
 * Devon colic
 * Devon County Constabulary
 * Devon County Council election, 1977
 * Devon County Football Association
 * Devon County Football League
 * Devon County Show
 * Devon Great Consols
 * Devon Longwoolled
 * Devon Partnership NHS Trust
 * Devon Railway Centre
 * Devon Senior Cup
 * Devon Sinfonia
 * Devon United Mine
 * Devon Wildlife Trust
 * Devon Women cricket team
 * Devonport Column
 * Devonport Leat
 * Devonport Naval Heritage Centre
 * Devonport Park
 * Devonport Services R.F.C.
 * Devonshire Collection of Period Costume
 * Devonshire eggs
 * Devonshire South by-election, 1873
 * Dewerstone
 * Digby, Devon
 * Diptford
 * Dittisham
 * Diving Diseases Research Centre
 * Doddiscombsleigh
 * Dolbury
 * Dolphin Inn, Plymouth
 * Keith Donohue (cricketer)
 * Dousland
 * Down St Mary
 * Down Thomas
 * Down Tor
 * John Downall
 * Jonathan Draper
 * Drayford
 * Drewe Arms, Drewsteignton
 * Penny Driver
 * Drizzlecombe
 * Drum Theatre (Plymouth)
 * Duck's Pool, Dartmoor
 * Dudley-Williams baronets
 * Dumpdon Hill
 * Dunchideock
 * Reginald de Dunstanville, 1st Earl of Cornwall
 * Duryard
 * Eaglescott Airfield
 * Ealdorman of Devon
 * Alfred Earle (bishop)
 * East Allington
 * East and West Buckland
 * East Anstey
 * East Buckland
 * East Budleigh
 * East Budleigh Hundred
 * East Dart River
 * East Devon AONB
 * East Devon by-election, 1870
 * East Devon District Council election, 2015
 * East Down, Devon
 * East Lyn Valley
 * East Okement River
 * East Portlemouth
 * East Prawle
 * East Putford
 * East Webburn River
 * Eastacombe
 * Eastington, Devon
 * Dick Ebdon
 * Eddystone Rocks
 * Peter Edgcumbe
 * Edginswell railway station
 * Edmund Chaderton
 * Edward Cotton
 * Edward Trelawney
 * Edward Willoughby
 * Edward Young (priest)
 * Eggbuckland
 * Eggbuckland Community College
 * Elberry Cove
 * Ellacombe, Devon
 * Embury Beacon
 * Erbin of Dumnonia
 * Ermington Hundred
 * Ernesettle
 * George Errington (bishop)
 * Estover
 * Bob Evens
 * Exbourne
 * Exe (locomotive)
 * Exe Island
 * Exebridge
 * Exeter Blackfriars
 * Exeter by-election, 1868
 * Exeter by-election, 1873
 * Exeter by-election, 1916
 * Exeter by-election, 1918
 * Exeter City Council election, 2012
 * Exeter City Council election, 2015
 * Exeter City Council election, 2016
 * Exeter Conspiracy
 * Exeter Friendly Society
 * Exeter Grey Friary
 * Exeter Mathematics School
 * Exeter monastery
 * Exeter Quayside
 * Exeter Racecourse
 * Exeter Science Park
 * Exeter tram system
 * Exeter Tutorial College
 * Exminster Hundred
 * Exmoor Horn
 * Exmouth Journal
 * Exmouth RFC
 * Exmouth to Starcross Ferry
 * Edward Pellew, 4th Viscount Exmouth
 * Exoniensis
 * Express & Echo
 * Exton, Devon
 * Farm tin
 * Farringdon, Devon
 * Farway
 * Festival Theatre, Paignton
 * Festuca longifolia
 * Feudal barony of Great Torrington
 * Filleigh
 * Finch Foundry
 * Fine Tubes
 * First South West
 * Flag of Plymouth
 * John Ford (bishop)
 * Fordy Wood Copse
 * Foreland Point
 * Edmund Fortescue (died 1624)
 * Fosse Copse
 * Frenchbeer
 * Fresh FM (Petroc)
 * Frithelstock Priory
 * Frogmore, Devon
 * John Fulford
 * James Fulton (English cricketer)
 * Fur Tor
 * Furzehill
 * Furzehill Plantation
 * Fowlescombe Manor
 * Francis Fullwood
 * Freedom Fields Hospital
 * Fremington Hundred
 * Fremington Local Nature Reserve
 * Galford
 * Galmpton, South Hams
 * Galmpton, Torbay
 * Gara Bridge railway station
 * Gemini FM
 * Geoffrey (Archdeacon of Totnes)
 * George Baker (Archdeacon of Totnes)
 * George Cary (1611-1680)
 * George Fleetwood (priest)
 * George Gordon (priest)
 * George Snell (priest)
 * George's Chapel, Exeter
 * Gidleigh
 * Gidleigh Castle
 * Gilbert Basset (priest)
 * Richard Gilpin (priest)
 * Gittisham
 * Goodleigh, Bodmiscombe
 * Goodrington Sands
 * Gooseham Mill
 * Gotshelm
 * Charles Graham (bishop)
 * Grand Hotel (Torquay)
 * Grand Pier, Teignmouth
 * John Grant (priest)
 * Great Blizzard of 1891
 * The Great Devonian Controversy
 * Great Links Tor
 * Great Mis Tor
 * Great Rock Mine
 * Great Torrington School
 * Greenbank, Plymouth
 * Gregory Dodds
 * Grey Wethers
 * Francis Grimshaw
 * Gubbins band
 * Gulworthy
 * David Gunn-Johnson
 * Halberton Hundred
 * Haldon Forest
 * Edgar Hall
 * Halwell Camp
 * Halwill
 * Ham, Plymouth
 * Hameldown Tor
 * Hamoaze
 * Hangman cliffs
 * Harberton
 * Harbourne Blue
 * Harford, Devon
 * Harleston, Devon
 * William Harris (born 1504)
 * Hartland Abbey
 * Hartland Hundred
 * Hartley, Plymouth
 * Hartridge Hill
 * Hatherleigh
 * Hawkchurch
 * Hawkesdown Hill
 * John Hawkins (archdeacon of Totnes)
 * Richard Hawkins (bishop)
 * Edgar Hay
 * Hayridge Hundred
 * Haytor Hundred
 * Heathfield, Devon
 * Heddon Valley Shop
 * Hele & Co
 * Hele Bay
 * Hele, Devon
 * Hembury
 * Hembury Castle, Tythecott
 * Hemyock Hundred
 * Henry de Somerset
 * Henry Squire
 * Henry Webber (priest)
 * Henry Whitefield
 * Henry Woolcombe
 * Herald Express
 * Herbert Barnes
 * Ronald Herniman
 * Hexworthy
 * High Peak, Devon
 * Higher Ashton
 * Higher Barracks, Exeter
 * Hillsborough, Devon
 * Hillsea Point Rock
 * Hittisleigh
 * HMS Appledore (1919)
 * Hoar Oak Water
 * Hog's pudding
 * Holbeton
 * Holbrook Garden
 * Holbury, Holbeton
 * Holcombe Rogus
 * Holcombe, East Devon
 * Holcombe, Teignbridge
 * Hollacombe
 * Thomas Holland (MP)
 * Holne Chase Castle
 * Holsworthy Community College
 * Holsworthy Group
 * Holsworthy Hamlets
 * Holy City, Devon
 * Holy Trinity Church, Torbryan
 * Honiton pottery
 * Honiton railway station
 * Hooe, Plymouth
 * John Hore (footballer, born 1947)
 * Horrabridge
 * James Horsewell
 * Horwood
 * Huckworthy
 * Hugh de Avigo
 * Hugh de Bridham
 * Hugh de Monyton
 * Stuart Hughes (politician)
 * Huntsham Castle
 * Huntshaw
 * Peter Orlando Hutchinson
 * Huwal of the West Welsh
 * Ide, Devon
 * Ideford
 * Ideford Common
 * Ilfracombe Academy
 * Imagemakers
 * Indio Monastery
 * Intercity House
 * International Journal of Sports Marketing & Sponsorship
 * Ipplepen
 * Ipplepen Priory
 * Isaac (Archdeacon of Barnstaple)
 * Isca Academy
 * Ivybridge Priory
 * Samuel Izacke
 * J F Rockhey
 * Denis James
 * Cosmo Jarvis
 * Jasper Swift
 * Jiggerypipery
 * Joan the Wad
 * John (Archdeacon of Barnstaple)
 * John (Archdeacon of Totnes)
 * John Bristow
 * John de Bradelgehe
 * John de Bradleigh
 * John de Bridport
 * John de Derby
 * John de Nassington
 * John de Northwode
 * John de Reynham
 * John Fitz-John
 * John Noble (Dean of Exeter)
 * John Orum
 * John Pomeroy (died 1416)
 * John Pycot
 * John the Chanter
 * Jonathan Fisher (priest)
 * Frank Jones (priest)
 * Joseph of Exeter
 * Joshua Tucker
 * John Keily
 * Kelly House, Devon
 * Kelly Mine, Devon
 * Kelly, Devon
 * Kenn, Devon
 * Kennford
 * Kentisbury Down
 * Kenton, Devon
 * Frederick Keppel
 * Keyham, Devon
 * Killington Lane railway station
 * Kilmington, Devon
 * King Edward VI Community College
 * King's Nympton
 * King's Tamerton
 * Kingsbridge branch line
 * Kingsbridge Community College
 * Kingsbridge Estuary
 * Kingsley School, Bideford
 * Kingston, Devon
 * Kingswear Castle
 * Marcus Knight (priest)
 * Knowle Hill Castle
 * Knowle, Devon
 * Edmund Lacey
 * Laira
 * George Lambert, 2nd Viscount Lambert
 * Lamerton
 * Landcross, Devon
 * Landmark Theatre, Devon
 * Landmark Trust Lundy Island Philatelic Archive
 * Langage Power Station
 * Neil Langman
 * Michael Langrish
 * Langtree
 * Lapford
 * Clara Larter
 * Lee Wood
 * Newton Leeke
 * Leigh Cell
 * Leigham, Plymouth
 * John Lethbridge
 * Leusdon
 * Roland Levinsky
 * Lewis Stephens (priest)
 * Lewis Swete
 * Lifton Hundred
 * Linhay
 * Lipson
 * Lipson Co-operative Academy
 * Little Dart River
 * Little Hangman
 * Littleham, Exmouth
 * Littlehempston
 * Liverton Brook
 * Trevor Lloyd (priest)
 * Local Government Act 2010
 * Alastair Logan
 * Longdown
 * Ralph Lopes
 * Lopwell
 * Lorna Doone (1934 film)
 * Lorna Doone (1990 film)
 * Lorna Doone (2001 film)
 * Loughwood Meeting House
 * Lower Ashton
 * Lower Tamar Lake
 * Loxhore
 * John Lucas (priest)
 * Luffincott
 * Luppitt Inn
 * Luton, Devon
 * Lutton, Devon
 * John Lydford
 * Lyn and Exmoor Museum
 * Lynbarn Railway
 * Lynmouth Foreland Lighthouse
 * Lynton
 * Lynton and Barnstaple Railway Company Limited
 * John MacEnery
 * Macmillan Way West
 * Malborough
 * Malice Aforethought
 * Malmsmead
 * Robert Newman, 1st Baron Mamhead
 * Manadon
 * Manaton
 * Mannamead
 * Manor of Ashton
 * Marguerite (ship)
 * Mariansleigh
 * Marine Academy Plymouth
 * Maristow House
 * Marldon
 * Marsh Barton
 * Marsh Barton Priory
 * Marsh Barton railway station
 * Marsh Green, Devon
 * Henry Marshal (bishop of Exeter)
 * Marwood, Devon
 * Marystow
 * Roger Massey
 * Mayflower Centre (Plymouth)
 * Mayflower Steps
 * Dan McCauley
 * Meadfoot
 * Meadfoot Group
 * Meadfoot Sea Road
 * Meavy
 * Meddon Green Local Nature Reserve
 * Meeth
 * Meldon, Devon
 * John Melhuish
 * Membury Castle
 * Membury, Devon
 * Baron Merrivale
 * Meshaw
 * Mid Devon District Council election, 2015
 * Mid Devon Show
 * Midweek Herald
 * Milber
 * Milber Down
 * Milehouse
 * Millbridge, Plymouth
 * Millbrook House
 * Milton Combe
 * Mockham Down
 * Modbury Priory
 * Baron Mohun of Okehampton
 * Molland
 * Monkerton
 * Morchard Bishop
 * Morchard Road
 * Morice baronets
 * Morice Town
 * Moridunum (Axminster)
 * Morte Bay
 * Morte Point
 * Mortehoe
 * E. J. C. Morton
 * Mount Batten
 * MS Oldenburg
 * Muddilake Brook
 * Mullacott
 * Musbury Castle
 * Myrtlebury
 * Nappers Halt railway station
 * Nether Exe
 * New Quay (Devon)
 * Newberry Castle
 * Robert Newhouse (priest)
 * Ernest Newman (priest)
 * Newton Abbot A.F.C.
 * Newton Abbot RFC
 * Newton St Cyres
 * Newton St Petrock
 * Newton Tracey
 * Newtown, Exeter
 * Nicholas Kendall (priest)
 * Nomansland, Devon
 * North Devon Council
 * North Devon District Council election, 2015
 * North Devon District Hospital
 * North Devon Football League
 * North Devon Gazette
 * North Devon Hospice
 * North Devon Journal
 * North Devon Maritime Museum
 * North Devon Raiders
 * North Devon Show
 * North Devonshire by-election, 1874
 * North Molton
 * North Road (Plymouth)
 * North Tawton and Winkleigh Hundred
 * Northcote baronets
 * Northcott, Devon
 * Northleigh
 * John Noseworthy (English politician)
 * Noss Mayo
 * Noss, Dartmouth
 * Notre Dame Catholic School
 * Nutwalls
 * Nymet Rowland
 * O Brook
 * Oakfordbridge
 * Oakwood Court College
 * Occombe Valley Woods
 * Odda of Devon
 * Oddicombe Beach
 * Odham
 * Offwell
 * Okehampton College
 * Okehampton Hamlets
 * Olchard
 * Old Shute House
 * Oldborough
 * Oldways End
 * Oliver Whiddon
 * Joe Oliver (cricketer)
 * Orway
 * Otterton Mill
 * Otterton Priory
 * Ottery Hundred
 * Ottery St Mary astronomical clock
 * Our Lady and St Nectan's Church, Hartland
 * Owen Lord
 * Paignton Pier
 * Paignton Rugby Football Club
 * Joseph Palmer (American Revolutionary War general)
 * Parliament Street, Exeter
 * Philip Pasterfield
 * Patrick Haliburton
 * Peak Hill (Devon)
 * Peak House, Sidmouth
 * Pecorama
 * Pedigree Dolls & Toys
 * Peek baronets
 * Peninsula Arts
 * Peninsula Arts Contemporary Music Festival
 * Pennsylvania, Exeter
 * Pennycomequick
 * Penstone
 * Peppercombe Castle
 * Peregrine Ilbert
 * Peter de Gildesburgh
 * Peter Tavy
 * Peverell
 * Philip of Exon
 * Phonic FM
 * Pilton Community College
 * Pilton Priory
 * Pinhay
 * Pinhay Bay
 * Pixie Day
 * Plymouth & South West Co-operative Society
 * Plymouth and West Devon Football League
 * Plymouth by-election, 1868
 * Plymouth by-election, 1870
 * Plymouth by-election, 1871
 * Plymouth by-election, 1900
 * Plymouth Chamber of Commerce & Industry
 * Plymouth City Council election, 2012
 * Plymouth City Council election, 2014
 * Plymouth City Council election, 2015
 * Plymouth City Council election, 2016
 * Plymouth Community Healthcare
 * Plymouth Cricket Club
 * Plymouth Devon International College
 * Plymouth Drake (UK Parliament constituency)
 * Plymouth Drake by-election, 1937
 * Plymouth Marjon
 * Plymouth Marjon Cannons
 * Plymouth United F.C.
 * Plymouth, Devonport and South Western Junction Railway
 * Plympton Hundred
 * Plympton Priory
 * Plymstock School
 * Plymtree
 * Sir Courtenay Pole, 2nd Baronet
 * Sir William Pole, 4th Baronet
 * Christopher Pole-Carew
 * Hugh Pollard (Sheriff)
 * John Pollard (priest)
 * Polsloe
 * Polsloe Priory
 * Poltimore House
 * Pomeroy Wood
 * Port of Dartmouth Royal Regatta
 * Posbury
 * Postbridge
 * Poundsgate
 * Prawle Point
 * Prawle Point and Start Point Site of Special Scientific Interest
 * Press for Time
 * Preston, Devon
 * Prestonbury Castle
 * John Prideaux (British Army officer)
 * Princess Theatre, Torquay
 * Princess Yachts
 * Puddington, Devon
 * Puslinch, Devon
 * Pyworthy
 * Queen Elizabeth's School, Plymouth
 * Queen's Nympton
 * Queen's Theatre, Barnstaple
 * Queene's Day
 * Queens Theatre, Barnstaple
 * Peter Quinel
 * Quoditch
 * Rackenford
 * Raddon Top
 * Ralph (Archdeacon of Barnstaple)
 * Ralph II (Archdeacon of Barnstaple)
 * Ralph Barnes (priest)
 * Ralph de Werewell
 * Ralph Germeyn
 * Ralph Heathcott
 * Ralph Tregrision
 * Stuart Randall, Baron Randall of St Budeaux
 * Rattery
 * John Rawlings (priest)
 * Raymond's Hill
 * Ralph Rayner
 * Recreation Ground, Torquay
 * Baldwin de Redvers, 3rd Earl of Devon
 * Richard de Redvers, 2nd Earl of Devon
 * Richard de Redvers, 4th Earl of Devon
 * Stephen Reed (footballer)
 * Reginald de Bugwell
 * Cyril Restieaux
 * Rewe, Devon
 * Richard Reynell (knight)
 * Richard Aldtyngton
 * Richard Annesley, 3rd Baron Altham
 * Richard Blunt (priest)
 * Richard Courtenay (MP)
 * Richard Cowe
 * Richard de Braylegh
 * Richard de Coleton
 * Richard de Drax
 * Richard de Morcester
 * Richard de Wideslade
 * Richard Helyer
 * Richard Norton (priest)
 * Richard Sydnor
 * Richard Tollett
 * Rex Richards (chemist)
 * Matt Rickard
 * Ridgeway School, Plympton
 * Ringmoor stone row and cairn circle
 * River Ashburn
 * River Avon, Devon
 * River Batherm
 * River Bray
 * River Burn, Devon
 * River Clyst
 * River Cottage H.Q.
 * River Creedy
 * River Heddon
 * River Lew
 * River Lumburn
 * River Lyd, Devon
 * River Mardle
 * River Meavy
 * River Mole, Devon
 * River Okement
 * River Plym
 * River Sid
 * River Sig
 * River Swincombe
 * River Tavy
 * River Thrushel
 * River Walkham
 * River Wallabrooke
 * River Yeo (tributary of the Creedy)
 * River Yeo, Barnstaple
 * River Yeo, Lapford
 * Riverford
 * RM Turnchapel
 * Roachill
 * Robert (Archdeacon of Totnes)
 * Robert Barforth
 * Robert Froude
 * Robert Lawe
 * Robert of Chichester
 * Robert Rygge
 * Robert Sumpter
 * Chris Roberts (chairman)
 * Archibald Robertson (bishop)
 * Roborough
 * Roborough Castle
 * Roborough Hundred
 * Roborough, Torridge
 * Rockbeare
 * Roger (Archdeacon of Barnstaple)
 * Roger de Toriz
 * Roger Keys
 * Roger le Rous
 * Sir John Rogers, 1st Baronet
 * Sir John Rogers, 3rd Baronet
 * Sir John Rogers, 6th Baronet
 * William Henry Hamilton Rogers
 * Rolle College
 * Baron Rolle
 * Roman Catholic Bishop of Plymouth
 * Romansleigh
 * Rosemary Lauder
 * Rousdon
 * Royal Dart Yacht Club
 * Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital
 * Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust
 * Royal Marines A.F.C.
 * Royal North Devon Golf Club
 * RSPB Bowling Green Marsh
 * Ruby Country
 * Rupert Carington, 5th Baron Carrington
 * Ryder's Hill
 * Saint Winifred's Church, Branscombe, Devon
 * Salcombe Castle
 * Salcombe Regis
 * Salcombe Yawl
 * Saltash Passage
 * Saltern Cove
 * William Salusbury (MP)
 * Sampford Courtenay
 * Sampford Peverell
 * Sandridge Park
 * Sands School
 * Sandy Bay, Devon
 * Saunton
 * Saunton Golf Club
 * Saunton Sands
 * Scorriton
 * Scott Cinemas
 * Sea tractor
 * Charles Seale-Hayne
 * Seaton Down
 * Seaton Down Hoard
 * Serlo (priest)
 * Sexton's Burrows
 * Albert Seymour
 * Shallowford, Devon
 * Shapland & Petter
 * Sharkham Point
 * Sharpitor
 * Shaugh Prior
 * Shebbear Hundred
 * Sherford
 * Shillingford St. George
 * Shillingford, Devon
 * Shiphay Manor
 * Shirwell Hundred
 * Shoalstone Pool
 * Shoulsbury castle
 * Shute, Devon
 * Sidbury
 * Sidbury Castle
 * Sidbury Manor
 * Sidford
 * Sidmouth College
 * Sidmouth Herald
 * Sidmouth Priory
 * Sidmouth railway station
 * Siege of Exeter (1068)
 * Sigford
 * Arthur Simms
 * Simon Haynes (priest)
 * Simon of Apulia
 * Sisters of Charity (Anglican)
 * Henry Slade (rugby player)
 * Slapton Castle
 * Slapton Ley
 * Smallridge
 * James Smith (priest)
 * Smythapark
 * Sorbus subcuneata
 * Sorbus vexans
 * Soundart Radio
 * Sourton
 * South Dartmoor Community College
 * South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
 * South Devon College
 * South Devon Football League
 * South Devon UTC
 * South Devonshire by-election, 1874
 * South Hams (UK Parliament constituency)
 * South Milton Ley
 * South Molton (UK Parliament constituency)
 * South Molton by-election, 1891
 * South Molton Community College
 * South Molton Hundred
 * South Pool
 * South Tawton
 * South West Coast Path Association
 * South Zeal
 * Thomas Southcote (died 1600)
 * Southleigh
 * Sowton
 * Tryphena Sparks
 * Sparkwell
 * Judi Spiers
 * Spinsters' Rock
 * Spreyton
 * St Boniface Arena
 * St Cuthbert Mayne School
 * St David's Church, Exeter
 * St Dunastan's Abbey
 * St Giles in the Wood
 * St James Priory, Exeter
 * St James School, Exeter
 * St James's Church, Luffincott
 * St Luke's Campus
 * St Luke's Science and Sports College
 * St Martin's Church, Exeter
 * St Mary Arches Church
 * St Mary's Church, Appledore
 * St Mary's Church, North Huish
 * St Michael and All Angels Church, Exeter
 * St Nectan's Church, Welcombe
 * St Olave's Church, Exeter
 * St Pancras Church, Exeter
 * St Peter's Church of England Aided School
 * St Peter's Church, Satterleigh
 * St Petrock's Church, Exeter
 * St Petrock's Church, Parracombe
 * St Stephen's Church, Exeter
 * St Thomas Rural District
 * St. Mary's Bay, Devon
 * Stalldown Barrow
 * Stanborough
 * Stanborough Hundred
 * Walter de Stapledon
 * Starcross
 * Start Bay
 * Start Point, Devon
 * Stephen Payn
 * Stibb Cross
 * Sticklepath
 * Stockland Castle
 * Stockland, Devon
 * Stockley, Devon
 * Stoke Damerel Community College
 * Stoke Fleming
 * Stoke Gabriel
 * Stoke Hill
 * Stoke Military Hospital
 * Stoke Rivers
 * Stoke, Plymouth
 * Stokelake
 * Stokenham
 * Stonehouse Creek
 * Stoodleigh
 * Stowford
 * Stowford House
 * Street, Devon
 * Strete Gate
 * Gary Stronach
 * John Stubbes
 * Stucley baronets
 * George Stucley
 * William Stumbels
 * Sutcombe
 * Swanpool, Devon
 * Michael Swanton
 * Swimbridge
 * Taddiport
 * Talaton
 * Tamar Group
 * Tamerton Foliot railway station
 * Tapeley
 * Tavistock College
 * Tavistock Hundred
 * Tavistock Times Gazette
 * Tedburn St Mary
 * Teign Valley Group
 * Teignbridge
 * Teignbridge District Council election, 2015
 * Teignbridge Hundred
 * Teignmouth Abbey
 * Teignmouth Lido
 * Templeton, Devon
 * The American Prisoner (film)
 * The Black Torment
 * The Brickfields
 * The Church House
 * The Herald (Plymouth)
 * The Maer Ground
 * The Milky Way (amusement park)
 * The Mounts
 * The Old Bakery, Manor Mill & Forge
 * The Orange Way
 * The Plough Arts Centre, Torrington
 * The Room in the Elephant
 * The Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea (film)
 * The Small School
 * The Three Crowns Hotel
 * The Torrs
 * The Witch Hunter (novel)
 * Thomas (Archdeacon of Barnstaple)
 * Thomas Brerwood
 * Thomas Chippenham
 * Thomas de Bodham
 * Henry de Bolleghe
 * Thomas de Boues
 * Thomas de Charlton
 * George Barnes (priest)
 * Thomas de Hertford
 * Thomas de Lechlade
 * Thomas Hobbes (priest)
 * Thomas Johns
 * Thomas Kent (priest)
 * Thomas Lynford
 * Thomas Manning (priest)
 * Thomas Pincerna
 * Thomas Walkyngton
 * Thornbury, Devon
 * Three Towns
 * Throwleigh
 * Thurlestone
 * Tin bounds
 * Tin coinage
 * Tin Duties Act 1838
 * Tiverton Castle
 * Tiverton Gazette
 * Tiverton Hundred
 * Tiverton railway station
 * Tiverton Rural District
 * Toll tin
 * Tom Cobley Tavern
 * Tor Bridge High
 * Tor Royal
 * Torbay Council election, 2015
 * Torbay Hospital
 * Torbryan
 * Torquay (UK Parliament constituency)
 * Torquay Academy
 * Torquay by-election, 1955
 * Torridge
 * Torridge District Council election, 2015
 * Torrington by-election, 1958
 * Totnes Museum
 * Totnes Priory
 * Totnes Reform Jewish Group
 * Totnes Times
 * Totnes Trinitarian Priory
 * Stephen Townesend
 * George Treby (younger)
 * Tony Tremlett (priest)
 * Trentishoe
 * J. C. Trewin
 * Trewman's Exeter Flying Post
 * Tribute South West 1 West
 * Trimstone
 * Trinity School, Teignmouth
 * Trusham
 * Twitchen, Devon
 * Two Bridges
 * Two Castles Trail
 * Two Moors Way
 * John Tyake
 * John Typhane
 * Tytherleigh
 * Uffculme railway station
 * Uffculme School
 * Ugborough
 * Ugbrooke
 * Ulmus glabra 'Gittisham'
 * Ulmus minor 'Argenteo-Variegata'
 * University of Exeter Press
 * University of Plymouth Colleges network
 * University of Plymouth Students' Union
 * Uplowman
 * Upottery
 * Upper Plym Valley
 * Upper Tamar Lake
 * Upton Hellions
 * Upton Pyne apple
 * William Vaughan (bishop)
 * Venn Ottery
 * Ventiford Brook
 * Vice-Admiral of the West
 * Victoria Park, Millbridge, Plymouth
 * Virginstow
 * Viscount Lambert
 * Voley Castle
 * Walla Brook
 * William Walrond, 1st Baron Waleran
 * Walter de Pembroke
 * Warcombe Farm
 * Arthur Ward (priest)
 * Ware Cliffs
 * Ware, Devon
 * Warfleet Creek
 * Warren Point County Wildlife Site
 * Warren Point, Wembury
 * John Waryn
 * Wasteberry Camp
 * Watermouth
 * Watermouth Castle
 * Watersmeet House
 * We Bought a Zoo (book)
 * Week, Devon
 * Weekender
 * Weir Quay
 * Welcombe
 * John Wele
 * Wembury Marine Centre
 * West Alvington
 * West Buckland, Devon
 * West Budleigh Hundred
 * West Dart River
 * West Devon
 * West Devon (UK Parliament constituency)
 * West Devon Borough Council election, 1999
 * West Devon Borough Council election, 2015
 * West Devon Way
 * West Down
 * West Down, Devon
 * West Hill, Devon
 * West Hoe
 * West Lyn River
 * West Lynn, Devon
 * West Ogwell Church
 * West Okement River
 * West Putford
 * West Webburn River
 * Wilfrid Westall
 * Westleigh, Devon
 * Weston Mill, Plymouth
 * Weston Mouth
 * Weston, Devon
 * Westpoint Arena
 * Where There's a Will (1955 film)
 * Whimple railway station
 * Whimple Wassail
 * Whitchurch, Devon
 * White tin
 * Whitestone, Devon
 * Whitford, Devon
 * Whitley Wildlife Conservation Trust
 * Widecombe Fair (film)
 * Charles Wilkinson (priest)
 * Alan Willey (footballer, born 1941)
 * William Barton (priest)
 * William Collumpton
 * William Cotton (Archdeacon of Totnes)
 * William de Auco
 * William de Mugge
 * William de Pembroke
 * William Elyot
 * William Fawell
 * William Fulford
 * William Hole (priest)
 * William Holmes (priest)
 * William Hunden
 * William Parker (priest)
 * William Peterson (priest)
 * William Read (priest)
 * William Wagott
 * Wilmington, Devon
 * T. P. Cameron Wilson
 * Wind Hill
 * Windbury Head
 * Winkleigh
 * Thomas Wise (died 1629)
 * Thomas Wise (MP for Devon)
 * Wistlandpound Reservoir
 * Witheridge Hundred
 * Wolborough
 * Wonford
 * Wonford Hundred
 * Woodacott
 * Woodbridge, Devon
 * Woodbury Castle
 * Woodbury, Dartmouth
 * Woodlands Park Primary School Ivybridge
 * Woodleigh, Devon
 * Woodtown
 * Woody Bay, Devon
 * Woolfardisworthy, Mid Devon
 * Woollaton
 * Woolsgrove
 * Woolwell
 * Wooston Castle
 * Wrey baronets
 * Wringcliff Bay
 * Wyvern Barracks
 * XTV
 * Yarcombe
 * Yarner Wood & Trendlebere Down
 * Yarnscombe
 * Yarrowbury
 * Yelland Stone Rows
 * Yellowberries Copse
 * Yellowmead stone circle
 * Frank Ash Yeo
 * Yeoford
 * Yes Tor
 * Yondertown
 * John Young (Archdeacon of Barnstaple)
 * Ysaac (Archdeacon of Totnes)

Parishes
See Template:Devon parishes

East Devon

 * 1) Huxham
 * 2) Monkton
 * 3) Payhembury
 * 4) Sheldon
 * 5) Widworthy

Mid Devon

 * 1) Hockworthy
 * 2) Kennerleigh
 * 3) Loxbeare
 * 4) Stockleigh English
 * 5) Stockleigh Pomeroy
 * 6) Thelbridge
 * 7) Washfield
 * 8) Washford Pyne

North Devon

 * 1) Chittlehamholt
 * 2) East Worlington
 * 3) George Nympton
 * 4) Horwood, Lovacott and Newton Tracey
 * 5) Martinhoe
 * 6) Pilton West
 * 7) Rose Ash
 * 8) Satterleigh and Warkleigh
 * 9) West Anstey

West Devon

 * 1) Bridestowe and Sourton Common
 * 2) Dunterton
 * 3) Germansweek
 * 4) Inwardleigh
 * 5) Milton Abbot
 * 6) Monkokehampton
 * 7) Sampford Spiney
 * 8) Sydenham Damerel
 * 9) Thrushelton

South Hams

 * 1) North Huish
 * 2) South Huish
 * 3) South Milton

Teignbridge

 * 1) Denbury and Torbryan
 * 2) Haccombe with Combe
 * 3) Hennock

Rivers

 * See List of rivers of England for context:

Atlantic Coast of Devon

 * Rivers discharging into the Atlantic Ocean between Morte Point in North Devon and the county border.

Taw catchment


 * River Caen (R)
 * Knowl Water (R)
 * Bradiford Water (R)
 * Colam Stream (Rs)
 * Mill Leat?
 * Langham Lake (L)
 * Hawkridge Brook (R)
 * Colley Lake (L)
 * Nadrid Water
 * Little Silver Stream (L)
 * Crooked Oak (L)
 * River Yeo (Molland) (L)
 * Mully Brook (L)
 * Hollocombe Water (L)
 * Huntacott Water (R)
 * Adworthy Brook (R)
 * Sturcombe River (R)
 * River Dalch (R)
 * Ash Brook (R)
 * Gissage Lake (L)
 * Bullow Brook (L) (m)

Torridge catchment
 * River Yeo (L)
 * River Duntz (R)
 * Lydeland Water (L)
 * River Mere (L)
 * Black-a-ven Brook
 * Brim Brook
 * Waggaford Water (L)
 * Medland Brook (R)
 * Dunsland Brook (R)
 * Merryland Stream (R)
 * Pulworthy Brook
 * River Waldon (R)

Minor coastal catchments
 * Abbey River (MS)

South Coast of Devon
All rivers discharging between the Cornwall and Dorset borders.

Tamar catchment
 * Withey Brook (R)
 * Rattle Brook (L)
 * Amicombe Brook (R)
 * Black Ridge Brook
 * Cut Combe Water
 * Lowley Brook (R)
 * Doetor Brook (L)
 * River Carey (L)
 * River Claw (L)
 * River Deer (L)

Plym catchment
 * Tory Brook (L)
 * Hart Tor Brook (L)
 * Newleycombe Lake (L)
 * Narrator Brook (L)
 * Sheepstor Brook (L)
 * Lovaton Brook (L)

Yealm catchment
 * Ranny Brook (L)
 * Broadall Lake (R)
 * Ford Brook (R)
 * Redaven Lake (L)
 * Piall River (L)
 * Mill Leat
 * Cofflete Creek
 * Shortaflete Creek
 * Newton Creek (R)
 * Noss Creek

Erme & Avon catchments etc.
 * Butter Brook (L)
 * Piles Brook (L)
 * Left Lake (L)
 * Dry Lake (L)
 * Bledge Brook (R)
 * Hook Lake (L)
 * Red Lake (L)
 * Dry Lake (L)
 * Blacklane Brook (L)
 * Small Brook (L)
 * Bala Brook (R)
 * Middle Brook (R)
 * Scad Brook (R)
 * East Glaze Brook (Ls)
 * West Glaze Brook (Rs)

Kingsbridge catchment
 * Southpool Creek
 * Waterhead Creek
 * Batson Creek
 * Blanksmill Creek
 * Collapit Creek
 * Frogmore Creek

Dart catchment
 * River Harbourne (R) (or Harbourne River)
 * River Wash (R)
 * River Hems (L)
 * Gatcombe Brook (L)
 * Am Brook (L)
 * Dean Burn (R)
 * Moorshead Brook (R)
 * Addislade Water (L)
 * Holne Moor Leat (L) (Feeds Venford Reservoir and Holy Brook)
 * Holne Moor Leat (L) (Feeds Venford Reservoir)
 * Cut Hill Stream (L) (Hangman's Stream)
 * Cut Lane Stream (L)
 * Summer Brook (R)

Teign catchment
 * Reddaford Water
 * Bovey Pottery Leat
 * Ugbrooke Stream (R)
 * Forde Leat (L) (Sometimes referred to as Ford Leat)
 * Beers Brook (L)

Exe catchment
 * Staplake Brook (R)
 * Alphin Brook (R)
 * North Brook
 * Duryard Stream
 * Small Brook
 * River Culvery (R)
 * River Ted (Ls)
 * Lilly Brook (Rs)
 * River Troney
 * Holly Water
 * River Weaver (L)
 * Spratford Stream (R) (known as River Lyner in upper reaches)
 * River Kenn (L)
 * River Madford (L) (or Madford River)
 * Bolham River (R)
 * Burn River (L)
 * River Dart (Bickleigh) (R)
 * River Lowman (L)
 * Ben Brook (R)
 * Iron Mill Stream (R)
 * Brockeye River (or River Brockey) (R)
 * River Quarme

Sid catchment
 * Woolbrook (R)

Axe catchment
 * River Coly (R)
 * Umborne Brook (L)
 * Offwell Brook?
 * River Yarty (R)
 * Corrie Brook (R)*
 * River Kit (R)
 * Blackwater River (L)
 * River Synderford (L)

Settlements

 * Aller Park
 * Aulers
 * Brendon
 * Chittlehamholt
 * Coldharbour
 * Coldridge
 * Crazelowman
 * Dowland
 * Downes
 * Dunterton
 * East Worlington
 * Eworthy
 * Folly Gate
 * George Nympton
 * Germansweek
 * High Bray
 * Huxham
 * Inwardleigh
 * Kennerleigh
 * Loxbeare
 * Milton Abbot
 * Monkokehampton
 * Monkton
 * Pathfinder Village
 * Payhembury
 * Portlemouth
 * Prawle
 * Revelstoke
 * Rose Ash
 * Rushford
 * St Giles in the Heath
 * Sampford Spiney
 * Satterleigh
 * Sector
 * Sharpham
 * Sheldon
 * Stockleigh English#
 * Stockleigh Pomeroy
 * Sydenham
 * Sydenham Damerel or South Sydenham
 * Thrushelton
 * Warkleigh
 * Washfield
 * Washford Pyne
 * Whimble
 * Widworthy
 * Yawl

Women
Those marked with "(Gray )" are included in Todd Gray's Remarkable Women of Devon (2009), so have at least one reliable source.
 * Rachel, Countess of Bath, of Tawstock, see Manor of Tawstock (Gray pp.9-12)
 * Teignmouth and Shaldon fisherwomen - title? "Amazonian Sirens" in (Gray pp.13-19)
 * Lucy Reynell (d.1652) of Forde, Newton Abbot, wife of Richard Reynell (died 1633) (Gray pp.20-22)
 * Mrs Partington of Sidmouth, source of political cartoons (not Mrs Partington) (Gray pp.72-6)
 * Louisa Trefusis, Lady Rolle (d.1885) (Gray pp.77-80)
 * Sarah Brydges Willyams (d. 1863 or 5), friend of Benjamin Disraeli (Gray pp.86-9)
 * The Misses Skinner, set up "Hotel of Rest for Women in Business" (1878-) in Babbacombe (Gray pp.91-8)
 * Dame Audrey Georgiana Buller (1884–1953), daughter of Redvers Buller (Gray pp.143-4)
 * Juanita Maxwell Phillips (b. c.1880), first woman mayor in West Country, in Honiton (Gray p.144)
 * Mabel L. Ramsay (d.1954), medical doctor, suffragette in Plymouth (Gray pp.123-6) done.-PR
 * Suffragism in Devon (Gray pp.107-123)

Grade I listed buildings
See sub lists of Grade I listed buildings in Devon

Grade II* listed buildings
See sub lists of Grade II* listed buildings in Devon

Men's football

 * St Luke's College F.C. (played in the Western Football League 1966–1978)

Women's football

 * Devon Women's Football League

Leaderboard
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Devon contest overall ranking

 * 1) Worm and Stacey - 1990 points (Winner: + 500 points Trophy.png WINNER of Devon Contest.)
 * 2) Cwmhiraeth - 1805 points  (+200 (+300 compensation) points for finishing Devon contest in 2nd place
 * 3) Rodw - 930 points (+100 points for finishing Devon contest in 3rd place)
 * 4) Ritchie333 - 320 points
 * 5) Hchc2009 - 150 points (+400 two GAs pending)
 * 6) Strumvogel_66 - 80 points
 * 7) Penny Richards - 20 points
 * 8) Deb - 10 points
 * 9) Gasheadsteve - 10 points

Day 7

 * 1) Rodw - 725 points (Winner: + £10)
 * 2) Cwmhiraeth - 590 points
 * 3) Worm and Stacey - 300 points
 * 4) Penny Richards - 15 points
 * 5) Deb - 10 points

Day 8

 * 1) Cwmhiraeth - 430 points (Winner: + £10)
 * 2) Ritchie333 - 320 points
 * 3) Rodw - 75 points
 * 4) Gasheadsteve - 10 points
 * 5) Penny Richards - 10 points

Day 9

 * 1) Worm and Stacey - 1190 points (Winner: + £10)
 * 2) Cwmhiraeth - 285 points
 * 3) Sturmvogel_66 - 280 points
 * 4) Hchc2009 - 150 points (+400 two GAs pending)
 * 5) Ritchie333 - 65 points
 * 6) Rodw - 30 points
 * 7) Penny Richards - 10 points

Overall scoreboard
After nine days:
 * 1) Worm and Stacey - 4530 points
 * 2) Cwmhiraeth - 3780 points
 * 3) Sturmvogel_66 - 2550 points
 * 4) Ritchie333 - 1975 points
 * 5) Rodw - 975 points
 * 6) Gasheadsteve - 395 points
 * 7) D Eaketts - 270 points
 * 8) Penny Richards - 180 points
 * 9) Deb - 60 points
 * 10) Hchc2009 - 175 points (+400 two GAs pending)

User:Cwmhiraeth

 * 1) North Devon Council - core article destubbed = 75 points ✅
 * 2) Brendon - destubbed + ghastly = 30 points ✅
 * 3) Compton Castle - core article destubbed = 75 points ✅
 * 4) Loughwood Meeting House - core article destubbed = 75 points ✅
 * 5) Luscombe Castle - destubbed = 25 points I conflicted with WTT on this one. ✅
 * 6) Maristow House - core article destubbed = 75 points ✅
 * 7) Torridge - core article destubbed, no refs = 80 points ✅
 * 8) West Devon - core article destubbed, no refs = 80 points ✅
 * 9) Devon Wildlife Trust - core article destubbed = 75 points ✅
 * 10) Tavy Bridge - core article destubbed = 75 points ✅
 * I don't want to sound like sour grapes, but this article cites a Commons photograph for the entire "Structure" section, including opening dates and the information given is not in that source. I have dropped in a source verifying the 1889 opening date, but I really don't think 75 points should be accepted. (FWIW, even if the points were deducted, Cwmhiraeth would still have the highest score). Ritchie333 (talk) (cont)  10:06, 16 August 2016 (UTC)
 * Well, ideally yes, the articles should have no sourcing issues, I didn't spot this commons source. I have been more lenient with this contest though, I've corrected/filled out refs on a few other contestants work. Should I really give no points for this though?♦ Dr. Blofeld  10:13, 16 August 2016 (UTC)
 * I didn't say no points, as some work was done on a core article so it is worth merit. Ritchie333 (talk)
 * I can deduct 25 points for sourcing issues, but the 50 for core I think should still stand.♦ Dr. Blofeld  10:28, 16 August 2016 (UTC)
 * I think 55 is fairer, it's a core article and there was some work. Ritchie333 (talk)

(cont) 10:33, 16 August 2016 (UTC)
 * OK, I'll deduct 20.♦ Dr. Blofeld
 * One of my other sources covers most of the structure section so I should be able to deal with the tag you have added. Amazingly, only one end of the bridge is a listed building. Cwmhiraeth (talk) 10:57, 16 August 2016 (UTC)
 * I was incorrect there, both ends are separately listed, with a time difference of three years. I think I have addressed Ritchie333's concerns. Cwmhiraeth (talk) 12:37, 16 August 2016 (UTC)
 * Yup, that looks okay now. Ritchie333 (talk) <sup style="color:#7F007F">(cont)  12:56, 16 August 2016 (UTC)


 * 1) Bradley (house) - core article destubbed = 75 points ✅
 * 2) South West Water - core article destubbed = 75 points ✅
 * 3) Exeter Science Park - core article destubbed = 75 points ✅
 * 4) Devon County Show - core article destubbed = 75 points ✅
 * 5) Coombe Cellars - core article destubbed + ghastly = 80 points ✅
 * 6) Hillsborough, Devon - destubbed = 25 points ✅
 * 7) Combeinteignhead - destubbed = 25 points ✅
 * 8) Plymouth Science Park - core article destubbed + ghastly + no refs = 80 points? I completely rewrote this but unfortunately, some editor has since been along and added another ghastly tag. ✅
 * 9) Plymouth Arts Centre - core article destubbed = 75 points The same editor interfered with this one too! or ✅

User:Gasheadsteve

 * 1) Devon Women's Football League new article – 10 points ✅

User: Hchc2009

 * 1) Dartmouth Castle expanded, put up for GA. -75 points ✅ (+200 GA) ✅
 * 2) Kingswear Castle expanded, put up for GA. -75 points ✅ (+200 GA)✅

User:Penny Richards

 * 1) Mabel L. Ramsay new article +10. ✅
 * 2) Miriam Bannister cleanup, new content, new refs, and a photo uploaded, but still stubby, so +5.✅
 * 3) Sarah Brydges Willyams new article +10.✅
 * 4) Mary Rose Columba Adams new article +10.✅

Ritchie333

 * 1) Oldway Mansion core article, cleaned up all unsourced content - 55 points ✅
 * 2) River Plym core article, destubbed, cleaned up references, removed tag - 80 points  ✅
 * 3) Countess Wear destubbed, 25 points ✅
 * 4) The Milky Way (amusement park) core article, was completely unsourced with 161 bytes of prose and an tag. There's only one answer to that, and it's some WP:TNT - 80 points  ✅
 * 5) River Meavy destubbed, 25 points ✅
 * 6) Exeter sourced and cleaned up the postwar rebuilding and some transport history, 5 points (can't really claim 50 as it's not a major cleanup) ✅ It was still a core (very core) article cleanup though, so you're entitled to the 50 for editing a core article.♦  Dr. Blofeld  09:05, 16 August 2016 (UTC)
 * 7) A30 road core article, added some information on historic turnpike between Chard and Honiton (on topic!) and a bit about highwayman, trimmed out a bunch of unsourced WP:RECENTISM (as was) about Goss Moor which I think is largely off-topic .... anyway, most of the article is now reliably sourced. 55 points. ✅
 * 8) River Yarty, new article, only 5 points I think as it's still a stub, but I was genuinely surprised to find this was a redlink from several articles ✅ now 10 points as I have just got it above 1.5K of prose
 * 9) Marsh, Devon, new article, but again I have to wave a white flag and produce a stub. I'm not declaring any points, but rather I'm putting this out as maybe an easy 25 points for somebody else. Unfortunately, the name has brought up so many false positives I am struggling to even put the easy stuff on (older maps have a church at Marsh - what was it called and when was it build?) Can somebody else help? ✅ I'll give 5 for each but we're really trying to avoid stubs with this and reduce the number of stubs we have!♦ Dr. Blofeld  18:28, 16 August 2016 (UTC)

User:Rodw

 * 1) Museum of British Surfing new article & new pic - 15 points ✅
 * 2) Pickwell, Devon new article & new pic - 15 points ✅
 * 3) Barnstaple Long Bridge core article destubbed - 75 points ✅
 * 4) Bickleigh Castle core article destubbed - 75 points ✅
 * 5) Hillersdon House core article destubbed (including removing large copyvio) - 75 points ✅
 * 6) Kelly House, Devon core article destubbed - 75 points ✅
 * 7) Bradwell, Devon new pic added - 15 points ✅
 * 8) Braunton Academy new pic added - 15 points ✅
 * 9) Trimstone new pic added - 15 points ✅
 * 10) Swanpool, Devon new pic added - 15 points ✅
 * 11) Slapton Ley destub & sort "refimprove" banner - 30 points ✅
 * 12) Fowlescombe Manor core article destubbed - 75 points ✅
 * 13) The Plough Arts Centre, Torrington core article destubbed - 75 points ✅
 * 14) Lee Abbey add coords - 5 points (can you try to flesh it out a tad?)- done.&mdash; Rod talk 13:22, 14 August 2016 (UTC)✅
 * 15) Royal Castle Hotel fix CS1 error accessdate - 5 points<./s>
 * 16) Lynmouth Flood fix CS1 error accessdate - 5 points
 * 17) Saltrock fix CS1 error |first1= missing |last1= in Authors list - 5 points
 * To give you the 5 points on each of those you'd have to do some sort of content addition or multiple reference cleanup I think! The 5 points wasn't intended for very minor fixes, more a reasonable "half" cleanup/improvement job.♦ Dr. Blofeld  12:57, 14 August 2016 (UTC)


 * 1) Dolphin Inn, Plymouth core article destubbed - 75 points✅
 * Was about to pick this one up myself - I used to drink here every Christmas day (odd family tradition)... it's not quite over the line - 1469 charcters, you shouldn't have much trouble getting it there. <b style="text-shadow:0 -1px #DDD,1px 0 #DDD,0 1px #DDD,-1px 0 #DDD; color:#000;">Worm</b>TT(<b style="color:#060;">talk</b>) 16:20, 14 August 2016 (UTC)
 * The counter Dr Blofeld recomended says 1529.&mdash; Rod talk 16:53, 14 August 2016 (UTC)
 * Fair enough. I think that counter includes the reference numbers (I get 1469 using the DYK counter), but if that's the one Dr B is recommending that's the best one to use. <b style="text-shadow:0 -1px #DDD,1px 0 #DDD,0 1px #DDD,-1px 0 #DDD; color:#000;">Worm</b>TT(<b style="color:#060;">talk</b>) 17:03, 14 August 2016 (UTC)


 * 1) Kingswear Regatta core article destubbed  (+ added references & deorphaned removing banner) - 75 points -still has some unsourced claims in it... Strike this one while I sort out whether it needs to be merged with Port of Dartmouth Royal Regatta.&mdash; Rod talk 14:51, 16 August 2016 (UTC)
 * 2) Kennaway House add refs etc to unreferenced core article but wasn't a stub so 5 points  Can you source the quote and last paragraph?♦  Dr. Blofeld  10:26, 15 August 2016 (UTC) Last para sourced - but I can't source the quote so strike this one.&mdash; Rod talk 15:30, 16 August 2016 (UTC)
 * 3) Sandridge Park core article destubbed - 75 points -2nd paragraph is unsourced. Now referenced.&mdash; Rod talk 15:59, 16 August 2016 (UTC)✅
 * 4) Salcombe Castle destubbed - 25 points✅
 * 5) Axminster Museum expanded but still under 1500 so 5 points ✅

User:Deb

 * 1) Rachel Bourchier, Countess of Bath. New article.✅

User:Worm That Turned (and User:Staceydolxx)

 * 1) Exeter Racecourse - core article destubbed - 75 points ✅
 * 2) Plymouth Hospitals NHS Trust - core article destubbed (almost ashamed of the lack of work to destub that)- 75 points ✅
 * 3) Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital - core article destubbing (again with almost no work) - 75 points ✅
 * 4) Kirkham House - core article destubbed - 75 points ✅
 * 5) Luscombe Castle core article expansion. 50+25 (well over 3k added!) ✅ Also nominated for GA (+200 if it gets there) ✅
 * 6) Escot House - core article destubbed - 75 points ✅
 * 7) Sidbury Manor - core article destubbed - 75 points ✅
 * 8) Pynes House - core article destubbed - 75 points ✅
 * 9) Sherford - core article destubbed - 75 points ✅
 * 10) Atlantic Array - core article destubbed - 75 points ✅
 * 11) Bridge Inn, Topsham - core article destubbed - 75 points ✅
 * 12) Stowford House - core article destubbed (no sources)- 80 points ✅
 * 13) Drewe Arms, Drewsteignton - core article destubbed - 75 points ✅
 * 14) Shiphay Manor - core article destubbed - 75 points ✅
 * 15) Luppitt Inn - core article destubbed and detagged - 80 points (I really want to go there!)✅
 * 16) Pennon Group - core article destubbed - 75 points✅
 * 17) BBC Radio Devon - core article destubbed (no sources) - 80 points ✅
 * 18) Derriford Hospital - core article destubbed - 75 points ✅

User:Sturmvogel_66

 * 1) HMS Devonshire (39) Core article expanded plus nasty tag removed 80 points (+200 GAN) ✅
 * Finally promoted--Sturmvogel 66 (talk) 04:04, 31 August 2016 (UTC) ✅