Prehistoric Dartmoor Walks, walking the Stone Rows and Stone Circles of Dartmoor

Dartmoor Resource: Search for Sites Nearby

Prehistoric sites within 3km of SX 64800 89630

Guidance for walkers: The monuments featured in this database are archaeological treasures and need to be protected and preserved - please do not disturb any sites. Please check access and firing times before visiting sites, not all sites listed are on open access land. Firing ranges and boundaries of open access areas are marked on the OL28 OS Dartmoor Explorer map. Please stick to the country code and consider giving support to the numerous agencies that help to keep Dartmoor a fabulous natural and historic environment!

About the database listings: In all listings clicking on the photo or the site name will open a page for the site with a larger photo and further details from the database. The database now has over 6680 records covering nearly all publicly listed sites on Dartmoor including around 4800 round houses. This level of detail is of interest to archaeologists but tends to swamp listings of sites more likely to be of interest for walkers. For this reason, the listings default to around 550 core sites only. These are the stone circles, stone rows and the ring cairns listed by Turner. The default search radius is 2 km. The controls below the map can be used to start a new search by entering a 6- or 8-digit reference (without the prefix "SX"). The search radius can be specified and you can add incremental Display layers of detail on top of the core sites. If using a more detailed layer you will need to decrease the search radius to avoid getting hundreds of search results.

Core sites Default listing of core sites consisting of stone circles & rows and some of the major ring cairns.
Plus cairns adds approx. 1000 cairns and other minor sites not included in the core listings but excluding round houses.
Plus round houses adds approx. 4800 round houses.
Plus non-sites adds in the records for sites that no longer exist or are not prehistoric sites.
Plus duplicates adds records excluded as duplicates. Those maybe duplicate records in external listings (e.g. the Historic Environment Records). For example, some sites have been identified as cairns in some listings and interpreted as round houses in other listings and both records appear.

These listings have incorporated, matched up and merged all of the records from all of the major archaeological listings including: Worth, Grinsell, Turner, Butler, Bill Radcliffe, Sandy Gerrard, Megalithic Portal, the National Monument Records and the Historic Environment Records. The author would like to thank Bill, Sandy, the lovely people both at Megalithic Portal (especially Anne Tate who did an amazing job to link listings) and at ACE Archaeology for collaborative work over the years to synchronise and correct listings across the various websites which now interlink. A culmination of years of work the final merger of cairn records took 3 months of cross referencing in 2017 the result being a snapshot of the records at that time. This data has in turn been refined since by field work and research. The round house data was supplied by Sandy Gerrard. Grid references are in order of accuracy: from Google Earth satellite, if visible and found, from a Garmin GPS reading, if visited by the author and from the literature otherwise. Individual site pages will state the source of the grid reference and provide satellite imagery. If a site listing lacks a photo it has not yet been visited by the author in which case the grid reference is from the literature.

Currently the database only includes sites which can be represented by a grid reference. Reaves are not included as they require GIS shape technology which is beyond the current capability of this system. To see the sources for the records, look at the tables on the resources menu. The database listings can also be viewed on a Google map and downloaded as GPS datasets for Garmin devices.

OS Map: SX 6513 9138
HER: MDV27506
ShortName: HT:Shilley P1
Nearby sites: SX 6513 9138
Distance: 1.78km

White Hill Round House

OS Map: SX 62615 90823
HER: MDV6887
ShortName: HT:White Hil48
Nearby sites: SX 62615 90823
Distance: 2.49km

OS Map: SX 6508 9006
HER: MDV59343
ShortName: CN:ThrowE11
Notes: HER: Clearance cairn of 16 metres by 4 metres by 0.9 metres high on the eastern slope of Kennon Hill. May have originally been built as part of an agglomerated enclosure which was never completed.
Nearby sites: SX 6508 9006
Distance: 0.51km

Cosdon Hill SW Round House

OS Map: SX 62865 91205
HER: MDV56874
ShortName: HT:Cosdon Hi11
Nearby sites: SX 62865 91205
Distance: 2.49km

Cosdon Hill SW Round House

OS Map: SX 62875 91225
HER: MDV56874
ShortName: HT:Cosdon Hi12
Nearby sites: SX 62875 91225
Distance: 2.50km

Ruelake Pit Cairnfield Master

OS Map: SX 6406 8875
HER: MDV58866
ShortName: CN:RuelakePit
Notes: HER: Cairnfield of apparent Prehistoric date consisting of at least a dozen stony heaps, many c.2m diam x 0.5m-1m high. Several seem to have been dug into. The location is on the southern flank of Kennon Hill, east of the upper portion of the tin openwork known as Ruelake Pit.
Nearby sites: SX 6406 8875
Distance: 1.15km

Cosdon Hill W Round House

OS Map: SX 6306 9142
HER: MDV52466
ShortName: HT:Cosdon Hi32
Nearby sites: SX 6306 9142
Distance: 2.50km

Throwleigh Common Round House

OS Map: SX 6568 9108
HER: MDV59294
ShortName: HT:Throwleig4
Notes: HER: Possible hut circle '2' of 4.5 metres diameter spread to 6.5 metres by 0.4 metres high within the large settlement on Throwleigh Common. Not listed by Butler.
Nearby sites: SX 6568 9108
Distance: 1.70km

Cosdon Hill W Round House

OS Map: SX 63083 91458
HER: MDV52466
ShortName: HT:Cosdon Hi33
Nearby sites: SX 63083 91458
Distance: 2.51km

Throwleigh Common Round House

OS Map: SX 65715 90680
HER: MDV59284
ShortName: HT:Throwleig5
Butler map: 39.1.9
Notes: Butler: Possible remains of a small badly damaged hut circle to the east of Site '9' located on the eastern boundary of a sub-divided rectangular enclosure within 'Throwleigh Common Settlement'
Nearby sites: SX 65715 90680
Distance: 1.39km

Wild Tor N.E.1 Cairn

OS Map: SX 62912 88080
HER: MDV4370
ShortName: CN:Wild Tor 1
Butler map: 41.6
Grinsell: THR 1
Notes: This is probably the cist and cairn excavated by Baring-Gould c1900. No trace of a cist today. Spooner observed a cairn in this vicinity in 1960. This maybe the cist excavated in 1900 or could be a different feature. Grinsell recorded these with two separate records.

DEC Report (1902): About a mile beyond Watern Tor, in a direct line with Hound Tor, there is a ruined cairn with a short reave running up to it. The cairn contained the remains of a very fine kistvaen, the longitudinal lie of which was north-west to south-east. One side and one end stone remain. The kist contained a circular pit dug into the "calm" to the depth of 18 inches, and in this a little wood charcoal was found. When complete this kistvaen must have been an exceedingly fine one, for the side stone is 7 feet long and the end stone 4 feet 4 inches. Two large flat stones close to the cairn were probably used as coverers.

See also Wild Tor N.E.2 (THR 1, 2. SiteID=2505)
Nearby sites: SX 62912 88080
Distance: 2.44km

Cosdon Hill W Round House

OS Map: SX 63063 91479
HER: MDV52466
ShortName: HT:Cosdon Hi34
Nearby sites: SX 63063 91479
Distance: 2.54km

Throwleigh Common Round House

OS Map: SX 65696 90897
HER: MDV27495
ShortName: HT:Throwleig6
Butler map: 39.1.3
Notes: The HER record is for the reaves. maybe a seprate HER for the round house.
Nearby sites: SX 65696 90897
Distance: 1.55km

Scorhill S.1 Platform Cairn Circle

OS Map: SX 65534 87272
HER: MDV130493
Megalithic Portal: 25238
ShortName: CN Scorhill S1
Butler map: 38.8.1
Butler Vol 5: p.249 & Fig.175
Turner: E25
Notes: "A platform circle; ring of kerb stones 4.5m internal diam, enclosing flat-topped cairn 0.45m high. Indication of a stone ring/ring cairn beneath cairn (turner)." Entry added by PDW to correct/replace Butler 38.4.1. This is cairn 1 in Fig. 175 (p.249 Vol 5). Formerly listed as PC:Scor Leat
Nearby sites: SX 65534 87272
Distance: 2.47km

Cosdon Hill W Round House

OS Map: SX 63062 91436
HER: MDV52466
ShortName: HT:Cosdon Hi35
Nearby sites: SX 63062 91436
Distance: 2.51km

Throwleigh Common Round House

OS Map: SX 65699 90859
HER: MDV7017
ShortName: HT:Throwleig7
Butler map: 39.1.2
Notes: Butler: Hut Circle '2' of 7.4 metres diameter in the northern corner of a triangular field with a small garden attached cutting off the corner within the large settlement on Throwleigh Common.
Nearby sites: SX 65699 90859
Distance: 1.52km

Taw Marsh S.3 Clearance Cairn

OS Map: SX 62183 90381
HER: MDV51214
ShortName: CN TawMarsh S3
Notes: "an irregular, much disturbed cairn situated on gently sloping stony ground at nw foot of metheral hill and measuring 4.1m ne to sw by 2.5m with maximum height of 0.6m.3 large learning slabs lie on sw side with visible smaller boulders forming the matrix. Probably designed to mark parish boundaries of dartmoor forest and south tawton, running from ngr sx62539001 on metheral hill to ngr sx61769094 on the river taw." Formely listed here as Taw Marsh S.4 renamed to S.3 after removign duplicate entries.
Nearby sites: SX 62183 90381
Distance: 2.72km

Cosdon Hill W Round House

Throwleigh Common Round House

OS Map: SX 6545 9050
HER: MDV59300
ShortName: HT:Throwleig11
Butler map: 39.
Notes: HER: Hut circle of 5.5 metres diameter with walls 0.8 metres wide by 0.6 metres high recorded in 1997 but not referred to by Butler and not mentioned in 2007 survey. Unconfirmed site; requires verification.
Nearby sites: SX 6545 9050
Distance: 1.09km

OS Map: SX 62100 90470
ShortName: CN:TawMarsh S7
Notes: UPDATE 31/12/2022. This was formerly listed on the HER as MDV52832 and duplicated with MDV52833 - both HER records have been removed. All details originate from the now deleted HER record. NB. Taw Marsh S.8 was deleted as a duplicate, but rather than renumber this entry it will be left as "9" as renaming can cause confusion.
UPDATE 04/11/2024; It is a duplicate of Taw Marsh S.1 (MDV13059), formerly listed here as Taw Marsh S.9
Nearby sites: SX 62100 90470
Distance: 2.83km

Throwleigh Common Round House

OS Map: SX 65858 90680
HER: MDV7013
ShortName: HT:Throwleig20
Butler map: 39.1.10
Nearby sites: SX 65858 90680
Distance: 1.49km

Walla Brook S Round House

OS Map: SX 6392 8712
HER: MDV61444
ShortName: HT:Walla Bro4
Nearby sites: SX 6392 8712
Distance: 2.66km

Wallabrook Bridge 7 Cairn

Throwleigh Common Round House

OS Map: SX 6557 9102
HER: MDV59295
ShortName: HT:Throwleig30
Butler map: 39.1.14
Nearby sites: SX 6557 9102
Distance: 1.59km

Cosdon Hill East 1 Cairn

OS Map: SX 6488 9181
HER: MDV59590
ShortName: CN:CosdonE 1
Nearby sites: SX 6488 9181
Distance: 2.18km

Cosdon Hill East 2 Cairn

OS Map: SX 6489 9183
HER: MDV59591
ShortName: CN:CosdonE 2
Nearby sites: SX 6489 9183
Distance: 2.20km

Cosdon Hill East 3 Cairn

OS Map: SX 6490 9184
HER: MDV59592
ShortName: CN:CosdonE 3
Nearby sites: SX 6490 9184
Distance: 2.21km

Cosdon Hill East 4 Cairn

OS Map: SX 6491 9186
HER: MDV59593
ShortName: CN:CosdonE 4
Nearby sites: SX 6491 9186
Distance: 2.23km

Cosdon Hill East 5 Cairn

OS Map: SX 6491 9184
HER: MDV59594
ShortName: CN:CosdonE 5
Nearby sites: SX 6491 9184
Distance: 2.21km

Cosdon Hill East 6 Cairn

OS Map: SX 6491 9181
HER: MDV59595
ShortName: CN:CosdonE 6
Nearby sites: SX 6491 9181
Distance: 2.18km

Cosdon Hill East 7 Cairn

OS Map: SX 6491 9182
HER: MDV59596
ShortName: CN:CosdonE 7
Nearby sites: SX 6491 9182
Distance: 2.19km

Cosdon Hill East 8 Cairn

OS Map: SX 6493 9179
HER: MDV59597
ShortName: CN:CosdonE 8
Nearby sites: SX 6493 9179
Distance: 2.16km

Cosdon Hill East 9 Cairn

OS Map: SX 6493 9183
HER: MDV59598
ShortName: CN:CosdonE 9
Nearby sites: SX 6493 9183
Distance: 2.20km

Taw Marsh S.2 (duplicate) Clearance Cairn

OS Map: SX 62160 90430
HER: MDV60315
ShortName: CN:TawMarsh S8
Notes: Duplicate of HER entry MDV13061. Fomerly listed here as Taw Marsh S.3, changed to Taw Marsh S.2 (duplicate) and now marked as a duplicate.
Nearby sites: SX 62160 90430
Distance: 2.76km

OS Map: SX 64167 89047
HER: MDV4387
ShortName: HT:Kennon Hi2
Nearby sites: SX 64167 89047
Distance: 0.86km

Steeperton Tor NE Round House

OS Map: SX 6218 8895
HER: MDV60294
ShortName: HT:Steeperto10
Nearby sites: SX 6218 8895
Distance: 2.71km

OS Map: SX 65512 88381
HER: MDV6136
ShortName: HT:Buttern H2
Nearby sites: SX 65512 88381
Distance: 1.44km

Kennon Hill Round House

OS Map: SX 64188 89087
HER: MDV4387
ShortName: HT:Kennon Hi9
Nearby sites: SX 64188 89087
Distance: 0.82km

Steeperton Tor NE Round House

OS Map: SX 6222 8897
HER: MDV60295
ShortName: HT:Steeperto17
Nearby sites: SX 6222 8897
Distance: 2.66km

Metheral Hill 1 Cairn

OS Map: SX 62562 90119
HER: MDV60321
ShortName: CN Metheral 1
Notes: The eastern of two round cairns on the north slope of Metheral Hill. This heather and grass-covered cairn measures 8.0 meters in diameter, height 0.9 meters and has not been robbed. There are a couple of stones protruding. This cairn lies 185.5 degrees from the eastern of the nearby boundary stones and 193.5 degrees from the western one. The second cairn is 280 degrees and 40.5 meters from this one.

Located by the author on 11/10/2024. This pair of cairns are both around 30m to the east of the grid reference on the HER but separated by the same distance.
Nearby sites: SX 62562 90119
Distance: 2.29km

Buttern Hill Round House

OS Map: SX 6516 8846
HER: MDV29136
ShortName: HT:Buttern H3
Nearby sites: SX 6516 8846
Distance: 1.22km

Kennon Hill Round House

OS Map: SX 64223 89033
HER: MDV4387
ShortName: HT:Kennon Hi10
Nearby sites: SX 64223 89033
Distance: 0.83km

Steeperton Tor NE Round House

OS Map: SX 6210 8914
HER: MDV4388
ShortName: HT:Steeperto18
Nearby sites: SX 6210 8914
Distance: 2.74km

Metheral Hill 2 Cairn

OS Map: SX 62522 90123
HER: MDV60322
ShortName: CN Metheral 2
Notes: "The western of two round cairns on the northern slope of Metheral Hill. This heather and grass covered mound measures 5.0 meters in diameter, height 0.65 meters. An edge set stone on the southern edge of the mound may indicate a kerb. This cairn is located 171 degrees from east boundary stone and 173 degrees from the western boundary stone."

Located by the author on 11/10/2024. This pair of cairns are both around 30m to the east of the grid reference on the HER but separated by the same distance.
Nearby sites: SX 62522 90123
Distance: 2.33km

Buttern Hill Round House

OS Map: SX 65558 88643
HER: MDV6138
ShortName: HT:Buttern H4
Notes: HER: One of a group of thirteen identifiable hut circles making up an un-nucleated settlement with field system on Buttern Hill.
Nearby sites: SX 65558 88643
Distance: 1.24km

Kennon Hill Round House

OS Map: SX 64207 89040
HER: MDV4387
ShortName: HT:Kennon Hi11
Nearby sites: SX 64207 89040
Distance: 0.84km

Rival Tor N Round House

OS Map: SX 6454 8838
HER: MDV64126
ShortName: HT:Rival Tor1
Nearby sites: SX 6454 8838
Distance: 1.28km

Steeperton Tor NE Round House

OS Map: SX 6222 8891
HER: MDV60292
ShortName: HT:Steeperto19
Nearby sites: SX 6222 8891
Distance: 2.68km

Buttern Hill Round House

OS Map: SX 653 886
HER: MDV29132
ShortName: HT:Buttern H5
Nearby sites: SX 653 886
Distance: 1.14km

Kennon Hill Round House

OS Map: SX 64211 89066
HER: MDV4387
ShortName: HT:Kennon Hi12
Nearby sites: SX 64211 89066
Distance: 0.82km

Rival Tor N Round House

OS Map: SX 6451 8837
HER: MDV64125
ShortName: HT:Rival Tor2
Nearby sites: SX 6451 8837
Distance: 1.29km

Steeperton Tor NE Round House

OS Map: SX 6211 8906
HER: MDV4388
ShortName: HT:Steeperto20
Nearby sites: SX 6211 8906
Distance: 2.75km

Buttern Hill E Round House

OS Map: SX 65857 88888
HER: MDV6133
ShortName: HT Buttern H6
Notes: HER: An un-nucleated settlement comprising thirteen identifiable hut circles, with an associated coaxial field system, extending for 200 metres along the eastern side of Buttern Hill. The northernmost group of four huts is on enclosed moorland, the remainder are scattered over open moorland. Seven huts are of double slab wall construction, four are single walled, and two remain as level platforms with fragmentary walling. Internal diameters are between 8.5 metres and 10.5 metres and heights from 0.4 metres to 1.0 metre. Contemporary field walling up to 0.5 metres high encloses approximately twenty-five hectares of hill-slope, it has been severely denuded by modern stone clearance.
Nearby sites: SX 65857 88888
Distance: 1.29km

Kennon Hill Round House

OS Map: SX 64215 89066
HER: MDV4387
ShortName: HT:Kennon Hi13
Nearby sites: SX 64215 89066
Distance: 0.81km

Rival Tor N Round House

OS Map: SX 6448 8840
HER: MDV64124
ShortName: HT:Rival Tor3
Nearby sites: SX 6448 8840
Distance: 1.27km

Steeperton Tor NE Round House

OS Map: SX 6211 8903
HER: MDV4388
ShortName: HT:Steeperto21
Nearby sites: SX 6211 8903
Distance: 2.76km

Buttern Hill E Round House

OS Map: SX 65716 88488
HER: MDV6134
ShortName: HT:Buttern H7
Nearby sites: SX 65716 88488
Distance: 1.46km

Kennon Hill Round House

OS Map: SX 64182 89070
HER: MDV4387
ShortName: HT:Kennon Hi14
Nearby sites: SX 64182 89070
Distance: 0.83km

Rival Tor N Round House

OS Map: SX 6439 8841
HER: MDV64123
ShortName: HT:Rival Tor4
Nearby sites: SX 6439 8841
Distance: 1.29km

Steeperton Tor NE Round House

OS Map: SX 6213 8907
HER: MDV4388
ShortName: HT:Steeperto22
Nearby sites: SX 6213 8907
Distance: 2.73km

Buttern Hill N Round House

OS Map: SX 65450 88863
HER: MDV6139
ShortName: HT Buttern H8
Notes: HER: One of a group of 13 huts with field system on Buttern Hill. Ruinous, entrance on south side. Walls made of small granite boulders. Traces of field banks.
Nearby sites: SX 65450 88863
Distance: 1.01km

Kennon Hill Round House

OS Map: SX 64179 88982
HER: MDV4387
ShortName: HT:Kennon Hi15
Nearby sites: SX 64179 88982
Distance: 0.90km

Rival Tor NE Round House

OS Map: SX 6459 8826
HER: MDV64128
ShortName: HT:Rival Tor5
Nearby sites: SX 6459 8826
Distance: 1.39km

Steeperton Tor NE Round House

OS Map: SX 6213 8903
HER: MDV4388
ShortName: HT:Steeperto23
Nearby sites: SX 6213 8903
Distance: 2.74km

Buttern Hill N Round House

OS Map: SX 65332 88877
ShortName: HT:Buttern H9
Nearby sites: SX 65332 88877
Distance: 0.92km

Kennon Hill Round House

OS Map: SX 64215 89029
HER: MDV4387
ShortName: HT:Kennon Hi16
Nearby sites: SX 64215 89029
Distance: 0.84km

Rival Tor NE Round House

OS Map: SX 6457 8827
HER: MDV64127
ShortName: HT:Rival Tor6
Nearby sites: SX 6457 8827
Distance: 1.38km

Steeperton Tor NE Round House

OS Map: SX 6210 8908
HER: MDV4388
ShortName: HT:Steeperto24
Nearby sites: SX 6210 8908
Distance: 2.76km

Buttern Hill S Round House

OS Map: SX 65215 88237
HER: MDV30222
ShortName: HT:Buttern H10
Nearby sites: SX 65215 88237
Distance: 1.45km

Kennon Hill Round House

OS Map: SX 64232 89036
HER: MDV4387
ShortName: HT:Kennon Hi17
Nearby sites: SX 64232 89036
Distance: 0.82km

Rival Tor SE Round House

OS Map: SX 6456 8804
HER: MDV64134
ShortName: HT:Rival Tor7
Nearby sites: SX 6456 8804
Distance: 1.61km

OS Map: SX 64882 88469
HER: MDV4392
Megalithic Portal: 725
PMD: Buttern Hill W
ShortName: SC:Buttern 2
Notes: R.N. Worth Throwleigh (i.e.Buttern) circle is also noteworthy for having a companion, a short distance on the slope to the westward. The existence of this circle has not been put on record until now, and indeed it might well escape observation, seeing that there are only four certain stones still standing, with possibly a fifth, and that the remainder have disappeared. This circle was clearly not less than 60 feet in diameter. There is a very large block of irregular outline within its limits, which at one time may have stood fully six feet high. Menhirs occur in circles in Cornwall.
Nearby sites: SX 64882 88469
Distance: 1.16km

Scorhill S.3 Reported Cairn

OS Map: SX 65494 87221
ShortName: CN Scorhill S3
Butler map: 38.8.3
Butler Vol 5: p.172 & Fig.112
Notes: Entry added by PDW. This is cairn 3 in Fig. 175 (p.249 Vol 5).
Nearby sites: SX 65494 87221
Distance: 2.51km

Scorhill S.2 Cairn

OS Map: SX 65485 87212
HER: MDV6196
PMD: Scorhill S.
ShortName: CN Scorhill S2
Butler map: 38.8.2
Butler Vol 5: p.172 & Fig.112
Grinsell: GID 2a
Notes: Entry added by PDW to correct/replace Butler 38.4.2. This is cairn 2 in Fig. 175 (p.249 Vol 5), it is the cairn that heads the claimed stone row on Fig 112.
Formerly CN:Scorhill 8
Nearby sites: SX 65485 87212
Distance: 2.51km

Scorhill N.1 Cairn

OS Map: SX 65740 87734
HER: MDV6201
ShortName: CN Scorhill N1
Butler map: 38.10.1
Butler Vol 5: p.186 & Fig.129
Grinsell: GID 4
Notes: Entry added by PDW to correct/replace Butler 38.10.1 One of a pair of cairns on the eastern edge of Gidleigh Common. Scheduled. Round cairn with two kerbs, 7.5 metres and 9.5 metres in diameter. Central disturbance. See also Butler Vol 5 p. 249 fig. 175
Nearby sites: SX 65740 87734
Distance: 2.12km

OS Map: SX 64728 92307
HER: MDV6884
ShortName: HT:Nine Ston3
Nearby sites: SX 64728 92307
Distance: 2.68km

White Hill Round House

OS Map: SX 62687 90638
HER: MDV6887
ShortName: HT:White Hil20
Nearby sites: SX 62687 90638
Distance: 2.34km

White Hill Round House

OS Map: SX 62655 90598
HER: MDV6887
ShortName: HT:White Hil38
Nearby sites: SX 62655 90598
Distance: 2.35km

Scorhill S.4 Reported Cairn

OS Map: SX 65520 87196
ShortName: CN Scorhill S4
Butler map: 38.4.1
Butler Vol 5: p.249 & Fig.175
Notes: Butler entry, coords given are for 38.8.1. Previously listed here as Scorhill S.1 (duplicate) CNxScorhill 7. In volume Two on p.243 are listed entries 4.1 and 4.2 as S.1 and S.2 which appears to duplicate other entries. The diagram in Fig. 175 in Volume 5 has 5 Scorhill South cairns. This entry and 4.2 have been resinstated as non-duplicates and arbitrarily assigned to S4 and S5.
Nearby sites: SX 65520 87196
Distance: 2.54km

Gidleigh Common Round House

OS Map: SX 6507 8752
HER: MDV59584
ShortName: HT:Gidleigh 2
Nearby sites: SX 6507 8752
Distance: 2.13km

White Hill Round House

OS Map: SX 63007 90420
HER: MDV6893
ShortName: HT:White Hil39
Nearby sites: SX 63007 90420
Distance: 1.96km

Blackaton Brook Reported Stone Row

OS Map: SX 648 908
ShortName: SR:Blackaton
Notes: Breton p.53 To the N. of it [Breton is referring to the Cosdon Triple row] are clitters of rocks, a short distance to the S, a swamp in which a feeder of the Blackaton Brook rises. On its E. slopes are the remains of a stone row.

The feeder referred to is the Cheriton Comb which passes a boggy area. This would place the row at approximately SX 648 908. There is no known stone row at this point and this author is unaware of other accounts. This section of the Blackaton Brook has been greatly disturbed by stream workings.
Nearby sites: SX 648 908
Distance: 1.17km

Buttern Hill Stone Circle

OS Map: SX 64949 88481
HER: MDV4371
Megalithic Portal: 724
PMD: Buttern Hill Stone Circle
ShortName: SC Buttern 1
DPD page: 147
Turner: G7
Notes: NNE of Scorhill about 2Km. "The remains of a Bronze Age stone circle situated on level ground overlooking the valley of the North Teign River and Whitemoor Marsh. The stone circle measures 24.8 metres in diameter and is denoted by five upright granite slabs standing up to 0.76 metres high. A further 12 recumbent stones lie where they have fallen." Also known as the Throwleigh circle. According to R.N. Worth, although not confirmed since, there was "a small cairn between five and six yards in from the southern edge" and also there is a companion circle a short distance on the slope westward, 60 feet in diameter consisting of four stones with a possible large central pillar, see. The Stone Rows of Dartmoor - Part 3. Breton p.58. - Throwleigh Circle.
Nearby sites: SX 64949 88481
Distance: 1.16km

Buttern Hill Enclosed Settlement

OS Map: SX 65501 89146
HER: MDV6140
Megalithic Portal: 25242
ShortName: ES:ButternHill
Nearby sites: SX 65501 89146
Distance: 0.85km

Cosdon Stone Row

Prehistoric Dartmoor Walks: Dartmoor Site: Cosdon Hill Triple Stone Row
OS Map: SX 64317 91600
HER: MDV6886
Megalithic Portal: 1858
The Stone Rows of GB: Cosdon
PMD: Cosdon Stone Row
ShortName: SR Cosdon
Butler map: 40.6
DPD page: 152
Notes: "A triple stone row lies near the summit of Cosdon Hill and is 447 feet in length measured from the centre of the circled cairn which stands at the west end. At 225 feet from the west end there is a slight change in direction and the rows turn somewhat northward. This change of direction may be said to divide the row into western and an eastern section. Overall width, western part is 8 feet 10 inches, eastern part 10 feet 8 inches. The cairn is 26 feet in diameter and contains the remains of two cists; the retaining circle is very irregular. There is no formal feature to mark the termination of the rows at their eastern end"
Nearby sites: SX 64317 91600
Distance: 2.03km

Cosdon (stone row) Platform Cairn Circle and Cist

Prehistoric Dartmoor Walks: Dartmoor Site: Cosdon Hill Triple Stone Row
OS Map: SX 64331 91597
HER: MDV48906
Megalithic Portal: 813
PMD: Cosdon Stone Row
Alternate name: Cosdon Hill Stone Row Platform Cairn Circle and Cist
ShortName: CT Cosdon Row
Butler map: 40.6
Butler Vol 5: p.234 & Fig.165
DPD page: 152
Grinsell: ST 5
Turner: E15
Notes: "The cairn associated with the Cosdon Hill triple stone row is 26 feet in diameter and contains the remains of two cists; the retaining circle is very irregular. Of the two cists, one is intact, the other has been robbed of the cover-stone and two side-stones." Lethbridge diagram p.152, cists pictured. Butler Cosdon Hill Stone Row - Vol. 2. Map 40.6 (diagram p.205).
Nearby sites: SX 64331 91597
Distance: 2.02km

Cosdon Beacon Platform Cairn Circle

Prehistoric Dartmoor Walks: Dartmoor Site: Cosdon Hill Triple Stone Row
OS Map: SX 63717 91719
HER: MDV6924
Megalithic Portal: 10325
Alternate name: Cosdon Beacon 5 Platform Cairn Circle
ShortName: PC Cosdon 5
Butler map: 40.7.5
DPD page: 153
Grinsell: ST 1
Turner: E1
Notes: Cairn 13.5m diameter with signs of retaining circle. Crowned by modern stone heap. HER MDV6894. See also: NMR 444167. Lethbridge diagram p.152, photo bottom right p.153. Turner E1 (diagram p.59). Butler Cosdon Beacon 5 Vol. 2. Map 40.7.5. (diagram of Cosdon Summit cairns on p.207).
Nearby sites: SX 63717 91719
Distance: 2.35km

Cosdon Beacon Cairn

Prehistoric Dartmoor Walks: Dartmoor Site: Cosdon Hill Triple Stone Row
OS Map: SX 63611 91502
HER: MDV6885
Megalithic Portal: 10325
Alternate name: Cosdon Beacon 1 Cairn
ShortName: CN Cosdon 1
Butler map: 40.7.1
DPD page: 153
Grinsell: ST 3
Notes: Cairn 27m diameter, height 1.8m, crowned by modern stone heap and OS trig pillar. Large hollows in the top, from robbing, would have protected beacon fires. Butler Cosdon Beacon 1 Vol. 2. Map 40.7.1. (diagram of Cosdon Summit cairns on p.207). See also MDV6883.
Nearby sites: SX 63611 91502
Distance: 2.22km

Cosdon Beacon Cairn Circle & Cist

Prehistoric Dartmoor Walks: Dartmoor Site: Cosdon Hill Triple Stone Row
OS Map: SX 63730 91654
HER: MDV6925
Megalithic Portal: 10325
Alternate name: Cosdon Hill 4 Cairn Circle & Cist
ShortName: CN Cosdon 4
Butler map: 40.7.4
Butler Vol 5: p.183 & Fig.125
DPD page: 153
Grinsell: ST 1b
Notes: "Cairn mound measures 7m in diam and stands up to 0.6m high. A central hollow, 2m by 1.8m by 1m deep, is faced on two sides with large slabs which may represent the cist described by falcon in 1905 as being 4ft long by 2ft wide. A ring of edge set stones around this cist is visible and may represent an internal kerb, which survives largely as a buried feature.". Lethbridge diagram p.152, photo bottom left p.153. Butler Cosdon Beacon 4 Vol. 2. Map 40.7.4 (diagram of Cosdon Summit cairns on p.207). Barrow Report 4 quotes Rowe (1872) and Rowe on this feature. See also Bate (1862) and Rowe's earlier account (1830). For Falcon's cist (1905) "Two stones set on edge on the eastern periphery of the mound may represent a second cist." see entry SiteID=463.

NB. The grid reference SX 63730 91654 had been assigned by the author to this feature - possibly as read from Google or a subsequent visit. Unfortunately no explanation can be found so rolling back to previous Garmin reading taken on 12/09/21.
Nearby sites: SX 63730 91654
Distance: 2.30km

Cosdon Beacon Embanked Cairn Circle and Cist

Prehistoric Dartmoor Walks: Dartmoor Site: Cosdon Hill Triple Stone Row
OS Map: SX 63708 91593
HER: MDV6898
Megalithic Portal: 10325
PMD: Cosdon Summit S.
Alternate name: Cosdon Hill 3 Embanked Cairn Circle and Cist
ShortName: CT Cosdon 3
Butler map: 40.7.3
Butler Vol 5: p.164 & Fig.105
DPD page: 152
Grinsell: ST 2
Turner: B14
Barrow Report: 21
Notes: "Ring cairn and cist on summit ridge of Cawsand Hill. Cairn forms part of a cemetery including at least 2 round cairns, 2 ring cairns and one platform cairn. Earthwork survives as a 2m wide and 0.4m high circular rubble bank, faced with close set stones around its outer edge and surrounds an internal area measuring 18m ew by 17m ns. A mound measuring 6m in diam and 0.2m high stands in the centre of the area enclosed by the circular bank and contains a stone cist with 2 slabs surviving." Turner B14(diagram p.59). Butler Cosdon Beacon 3 Vol. 2. Map 40.7.3 (diagram Vol. 5. p.164). NMR Cairn B. Possible cist? This site is difficult to photograph, the photo shows part of one side of the ring.
Nearby sites: SX 63708 91593
Distance: 2.25km

Cosdon Beacon Cist

Prehistoric Dartmoor Walks: Dartmoor Site: Cosdon Hill Triple Stone Row
OS Map: SX 63740 91653
PMD: Cosdon Summit N.
Alternate name: Cosdon Hill 6 Cist
ShortName: CT Cosdon 6
Notes: The cist was originally noted by Falcon as being approximately 3 1/2ft to 4ft long and 2ft wide, aligned apparently NE-SW. The SW and NE sides were fairly recognizable. This cist is very near to the Cosdon Hill 4 cairn (Cosdon Beacon Cairn Circle and Cist (SiteID=419), MDV6925) and the details of this site have been incorporated and sometimes confused by numerous authors. Butler perhaps gives a fleeting mention as "Two slabs on the edge of the pit are probably the sides of a cist." although it is not clear whether this is a reference to part of Cosdon Hill 4. Neither the NMR nor the HER have separate entries for this feature but it is mentioned as part of the covreage of Cosdon Hill 4 "Two stones set on edge on the eastern periphery of the mound may represent a second cist."
Nearby sites: SX 63740 91653
Distance: 2.28km

Cosdon Beacon Reported Cairn

Prehistoric Dartmoor Walks: Dartmoor Site: Cosdon Hill Triple Stone Row
OS Map: SX 63716 91666
Alternate name: Cosdon Hill 7 Reported Cairn
ShortName: CN Cosdon 7
DPD page: 153
Notes: An arrangement a few paces north of cosdon Hill 4 and of a very similiar appearance. Might be a modern arrangement, perhaps the work of stone cutters? There is a notable cist shaped hole within this feature. Lethbridge diagram p.152, photo bottom right p.153. This feature appears not to be mentioned anywhere else.
Nearby sites: SX 63716 91666
Distance: 2.31km

Cosdon Beacon East Stone Ring Cairn Circle

Prehistoric Dartmoor Walks: Dartmoor Site: Cosdon Hill Triple Stone Row
OS Map: SX 63663 91492
HER: MDV6928
Megalithic Portal: 10325
Alternate name: Cosdon Beacon 2 Stone Ring Cairn Circle
ShortName: RC Cosdon 2
Butler map: 40.7.2
DPD page: 152
Grinsell: ST 4
Turner: A6
Notes: Located 25m to east of Cosdon Beacon. A near circular bank 1.6m wide of double slab construction and about 21m across. Turner A6 (diagram p.59). NMR Cairn A. Butler Cosdon Beacon 2 Vol. 2. Map 40.7.2. (diagram of Cosdon Summit cairns on p.207).
Nearby sites: SX 63663 91492
Distance: 2.18km

Eight Rocks (site of) Reported Stone Circle

OS Map: SX 645 925
HER: MDV7395
ShortName: SCxEight Rocks
Notes: "Site of a stone circle, since destroyed, originally thought to have been located somewhere between Cosdon Hill and Ford Farm, South Tawton. Nothing remains today; the circle was apparently robbed out in the later 19th century by men from Ramsley Copper Mine, South Zeal."
Nearby sites: SX 645 925
Distance: 2.89km

Gidleigh Reported Cairn

OS Map: SX 6554 8758
HER: MDV6188
ShortName: CC:Gidleigh
Notes: HER: Possible stone circle on Gidleigh Common, first recorded in 1925. Doubtful feature not positively identified since 1925.

(Area centred SX 65548758) Stone Circle, 6 metres in diameter. Ten stones remain, three still standing. (H H Breton undated but thought to be around 1925)
Doubtful; probably a retaining circle. (R H Worth, 1948)

Formerly listed as a reported stone circle but stone circles are not this size. The feature, if it exists, will be a cairn circle, so this entry has been changed to reported cairn.
Nearby sites: SX 6554 8758
Distance: 2.18km

Gidleigh - North Chambered Tomb

OS Map: SX 65867 88956
HER: MDV6212
Megalithic Portal: 45581
PMD: Gidleigh North Chambered Cairn
Alternate name: Buttern Hill 2 Chambered Tomb
ShortName: NT Gidleigh N
Butler map: 38.7.2
Butler Vol 5: p.157
Grinsell: A:GID 1
Notes: "A chambered cairn located on an east facing slope of Buttern Hill. The cairn mound measures 26 metres long and 9 metres wide and stands up to 1 metre high. Several set stones at the western end of the mound represent the remains of a passage leading towards a chamber."
Nearby sites: SX 65867 88956
Distance: 1.26km

Gidleigh - South Chambered Cairn

OS Map: SX 65534 88378
HER: MDV20318
Alternate name: Buttern Hill 3 Chambered Cairn
ShortName: CN Gidleigh S2
Notes: HER quoting Turner: Possible chambered cairn recorded at SX 6554 8837 on Gidleigh Common. A simple chamber cairn with evidence of a chamber (two fallen large stones at south, south-west end). Although many large boulders still remain in position, cairn has obviously been heavily robbed for later enclosure lying to the north.
Measurements: length 15.5m, width 3.5 to 5.5m, height 0.8m. This features differs from the other Gidleigh chamber tombs (North and South) as there is no evidence for a passage. It appears to be on the same axis and similar to the Corringdon ball example. Orientation south, south-west by north, north-east.
Nearby sites: SX 65534 88378
Distance: 1.45km

Gidleigh - South Chambered Tomb

OS Map: SX 6567 8855
HER: MDV6213
Megalithic Portal: 10040
PMD: Gidleigh South Chambered Cairn
Alternate name: Buttern Hill 1 Chambered Tomb
ShortName: NT Gidleigh S
Butler map: 38.7.1
Butler Vol 5: p.157
DPD page: 147
Notes: "The remains of a Neolithic chambered cairn on Buttern Hill. The cairn survives as a mound standing up to 0.6 metres high. The chamber and associated entrance passage include seven orthostats, two of which form a portaled entrance. A leat runs to the west of the cairn."
Nearby sites: SX 6567 8855
Distance: 1.39km

Kennon Hill Cairn Circle

OS Map: SX 64213 88723
HER: MDV130499
ShortName: CC:Kennon Hill
Notes: This cairn circle has a diameter of 10 metres or approx 30 feet. It has a slab in its centre which matches the 1894 report by R.N. Worth except for the size and distance/location of the Buttern Hill stone circle. The central area of the circle is raised and the circle has a ring or bank. The raised centre suggests it is not a round house.

R.N.Worth Throwleigh [Buttern] circle is also noteworthy for having a companion, a short distance on the slope to the westward. The existence of this circle has not been put on record until now, and indeed it might well escape observation, seeing that there are only four certain stones still standing, with possibly a fifth, and that the remainder have disappeared. This circle was clearly not less than 60 feet in diameter. There is a very large block of irregular outline within its limits, which at one tirne may have stood fully six feet high. Menhirs occur in circles in Cornwall.

Hemery, E., 1983, High Dartmoor, 796-797 When referring to Sandy Road, Hemery records that in crossing the south foot of Kennon between Rewelake Pit and Sandy Ford, it passes below the ruins of a possible stone circle. Spencer (Maps) has marked this as 'Kennon Circle six stones standing' and, running north-eastward from it, 'stone row one hundred yards'. The circle is decribed as 'completely unphotogenic', appears to have had a diameter of approximately sixty feet and now has only one standing stone. Not able to confirm the stone row.

Cunis, E, 2020, Possible stone circle and row, Kennon (14/12/2020) Features recorded during site visit with archaeologist from Dartmoor National Park Authority. Photographs of the features included. Possible stone circle and row recorded. In a very ruinous condition with vegetation covering the majority of the stone row. Circle SX 64201 88735, Row SX 64246 86657.
Nearby sites: SX 64213 88723
Distance: 1.08km

Kennon Hill Reported Stone Row

OS Map: SX 64246 88657
HER: MDV130499
ShortName: SR:KennonHill
Notes: Hemery, E., 1983, High Dartmoor, 796-797 When referring to Sandy Road, Hemery records that in crossing the south foot of Kennon between Rewelake Pit and Sandy Ford, it passes below the ruins of a possible stone circle. Spencer (Maps) has marked this as 'Kennon Circle six stones standing' and, running north-eastward from it, 'stone row one hundred yards'. The circle is decribed as 'completely unphotogenic', appears to have had a diameter of approximately sixty feet and now has only one standing stone. Not able to confirm the stone row.

Cunis, E, 2020, Possible stone circle and row, Kennon (14/12/2020) Features recorded during site visit with archaeologist from Dartmoor National Park Authority. Photographs of the features included. Possible stone circle and row recorded. In a very ruinous condition with vegetation covering the majority of the stone row. Circle SX 64201 88735, Row SX 64246 88657.

NB. Grid reference for row confirmed by Emma and corrected.
Nearby sites: SX 64246 88657
Distance: 1.12km

Kennon Hill Reported Cist

OS Map: SX 64375 88926
ShortName: CT KennonHill
Notes: This looks like a cist but is in fact remains from tar and feather work as identified by Robert Naylor. This photo taken in August 2014 by the author and labelled as "looks like a cist" and marked as a Garmin waypoint "cist?". Located on the southern slope of Kennon Hill in an area of very deep tussocky grass. The author was unable to get back to check it out and posted about this on 4 February 2020 on a Dartmoor Facebook group. The author is grateful to Robert Naylor for having checked it out and clarifying that it is not a cist. Listing here as not a cist will help those in future who stumble across this. For more on this thanks to Max Piper and Dartefacts, see: feather-and-tare-cist-on-kennon-hill
Nearby sites: SX 64375 88926
Distance: 0.82km

Little Hound Tor (or White Moor) Stone Circle

Prehistoric Dartmoor Walks: Dartmoor Site: Little Hound Tor Stone Circle
OS Map: SX 63285 89611
HER: MDV4374
Megalithic Portal: 528
PMD: White Moor Stone Circle
ShortName: SC White Moor
DPD page: 154
Turner: G11
Notes: The circle is in good condition today but only 13 stones remained standing when the Dartmoor Exploration Committee re-erected 5 of the stones in 1896. The site is a fairly accurate circle of circumference 20.2m. A cairn lies close to the circle, a heather covered mound about 8.5m across. The White Moor stone lies 160m to the SE of the circle and it is thought to be contemporary with the circle but probably out of position having been re-erected at some point. It is now a boundary marker. Breton p.52. See also, Legendary Dartmoor: Dartmoor's Bronze Age Landscape of Whitmoor.
Nearby sites: SX 63285 89611
Distance: 1.52km

Metheral Stone Circle

OS Map: SX 62049 90436
ShortName: SC:Metheral
Nearby sites: SX 62049 90436
Distance: 2.87km

Scorhill Stone Circle

Prehistoric Dartmoor Walks: Dartmoor Site: Scorhill Stone Circle
OS Map: SX 65458 87399
HER: MDV6122
Megalithic Portal: 540
PMD: Scorhill Stone Circle
ShortName: SC Scorhill
Butler map: 38.8
Butler Vol 5: p.249 & Fig.175
DPD page: 146
Turner: G6
Notes: One of the most impressive stone circles on Dartmoor and one of the few that has not been restored. The circle consists of 23 granite slabs up to 2.5m high with a further 11 recumbent stones. The circle is not the largest in terms of diameter but it is the most striking circle on Dartmoor with some of the largest standing stones. See also, Legendary Dartmoor: Scorhill Stone Circle and HER MDV6122
Nearby sites: SX 65458 87399
Distance: 2.33km

Scorhill Reported Stone Row

Prehistoric Dartmoor Walks: Dartmoor Site: Scorhill Stone Circle
OS Map: SX 65485 87207
HER: MDV130497
Megalithic Portal: 25238
PMD: Scorhill Stone Row
ShortName: SR Scorhill
Butler map: 38.8
Butler Vol 5: p.172 & Fig.112
DPD page: 146
Notes: N. Teign. Claimed by Butler.See also Butler Vol 5 p. 249 fig. 175. Possible stone row near long cairn south-east of the Scorhill stone circle recorded by Butler (1991), although Gerrard was not convinced during Monument Protection Programme visit in 1998 and was not included in scheduling. Site visit in 2021 recorded potential row.. Visited by author on 06/02/2025 and the feature can be seen but currently looks like stones that may have been disturbed, tumbled, from the cairn that happen to form a short linear features. Changed entry from stone row to reported stone row as I'm inclined to agree with Gerrard.
Nearby sites: SX 65485 87207
Distance: 2.52km

Scorhill Circle Standing Stone

Prehistoric Dartmoor Walks: Dartmoor Site: Scorhill Stone Circle
OS Map: SX 6546 8738
HER: MDV6122
Megalithic Portal: 540
PMD: Scorhill Stone Circle
ShortName: SS Scorhill
Butler map: 38.8
DPD page: 146
Notes: Largest stone in the Scorhill Circle. In strict terms this would not typically be classified as a "standing stone" as it is a member of the stone circle. It is the largest stone in a Dartmoor stone circle at 8 feet 2 inches tall.
Nearby sites: SX 6546 8738
Distance: 2.34km

Scorhill N Reported Stone Row

OS Map: SX 6574 8782
HER: MDV6189
Megalithic Portal: 25238
ShortName: SR:ScorhillN
Notes: HER: (1950) Stone row. SX 65628794 to SX 65748782. (09/07/1974) There is no alignment of stones in this area of moorland which can be considered other than natural. It is doubtful if the alleged stone row was ever seen by Crawford. The information most probably came from H H Breton, an unreliable correspondent of c 1925.
Nearby sites: SX 6574 8782
Distance: 1.93km

Shilstone Lane Reported Cairn

OS Map: SX 65955 90139
ShortName: CN-Shilstone
Notes: This record arose from a posting by Clive Darke on a Dartmoor Facebook forum. Clive posted a photo of this feature on the side of the road and asked whether it could perhaps be a re-used menhir in a Devon wall. Alan Endacott observed that it is on Shilstone Lane and Shilstone is a place name often associated with dolmens such as Shilstone common by Spinsters Rock near Drewsteignton. There are also other large slabs that could conceivably be remains of a destroyed site in the wall. The location of this feature is the side of the road between Shilstone Tor and Shilstone Farm. This particlaur stone is in fact a large slab that goes back into the bank and as such could perhaps have been a capstone. This combination of place name suggesting a long lost dolmen and possible remains is reminiscent of another site called Shilstone near Widecombe, see Chittleford Hill Reported Cairn. That location was registered on the HER and NMR as a "Possible site of a Neolithic barrow found in the field walls by the roadside [...] A very large orthostat, or shiner (sic), standing here which may have been a capstone. Nearby fields called 'Shelstone Lay' point to the existence of a cromlech. Also the walls of the field contain a large number of very large slabs and pillar-like stones such as might have formed a megalthic tomb". That description could almost apply to this record. The author would like to thank Clive Darke and Alan Endacott for the information behind this record. The photo was kindly supplied by Alan and copyright remains with him.

Breton p.57 At the next fork of the road there is a farm whose name is Langstone, indicates that a menhir or longstone once stood there. There is a road which turns to the left from Throwleigh Church which leads to a farm named Shilstone. Shilstone or Shelf Stone, was the name for a cromlech. One of these monuments formerly stood near by.
Nearby sites: SX 65955 90139
Distance: 1.26km

White Hill Enclosed Settlement

OS Map: SX 62656 90597
HER: MDV6887
Megalithic Portal: 36009
ShortName: ST:WhiteHill
Nearby sites: SX 62656 90597
Distance: 2.35km

White Moor Cairn

OS Map: SX 63299 89545
HER: MDV4372
Megalithic Portal: 10327
Alternate name: White Moor Stone (NW of) Cairn
ShortName: CN White Moor
Butler map: 40.5
Grinsell: ST 7
Notes: "Cairn, nw of white moor stone … turf and heather covered, in good condition … small cairn 64m nw of whitmoor stone, … (grinsell) cairn, slightly hollowed towards centre. Diameter 7.0m, height 0.6m"
Nearby sites: SX 63299 89545
Distance: 1.50km

White Moor Stone Standing Stone

Prehistoric Dartmoor Walks: Dartmoor Site: Little Hound Tor Stone Circle
OS Map: SX 63359 89491
HER: MDV4391
Megalithic Portal: 10326
PMD: White Moor Stone
ShortName: SS White Moor
Butler map: 40.5
Butler Vol 5: p.53
DPD page: 154
Notes: The White Moor stone lies 160m to the SE of the Little Hound Tor stone circle and it is thought to be contemporary with the circle but probably out of position having been re-erected at some point. It is now a boundary marker.
Nearby sites: SX 63359 89491
Distance: 1.45km