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Langdon Cairn

Langdon Cairn

Photo taken on 10-12-2025

Database entries

OS Map: SX 72588 83118
OS Source: Google
HER: MDV14569
Alternate name: Langdon
Short Name: CN Langdon
Exist: Yes
Record: Unique
Record Source: HER
Hut Class: No
Cairn Class: Yes
Dimensions (m): 9 x 11 x 1.75
Lidar: SX 72588 83118
Guide Map: 30
Nearest Bus Stop: Batworthy Miniature Pony Centre (2.3 km) [Route: 171]
Nearby sites: SX 72588 83118

Notes

HER: Monument consists of a roughly circular stony mound with a diameter of around 11 metres and a height of 1.75 metres. Greeves: A large circular possibly prehistoric barrow measuring approximately 11 meters by 9.0 meters, surviving to a maximum height of 1.75 meters. There is a hollow in the centre measuring, 4.0 meters maximum in diameter. An isolated granite block set in the north-east of the mound, and a granite stone lies in the hollow – this is possibly an old gatepost. Visited by author and Steve Szypko on 10/12/2025. This is quite a substantial cairn overgrown with dense vegetation. It can be clearly seen on both Lidar and Google Satellite.

This site was formerly listed as Langdon, NE of. This was changed 10/12/2025 to Langdon Cairn.

Google Satellite Map

Page last updated 18/02/24