Churches in DevonDevon, England

Two Norman towers outside and, within, the longest unbroken medieval stone vault in the world, about 96 m of carved ribs.

One of England's smallest churches, perched alone on a volcanic plug with vast views over west Dartmoor.

Teign estuary church prized for its boldly carved Elizabethan oak bench ends of saints.

Tamar-side church with some of the oldest stained glass in the country and Tudor carved bench ends.

Late-medieval wool church with a fan-vaulted Lane Aisle and a rare carved and painted rood screen.

North Devon church holding the county's only surviving medieval rood loft, saved from Elizabethan destruction.

Fine granite moor church at the heart of the Dartmoor stannary town, with a wide churchyard outlook.

The Cathedral of the Moor, its tall granite tower rising over the green in a valley ringed by Dartmoor tors.