Langdean stone circle

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Langdean stone circle is one of six stone circles the Albion Guide lists in Wiltshire. The surrounding countryside is part of the North Wessex Downs National Landscape. Nearby stone circles include The Sanctuary, Avebury and Falkner's Circle. Pewsey Station is 6.8 km away to the south-east.

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