Stone alignment at Assycombe

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Stone alignment at Assycombe is one of 25 stone rows the Albion Guide charts in Devon. It sits inside Dartmoor National Park. Okehampton Station is 13.6 km away to the north-west. Stone alignment on Hurston Ridge and Fernworthy Circle are among the ancient sites within 1.6 km.

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