Photo of Stover Country Park, a country park near Bovey Tracey, Devon, south west England.

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Stover Country Park

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Stover Country Park is a country park in Devon, covering 0.46 km². The Albion Guide lists eight country parks in the county; this is one of them. The nearest railway station is Newton Abbot, about 4.8 km to the south-east. Nearby nature reserves include Chudleigh Knighton Heath and Bovey Heathfield.

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