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Draft missing articles list for The West Country Challenge

Administrative Areas

Parishes Ancient & Modern

Cornwall

All parishes listed at Civil parishes in Cornwall have articles'

Devon

See Template:Devon parishes

East Devon

Mid Devon

North Devon

West Devon

South Hams

Teignbridge

Dorset

See List of civil parishes in Dorset for context

Bournemouth

Holdenhurst Village

North Dorset

West Dorset

Gloucestershire

See List of civil parishes in Gloucestershire for context

Cotswold

Forest of Dean

South Gloucestershire

Stroud

Tewkesbury

Wiltshire

See List of civil parishes in Wiltshire for context

Holbrook Farm

Urban and Rural District Councils and Municipal and County Boroughs

Architecture

Grade I listed buildings

Grade II* listed buildings

Cornwall

See Grade II* listed buildings in Cornwall (A–G), Grade II* listed buildings in Cornwall (H–P) & Grade II* listed buildings in Cornwall (Q–Z)

Bristol

See Grade II* listed buildings in Bristol

Devon

See sub lists of Grade II* listed buildings in Devon

Dorset

See sub lists of Grade II* listed buildings in Dorset

Gloucestershire

See sub lists of Grade II* listed buildings in Gloucestershire

Somerset

See sub lists of Grade II* listed buildings in Somerset

Wiltshire

See sub lists of Grade II* listed buildings in Wiltshire

Geography

Rivers

See List of rivers of England for context:

Severn Estuary and Bristol Channel

All English rivers discharging into the Severn Estuary and the Bristol Channel from the M48 Severn Bridge south and west to Morte Point, North Devon.
- By Brook
- Henhambridge Brook
  - - Egford Brook/Nunney Brook (R)
  - Rodden Brook (R)
    - Redford Water
- Semington Brook
  - Sherston Avon (River Avon, Sherston Branch)
Blind Yeo
River Kenn
Little River
- Oldbridge River
- North Drain
- Pillrow Cut
  - Black Ditch (L)
  - Cripps River (Rs) (connects with River Brue)
  - South Drain (Ls)
  - Eighteen Foot Rhine
  - Langacre Rhyne
- Horsey Pill?
- Chinnock Water?
- Sedgemoor Old Rhine?
- Hamp Brook?
  - Cobb's Cross Stream?
- North Moor Main Drain?
  - Bearley Brook
  - Hornsey Brook (R)
  - Trent Brook (R)
  - River Wriggle (or Wriggle River)
    - Venner's Water (R)
- Wellhams Brook (R)
- Lopen Brook (L)
- Broad River
Donniford Stream (MS)
- Willet River
- Nutscale Water?
  - Chetsford Water?
- Hoaroak Water (L)
  - Farley Water
The Lee (MS)
Hanging Water (MS)
Hollow Brook (MS)
Hill Brook (R)
Sherrycombe (MS)
River Umber (MS)
Wilder Brook (MS)
- East Wilder Brook (Rs)
- West Wilder Brook (Ls)

Atlantic Coast of Devon and North Cornwall

Rivers discharging into the Atlantic Ocean between Morte Point in North Devon and Land's End.

Taw catchment

- River Caen (R)
- Knowl Water (R)
- Bradiford Water (R)
  - Colam Stream (Rs)
  - Mill Leat?
- Langham Lake (L)
- Hawkridge Brook (R)
  - Colley Lake (L)
    - Nadrid Water
  - Little Silver Stream (L)
  - Crooked Oak (L)
  - River Yeo (Molland) (L)
- Mully Brook (L)
- Hollocombe Water (L)
  - Huntacott Water (R)
  - Adworthy Brook (R)
  - Sturcombe River (R)
  - River Dalch (R)
  - Ash Brook (R)
  - Gissage Lake (L)
- Bullow Brook (L) (m)

Torridge catchment

- River Yeo (L)
  - River Duntz (R)
    - Lydeland Water (L)
- River Mere (L)
  - - Black-a-ven Brook
    - Brim Brook
  - Waggaford Water (L)
  - Medland Brook (R)
  - Dunsland Brook (R)
    - Merryland Stream (R)
  - Pulworthy Brook
- River Waldon (R)

Minor coastal catchments

Abbey River (MS)
The Tidna (MS)
River Neet (MS)
- River Strat (upper reaches)
Wanson Water (MS)
Millook Water (MS)
- River Jordan

Camel catchment

- River Amble (R)
- Pomorla River
- River Ruthern (L)

Minor coastal catchments

- Tehidy Stream (R)
Stennack River (MS)

South Coast of Cornwall and Devon

All rivers discharging into the Atlantic Ocean between Land's End, Cornwall and Lyme Regis on the Devon/Dorset border.

Note that there are no watercourses named on either the 1:25,000 or 1:50,000 scale Ordnance Survey maps of the Isles of Scilly.

Minor coastal catchments

Penberth River (MS)
Lamorna River (MS)
Newlyn River (MS)
Larigan River (MS)
Chyandour Brook (MS)
Rosemorran Stream (MS)
- Trevaylor Stream (R)
Gara River (enters Slapton Ley)

Helford catchment

- Frenchman's Creek (R)
- Gillan Creek (R)

Restronguet catchment

- Carnon River (Ls)
- River Kennal (Rs)

Fal catchment

- - Tresillian River (L)
    - Trevella Stream (R)
  - River Kenwyn (R)
- Ruan River (L) (m)

Percuil catchment

River Percuil (MS)

Fowey catchment

- Trebant Water (L) (enters via Penpoll Creek)
- River Lerryn (R)
- Cardinham Water (R)
- Warleggan River (R) (or River Bedalder)
- St Neot River (R) (or River Loveny)

Seaton catchment

- Tinker's Lake

Tamar catchment

- - Withey Brook (R)
  - Rattle Brook (L)
  - Amicombe Brook (R)
    - Black Ridge Brook
    - Cut Combe Water
- Lowley Brook (R)
  - Doetor Brook (L)
- River Carey (L)
- River Claw (L)
- River Deer (L)

Plym catchment

- Tory Brook (L)
  - Hart Tor Brook (L)
  - Newleycombe Lake (L)
  - Narrator Brook (L)
  - Sheepstor Brook (L)
  - Lovaton Brook (L)

Yealm catchment

- Ranny Brook (L)
- Broadall Lake (R)
  - Ford Brook (R)
- Redaven Lake (L)
- Piall River (L)
- Mill Leat
- Cofflete Creek
- Shortaflete Creek
- Newton Creek (R)
  - Noss Creek

Erme & Avon catchments etc.

- Butter Brook (L)
- Piles Brook (L)
- Left Lake (L)
- Dry Lake (L)
- Bledge Brook (R)
- Hook Lake (L)
- Red Lake (L)
- Dry Lake (L)
- Blacklane Brook (L)
- Small Brook (L)
- Bala Brook (R)
  - Middle Brook (R)
  - Scad Brook (R)
  - East Glaze Brook (Ls)
  - West Glaze Brook (Rs)

Kingsbridge catchment

Dart catchment

- River Harbourne (R) (or Harbourne River)
  - River Wash (R)
- River Hems (L)
  - Gatcombe Brook (L)
  - Am Brook (L)
  - Dean Burn (R)
    - Moorshead Brook (R)
      - Addislade Water (L)
  - Holne Moor Leat (L) (Feeds Venford Reservoir and Holy Brook)
  - Holne Moor Leat (L) (Feeds Venford Reservoir)
  - Cut Hill Stream (L) (Hangman's Stream)
  - Cut Lane Stream (L)
  - Summer Brook (R)

Teign catchment

- - Reddaford Water
    - Bovey Pottery Leat
- Ugbrooke Stream (R)
  - Forde Leat (L) (Sometimes referred to as Ford Leat)
  - Beers Brook (L)

Exe catchment

- Staplake Brook (R)
- Alphin Brook (R)
- North Brook
- Duryard Stream
  - Small Brook
    - River Culvery (R)
      - River Ted (Ls)
      - Lilly Brook (Rs)
    - River Troney
  - Holly Water
  - River Weaver (L)
  - Spratford Stream (R) (known as River Lyner in upper reaches)
  - River Kenn (L)
  - River Madford (L) (or Madford River)
    - Bolham River (R)
- Burn River (L)
- River Dart (Bickleigh) (R)
- River Lowman (L)
  - Ben Brook (R)
- Iron Mill Stream (R)
- Brockeye River (or River Brockey) (R)
- River Quarme

Sid catchment

- Woolbrook (R)

Axe catchment

- River Coly (R)
  - Umborne Brook (L)
  - Offwell Brook?
- River Yarty (R)
  - Corrie Brook (R)*
- River Kit (R)
- Blackwater River (L)
- River Synderford (L)

Hills

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Settlements

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Devon

Dorset

Gloucestershire

Somerset

Wiltshire

Sports

Golf

Football

Rugby

Economy and industry

Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service

Tourism

Cornwall

Tourism in Cornwall
Gardens in Cornwall
Cornish Route of Industrial Heritage (CRIH) - a regional tour from the European Route of Industrial Heritage (ERIH). See The Cornish Route of Industrial Heritage
Kit Hill Country Park, currently a redirect to Kit Hill, on the CRIH
King Edward Mine, on the CRIH
Poldark Mine, on the CRIH
Carnglaze Caverns, on the CRIH
Geevor Tin Mine, on the CRIH and anchor point of the ERIH
Levant Mine and Beam Engine, on the CRIH
East Pool mine, on the CRIH
Heartlands Cornwall, on the CRIH and anchor point of the ERIH
Cornish Studies Library, on the CRIH
Wheal Martyn, currently a redirect to Treverbyn, on the CRIH and anchor point of the ERIH
Morwellham Quay, on the CRIH
Tavistock Museum, on the CRIH

Women

Devon

Those marked with "(Gray )" are included in Todd Gray's Remarkable Women of Devon (2009) [1], so have at least one reliable source.

Rachel, Countess of Bath, of Tawstock, see Manor of Tawstock (Gray pp.9-12)
Teignmouth and Shaldon fisherwomen - title? "Amazonian Sirens" in (Gray pp.13-19)
Lucy Reynell (d.1652) of Forde, Newton Abbot, wife of Richard Reynell (died 1633) (Gray pp.20-22)
Mrs Partington of Sidmouth, source of political cartoons (not Mrs Partington) (Gray pp.72-6)
Louisa Trefusis, Lady Rolle (d.1885) (Gray pp.77-80)
Sarah Brydges Willyams (d. 1863 or 5), friend of Benjamin Disraeli (Gray pp.86-9)
The Misses Skinner, set up "Hotel of Rest for Women in Business" (1878-) in Babbacombe (Gray pp.91-8)
Dame Audrey Georgina Buller (1884–1953), daughter of Redvers Buller (Gray pp.143-4)
Juanita Maxwell Phillips (b. c.1880), first woman mayor in West Country, in Honiton (Gray p.144)
Mabel Lieda Ramsay (d.1954), medical doctor, suffragette in Plymouth (Gray pp.123-6)

Suffragism in Devon (Gray pp.107-123)

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Administrative Areas

Parishes Ancient & Modern

Cornwall

Devon

East Devon

Mid Devon

North Devon

West Devon

South Hams

Teignbridge

Dorset

Bournemouth

North Dorset

West Dorset

Gloucestershire

Cotswold

Forest of Dean

South Gloucestershire

Stroud

Tewkesbury

Wiltshire

Urban and Rural District Councils and Municipal and County Boroughs

Dorset

Gloucestershire

Wiltshire

Architecture

Grade I listed buildings

Cornwall

Bristol

Devon

Dorset

Gloucestershire

Somerset

Wiltshire

Grade II* listed buildings

Cornwall

Bristol

Devon

Dorset

Gloucestershire

Somerset

Wiltshire

Geography

Rivers

Severn Estuary and Bristol Channel

Atlantic Coast of Devon and North Cornwall

South Coast of Cornwall and Devon

Hills

Settlements

Cornwall

Bristol

Devon

Dorset

Gloucestershire

Somerset

Wiltshire

Sports

Golf

Football

Rugby

Economy and industry

Tourism

Cornwall

Women

Devon

References