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	Dartmouth, Devon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Dartmouth is a town in Devon in the south-west of England.
		Thomas Newcomen, the inventor of the steam pumping engine was born in Dartmouth in 1663.
		The railway terminated at a station called "Kingswear for Dartmouth" (now on the Paignton and Dartmouth Steam Railway) and a ferry took passengers accross the river to the station at Dartmouth, which had a dedicated pontoon.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dartmouth,_Devon (720 words)

	Rose Cottage, Dartmouth, Devon - Holiday self catering cottage in Devon, fantastic panoramic river Dart estuary views ...
		Dartmouth, Devon is a great location for a family holiday as their are attractions to meet every need, you can enjoy a weekend break or stay a week or more in the west country.
		Dartmouth, Devon is situated within a designated area of outstanding natural beauty, approximately 34 miles from Exeter, 25 miles from Plymouth, 13 miles from Totnes and 3 miles from Brixham in Torbay.
		The 1971 census indicated a population of 5,700: in 1981 it was 5,250 - a decrease of 8%.
	www.holidayhomedartmouth.co.uk /localinfo.asp (4781 words)

	Etched on Devon's Memory
		DARTMOUTH is one of the most dramatically sited towns in Devon, built upon a steep hillside rising from the W. bank of the Dart estuary, about 1 m.
		Dartmouth was the scene of a good deal of action in the Civil War.
		Dartmouth suffered fairly severely from air-raids in 1942-43, partly because of the shipbuilding yards up the river, partly because of the use of the harbour by war-shipping.
	www.devon.gov.uk /etched?url=etched/ixbin/hixclient.exe&_IXP_=1&_IXR=110245 (2175 words)

	Devon MacIver - Spotlights - University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
		Devon MacIver '05 is a co-founder of UMass Dartmouth's chapter of Kappa Epsilon, which he describes as "a different kind of fraternity that emphasizes the personal worth and character of its members."
		Devon and co-founder Matt Jones started Kappa Epsilon in September 2002, working with Chris Laib, the university's liaison to "Greek life" (fraternities and sororities) to follow the procedures for establishing a new student organization.
		Devon also serves as a campus tour guide for the Admissions Office, a position he held last year and worked at full-time over the summer.
	www.umassd.edu /students/spotlight/dmaciver.cfm (932 words)

	Tucker Foundation \| Fall 2000 Newsletter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Devon and I were able to meet only twice, at the Dartmouth Club in New York.
		Devon was very self-sufficient as an intern, and did not ask for a great deal of "support", but she seemed to enjoy the chance to discuss her job and her Dartmouth experience with an alum and someone not directly involved in her work environment.
		I was able to offer Devon advice based on my own academic and professional background, and to encourage her as she returned to campus life and the consideration of her future.
	www.dartmouth.edu /~tucker/publications/newsletters/fall2000/mentor.html (424 words)

	Central dartmouth holiday accommodation, self catering apartments in devon.
		Dartmouth is situated in the district South Hams, an area of outstanding beauty within South Devon.
		With the opening of the new angel restaurant good accomodation in dartmouth can be difficult to find, we know of many self catering apartments in dartmouth that insist on you bringing your own laundry and then charge extra for electricity, this may have been acceptable in the 70's but we feel times have changed.
		Parking in most Devon towns can be less than entertaining so we would recommend you take the season ticket parking pass we offer – although this does not guarantee a parking place it does allow you to park in the Dartmouth pay and display all day.
	www.dartleisure.co.uk (472 words)

	Dartmouth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dartmouth, a former city now encompassed by Halifax Regional Municipality, Nova Scotia, Canada
		Dartmouth, Kansas, U.S. Dartmouth, Massachusetts, U.S. Educational establishments:
		Dartmouth College, in Hanover, New Hampshire, U.S. The Dartmouth, student newspaper at Dartmouth College
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dartmouth (137 words)

	Discover Dartmouth Devon - holiday accommodation, eating and shopping
		Dartmouth’s narrow streets and ancient buildings bear witness to a long if not always glorious history, which saw the town develop from a fishing port in the early middle ages to a base for smugglers and privateers.
		No visit to Dartmouth is complete without a boat trip on the River Dart, whose wooded banks have provided the tropical setting of many a movie scene.
		In 2004/5 Dartmouth was featured on TV with the opening of The New Angel restaurant by John Burton Race in the series entitled Return Of The Chef, also Down To Earth was filmed here.
	www.discoverdartmouth.com (409 words)

	Dartmouth Devon Holidays Accommodation
		The main road does not reach Dartmouth centre and this ensures that the distinctive character of the narrow streets and historic buildings is retained.
		Dartmouth Castle, the first castle in the country to be built for artillery purposes and Kingswear castle, on the opposite side of the embankment, both nestle at the mouth of the river Dart.
		Dartmouth castle is accessible by a 1-mile walk from the town centre and Kingswear via the car ferry.
	www.cartwheel.org.uk /devon-town.asp?NearestTownID=80 (549 words)

	CastleXplorer - Dartmouth Castle
		Dartmouth Castle is built on a rocky promontory at the narrowest part of the entrance to the Dart estuary, designed to protect the harbour at Dartmouth from attack by foreign vessels.
		Over the following centuries, as the power and range of guns improved, other gun emplacements were added to the castle in positions that allowed them to fire on ships well before they reached the narrow harbour entrance.
		By the 19th century, Dartmouth's importance as a harbour had declined and the defences at the castle were reduced, although not entirely abandoned.
	www.castlexplorer.co.uk /england/dartmouth/dartmouth.php (149 words)

	Dart Harbour : One of the finest natural harbours in the UK, it is a busy port for local fishing vessels, naval ...
		The River Dart in South Devon is one of the finest and safest natural harbours in the British Isles and has approximately 2,800 moorings including 200 visitors’ moorings.
		Dartmouth Harbour is a busy port for local fishing vessels, naval shipping, smaller cruise ships and a wide variety of private luxury yachts.
		Dartmouth is accessible at any state of tide, in most weather conditions, at any time of day or night.
	www.dartharbour.org.uk (575 words)

	Dittisham Cottage - Devon, England Holiday Let
		Dittisham is one of the prettiest villages in the South Hams area of Devon.
		The historic town of Dartmouth is 5 miles away - famous for The Carved Angel, a fine restaurant, and pubs.
		From Dartmouth, it is possible to take river trips to the picturesque town of Totnes.
	www.gtunlimited.com /devonwaterfrontcottagelet.html (494 words)

	GENUKI: Dartmouth, Devon - Genealogy
		Alexander, J.J. The Lordship of Dartmouth Borough (1335-1537).
		The weather and the capture of Dartmouth in 1646.
		Nicholls, L.M. The Lay Subsidy of 1523 (Dartmouth and Totnes).
	genuki.cs.ncl.ac.uk /DEV/Dartmouth (1347 words)

	Trade-Winds - Holiday Cottage in Dartmouth, Devon
		Dartmouth, once described as "the prettiest place in the world" is an attractive and fascinating town situated on the mouth of the River Dart in South Devon.
		Don't miss the walk to Dartmouth Castle and the delightfully atmospheric St. Petroc's Chapel, where the sea views are captivating.
		Dartmouth is, of course, renowned for its Regatta and Naval College, so there is a very strong boating connection.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /chinabus/Dartmouth/Dartmouth.htm (280 words)

	Dartmouth Devon the mouth of the River Dart
		Dartmouth Devon the mouth of the River Dart
		Dartmouth with its narrow streets, half timbered houses and deepwater natural harbour a haven for yachtsmen and visiting tourists alike.
		Dartmouth Castle Reached by a 1 mile walk from the Town Centre towards the mouth of the Dart is the well preserved Castle with its distinctive round and square tower in a most imposing position on a rocky promontory.
	www.beautiful-devon.co.uk /dartmouth.htm (731 words)

	Britannia Tours: England's West Country
		Two hundred thirty six miles southwest of London, 35 miles south of Exeter, Dartmouth can be reached by rail from Paignton and Totnes (on the Paddington to Plymouth line' or by road take A38 from Exeter to A384 to Totnes and follow either A385 via Paignton or A381 via Halwell).
		The great pinkish building of Britain's prestigious Royal Naval College towers over the deep water port of Dartmouth, home of England's navies since the time of Edward III and influential in the defeat of the Spanish Armada in 1604, and in the Normandy landings in 1944.
		Nearby 15th Century Dartmouth Castle was never tested in battle, and is thus remarkably well-preserved.
	britannia.com /tours/westcountry/dartmouth.html (186 words)

	Dartmouth Holiday Homes - Select your Self-catering Holiday Cottage from our extensive choice of properties.
		The town is at the mouth of the River Dart with wonderful views, walks and opportunities for water sports, close to beaches and the spectacular Dartmoor and Exmoor National Parks.
		Dartmouth is an ideal location for a holiday all year round.
		If you are considering buying, or already own, a Holiday Home in Dartmouth and are interested in letting we would be pleased to advise you on the letting potential.
	www.dartmouthuk.com /index.asp (140 words)

	Devon holiday cottage in Dartmouth
		The cottage is very close to the centre of Dartmouth and is about 200 yards from Foss Street, a pedestrianised street dating from the 13th century.
		Within the vicinity of Dartmouth are opportunities for cliff walking, swimming and wind surfing at the sandy beaches of Blackpool Sands and Slapton, sailing and fishing, tennis boat trips and bird-watching trips on the River Dart to Totnes and Dittisham.
		Once in Dartmouth the amenities are so good that there would be no real need to leave.
	www.holidaycottages4u.com /Dartmouth.html (791 words)

	hotels in Dartmouth Devon accommodation - Dartmouth hotels accommodation in Devon UK
		The historic cities of Exeter and Plymouth are reminders of Devon's maritime past, while the quiet attractive towns of Sidmouth and Salcombe retain their 19th century elegance.
		Dartmouth is set on the picturesque River Dart, with steep wooded hillsides on either side.
		Dartmouth offers bistros, restaurants, boutiques, specialist shops, narrow streets with their long flights of winding steps and intriguing medieval buildings, and the famous Royal Naval College.
	www.kayukay.co.uk /dartmouthhotels.html (513 words)

	South Hams - Salcombe and Dartmouth estuary @ Devon Connect UK
		Dartmouth Royal Castle - A traditonal inn in the historic naval port of Dartmouth.
		Stroll through Dartmouth's narrow streets, take a trip on the river or a nostalgic ride on a steam train or just laze on the beach.
		South West Devon Holiday Homes - This is a comfortable property situated on the side of a hill which overlooks part of the town and has some distance country views.
	www.devon-connect.co.uk /area/southhams.htm (1142 words)

	Dartmouth-uk-Online, Dartmouth, Devon, Dartmouth attractions and all the Dartmouth tourist information you need.
		It is a major Tourist Destination set on the banks of the estuary of the River Dart, which is a long narrow tidal fjord that runs inland as far as Totnes.
		It was a home of the English navy since the reign of Edward III and was twice surprised and attacked during the Hundred Years war, after which the mouth of the estuary was closed every night with a great chain.
		Henry Hidson put into Dartmouth on his return from America, and was promptly arrested for sailing under a foreign flag.The Pilgrims Fathers put into Dartmouth's Bayards Cove, en-route from Southampton to America.
	www.dartmouthukonline.co.uk (504 words)

	DEVON Sailing - RYA Sailing Courses, Yachtmaster Fast Track & Adventure Sailing
		DEVON Sailing is an RYA accredited Sailing School based in Dartmouth, Devon.
		The reason for their success is the high level of instruction from a well established team of skippers and a diverse collection of sailing courses.
		So whether you are looking to take a GAP year, career break, career change or just wanting a weekend course in Dartmouth, we believe we have the course for you.
	www.devonsailing.com (300 words)

	Luxury hotel in Dartmouth, Dartmouth Hotel, Holidays in Devon - The Dart Marina
		Dart Marina is situated on one of the most spectacular estuaries in Europe, providing stylish hotel accommodation and luxury self catering apartments with stunning views over the River Dart in Dartmouth.
		Annual berth-holders in Dartmouth enjoy the finest marina location in the West Country, with the surroundings, atmosphere and facilities of an exclusive club. The Yacht Harbour on the River Dart is a perfect retreat for simply relaxing and an ideal base, both for local boating and more ambitious cruising further afield.
		Dartmouth itself is a famously properous yachting centre and a rewarding place in which to invest precious leisure time. The historic town of Dartmouth is a short walk along the embankment and is filled with narrow, winding streets and is home to many fine shops and stylish galleries.
	www.dartmarina.com (254 words)

	Dartmouth Directory, Bed and Breakfast, Self Catering Accommodation, Boats and boating, Restaurants, Shops and ...
		Dartmouth is a seaport on the South Devon coast of England in the County of Devon.
		The History and Dartmouth Today pages will give you a flavour of the town's rich past and tell you something of life in modern Dartmouth.
		The Dartmouth Directory is unable to accept liability for any of the information contained within any of its pages or for any of the websites visited from its links.
	www.dartmouth.org.uk /dartmouth.htm (235 words)

	Dartmouth Devon, a holiday and tourist travel guide from TourUK
		At the mouth of the River Dart on the Devon coastal path, contemporary, relaxed and informal with unrivalled views.
		In the lovely South Hams area of Devon, this very comfortable first floor apartment is just a 20 minute walk from Dartmouth - a maritime town of great charm and quaint streets.
		Explore the South Devon coast, drive out towards Torcross and Salcombe, or take the ferry to Kingswear and visit Brixham and Torbay.
	www.touruk.co.uk /devon/dev_dth.htm (701 words)

	Dartmouth - Devon Holiday Guide - Find a Devon Hotel, Cottage or B&B
		Dartmouth is one of the many jewels of the South Hams.
		For most, the first experience of Dartmouth with be strolling down the main promenade on the embankment which runs most of the town's length.
		Dartmouth Castle, guarding the harbour mouth, can be accessed by ferry from the embankment, or by road, and is now open as a visitor attraction.
	www.south-hams.co.uk /content.asp?content=63 (448 words)

	Dartmouth in Devon Britain (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Dartmouth is one of the most picturesque and historic places in Devon.
		Originally the departure point, in the 12th century, for the second and third crusades, the town is still well known for it's seafaring tradition, being the home of Dartmouth Naval College.
		For visitors to Dartmouth there's a lot to do, including river cruises, parks, shops and plenty of historic old buildings.
	www.netconstructors.co.uk /magicalplaces/places/devon/dtmouth.htm (77 words)

	Dartmouth, Terrific Hotels & Cheap Dartmouth Bed & Breakfast Accommodation.
		A confirmation email is delivered with every booking with full contact details available to help you cancel or confirm your hotel stay.
		Full descriptions of all these Dartmouth hotels are available on the hotel homepages.
		Room4U has accommodation in Dartmouth to suit most needs whether you're in town on business, with family or simply just passing through.
	www.room4u.org.uk /hotels/Dartmouth (333 words)

	Devon Luxury Self Catering Holiday Cottages Dartmouth - Hillfield Cottages
		"Hillfield Cottages have been created in an idyllic setting surrounded by peaceful South Devon countryside with spectacular views across soft rolling hills, yet close to the glorious beaches, pretty local towns, delightful waterfront villages and picture postcard hamlets for which the area is so famous.
		Hillfield is only two miles from historic Dartmouth, an ideal location to get the most from the numerous local attractions, activities, fine food and dining including the celebrity Chef John Burton Race and his latest restaurant “The New Angel”.
		The fourteen cottages and six apartments (one to five bedrooms sleeping from two to eleven guest’s), have designer handcrafted kitchens incorporating contemporary appliances, stylish furnishings, under floor heating, and luxury bathrooms all with whirlpool baths, some with outside hot tubs.
	www.hillfieldcottages.com (227 words)

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