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Burrator Reservoir is a
reservoir situated on the
southern side of
Dartmoor in Devon, England. It is part of a
number of
reservoirs and dams that were...
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Burrator is a
grouped parish council in the
English county of Devon. It is
entirely within the
boundaries of the
Dartmoor National Park and was formed...
- the
Burrator Reservoir dam. Some of the
water goes
through underground pipes to the
water treatment works at Dousland; the rest goes into the
Burrator Reservoir...
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Walkhampton to form
Burrator Parish Council, and for
electoral purposes it is
grouped with the same two
parishes to form
Burrator Ward.
Burrator Reservoir, constructed...
- Brooke's
recent biographers,
wrote that
during Brooke's
final years in
Burrator in
Devon "there is
little doubt ... he was
carnally involved with the rough...
- to
supply Plymouth with water. It
began at a
point now
under water at
Burrator Reservoir, from
which its path now
emerges some 10m
lower than the typical...
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Tavistock line, to
Princetown via four
intermediate stations, Dousland,
Burrator and
Sheepstor Halt,
Ingra Tor Halt and King Tor Halt. The line
closed in...
- was
opened as
Burrator Platform and
became Burrator Halt when it was
opened to the public, the name
being changed again in 1929 to
Burrator and Sheepstor...
- south-west England. It runs
entirely in the
national park and
connects Burrator Reservoir to the
River Plym. The
river is 15.9
kilometres (9.9 mi) long...
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shortened and now
carries water to
Burrator Reservoir,
which feeds most of the
water supply of Plymouth.
Burrator Reservoir is
located about 5
miles (8 km)...
