The Ramparts of Totnes Castle
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The Ramparts of Totnes Castle
Image: © Pam Brophy Taken: Unknown
This English Heritage Property is one of the best-preserved Norman shell keeps. It is a motte and bailey castle and there are great views over the River Dart. Cottages and gardens occupy the great ditch that once surrounded the castle. About two thirds of the castle is in this square.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.431951
Longitude
-3.697987