8. Did you know that….

The lowest stone rows in Great Britain are Yelland in Devon and Higher Town Bay, St Martin’s, Isles of Scilly which are both at sea level.

The stone row at Yelland is now buried below estuarine mud (From Grinsell, L.V., 1970, 35).

The Higher Town Bay stone row © Cheryl Straffon

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Did you know that….

1. The Upper Erme stone row on Dartmoor includes more stones than the combined total at all 46 Welsh stone rows.

2. A third of the stone rows in Great Britain are in the county of Devon.

3. Nearly half of all the stone rows in Great Britain are in South West England.

4. More than half of the stone rows in Great Britain are in National Parks.

5. The stone row in Great Britain with the tallest stones is the Devil’s Arrows at Boroughbridge in Yorkshire.

6. Most multiple stone rows are found in Northern Scotland.

7. The highest stone row is at Cut Hill on Dartmoor.