- South Devon
- noun Etymology: Devon, England Date: 1897 any of a breed of large red cattle of English origin formerly bred for both milk and meat but now increasingly specialized for beef production
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South Devon — Espèce V … Wikipédia en Français
South Devon — Geobox Protected Area name = South Devon native name = other name = other name1 = category local = Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty category iucn = image size = image caption = Slapton Sands in the South Devon AONB country = England region =… … Wikipedia
South Devon — A distinct breed of beef cattle in England dating to the 16th century. The first South Devon were brought to the United States in 1969. South Devons are available both horned and polled … Combined glossary of agriculture
South Devon Railway locomotives — were broad gauge locomotives that operated over the South Devon Railway, Cornwall Railway, and West Cornwall Railway in England. They were, at times, operated by contractors on behalf of the railways.Operators1846 Great Western RailwayThe South… … Wikipedia
South Devon Railway — could mean: * South Devon Railway (1846 1876) company that built railway from Exeter to Plymouth * South Devon Railway Trust the heritage railway from Totnes to BuckfastleighOther heritage railways in South Devon include: * Paignton and Dartmouth … Wikipedia
South Devon (UK Parliament constituency) — South Devon Former County constituency for the House of Commons County Devon 1832 (1832) … Wikipedia
South Devon Railway — bezeichnet eine Bahngesellschaft die später in die Great Western Railway aufging: South Devon Railway (1844) eine Museumseisenbahn: South Devon Railway (1991) Diese Seite ist eine Begriffsklärung zur Unterscheidung mehrerer mit dems … Deutsch Wikipedia
South Devon cattle — A bull and two calves South Devon cattle, also known as Orange Elephants,[1] are the largest of the British Native breeds. They are believed to have descended from the large red cattle of Normandy which were imported during the Norman invasion of … Wikipedia
South Devon and Tavistock Railway — Cann Viaduct The South Devon and Tavistock Railway was a broad gauge railway linking Plymouth with Tavistock in Devon, England. It opened in 1859, was extended by the Launceston and South Devon Railway to Launceston, Cornwall … Wikipedia
South Devon Railway (1846-1876) — Infobox rail|railroad name=South Devon Railway gauge=7 feet 0¼ inch length=52.85 miles excluding branches start year=1846 end year=1876 hq city=Plymouth locale=England successor line=Great Western RailwayThe South Devon Railway Company built and… … Wikipedia
South Devon Railway Trust — Infobox rail line name = South Devon Railway image width = 250px caption = Buckfastleigh railway station type = Heritage railway locale = start = Buckfastleigh end = Totnes stations = 3 open = 1872 (1969 as a heritage railway) operator = South… … Wikipedia
