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Encyclopedia > Dartmoor Preservation Association

The Dartmoor Preservation Association or DPA was founded in 1883. Their web-site is to be found at http://www.dartmoor-preservation-assoc.org.uk, where a full list of their objectives are to be found, however the DPA is generally a special interest group with a passion for preserving the beauty of Dartmoor.


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Dartmoor (653 words)
Dartmoor is a National Park in the centre of the English county of Devon.
Dartmoor differs from other National Parks in England and Wales, in that since a 1985 Act of Parliament much of it has been designated as 'Access Land', with no restrictions on where walkers can roam.
Dartmoor, an eerie place even in high summer, abounds with myths and legends, some of which are detailed in Myths and Legends of Dartmoor[?].
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