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Clayhidon is a village north east of Hemyock.
This category is for websites showing an operating address is the parish of Clayhidon in the Blackdown Hills, forming the boundary of Mid Devon with the Somerset parishes of Churchstanton and. West Buckland

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Clayhidon - Community information for the Mid Devon parish in the Blackdown Hills on the boundary with Somerset. Contains news, council announcements, local history, listings of events and businesses. Half Moon Inn - Village pub offering meals from fresh local produce, close to the Blackdown Hills. Profile listing ales, wines and sample menu, directions and contacts. Upper Culm Valley Parish Churches - Church of England Diocese of Exeter, St. Mary's, Hemyock, Culm Davy Chapel, St. Andrew's, Clayhidon and All Saints, Culmstock, nestled in the Blackdown Hills. Details for baptisms and weddings, with articles and photo galleries. Kingsmead Centre - Campsite for tents, tourers and motor homes, also offering holidays in a yurt or static caravan, and venue for weddings and outdoor events.. Includes facilities onsite and nearby, reviews and location east of the village set in the Wilton Valley. Merry Harriers - Country pub offering dining venue for private parties, wedding receptions or corporate events. Includes facilities, restaurant, menus, booking form, opening times, and location in the Wiltown Valley. GenUKI: Clayhidon - History of the parish, with genealogical research information and map from 1850, showing ancient boundary with Hemyock and Willand and Somerset in the North. Devon CC: Clayhidon - Brief description of the parish, referring to records at Uffculme Library, and Ordnance Survey map from 1954 showing the Hemyoke Hundred

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