Dartmoor / J - R
Reave - Great western reave
A section of the Great Western Reave - South of White Tor.
A Reave is a straight boundary wall made of stone , built during the Bronze Age.
Great Western Reave is the longest Reave in Dartmoor, over 10 kilometres (6.2 miles) long ,
running from beyond White Tor in the North over Roos Tor,
through Merrivale to near Sharpitor in the South.
Reaves were Identified as prehistoric features on Dartmoor in 1972.
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Location : below the bridleway to Langstone Moor Standing Stone.
Ref: 7101
Date: 24/04/2019
Location: SX 5415 7812