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Geology
Devon has a varied and ancient geology and as you travel around the County this variety is cleary reflected in the diverse landscape. The county is also distinguished in being the only one to give its name to a geological system of world-wide recognition: the Devonian.
Geology gives an unrivalled insight into the history of the Earth but it is worth rembering that the processes that have helped shape the planet are still at work as can be seen in such dynamic landscapes as the sand dunes of Dawlish Warren in the Exe Estuary.
Use the links below to dig deeper into the Geology of Devon...
Find out more
- Educational Register of Geological Sites
- Geodiversity
- Devon Rocks! International Year of Planet Earth
- Where to see Geology in Devon
- Geology to see in Western Devon and Dartmoor
- Geology to see in Southern Devon
- Geology to see in Eastern Devon
- Geology to see in Northern Devon and Exmoor
- Geology Postcards
Contact Us
If you have any comments, enquiries or suggestions relating to geological initiatives in Devon or relating to this register, please contact us using the details below or complete the online enquiry form.
Contact Us
County Ecologist
Devon County Council
Lucombe House
County Hall
Exeter
EX2 4QW
01392 382257
01392 382135