
What is recorded here
Lundy is a small island located in the Bristol Channel, historically associated with the parish of Lydford in the county of Devon, England. It is notable for its rich history of monastic settlement, pirate activity, and as a site of early 20th-century conservation efforts, and was home to a small community of residents and a lighthouse keeper’s family until the mid-20th century.
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Places near here
Medieval settlement immediately south of Halfway Wall, LundyScheduled monument · 45 yd
Halfway Wall and Logan StoneStanding or carved stone · 124 yd
Halfway BayBay · 331 yd
John Pennington Harman MemorialMemorial · 459 yd
Jenny's CoveBay · 579 yd
Tibbett's HillMountain / peak · 606 yd
TibbettsListed building · 608 yd
Old Hospital (ruins)Ruins · 661 yd
Quarry BeachBeach / strand · 732 yd
Lundy Island GoatsIsland · 852 yd
Needle RockIslet · 870 yd
Gull RockProtected wreck · 922 ydOther information
Photo: David Medcalf · CC BY-SA 2.0