Liddaton
Liddaton proper noun: a scattered hamlet in Brentor parish, West Devon district, Devon, England, consisting of West Liddaton, Liddaton Green and East Liddaton (OS grid ref SX4682).

Proper noun
Liddaton
- A scattered hamlet in Brentor parish, West Devon district, Devon, England, consisting of West Liddaton, Liddaton Green and East Liddaton (OS grid ref SX4682).
- In three miles it reaches Liddaton Halt, built in 1937 in response to requests from farms around Liddaton Green.1959 June, T. W. E. Roche, “The Tavistock and Launceston Branch, W.R.”, in Railway Magazine, page 376
Questions about Liddaton
- What does Liddaton mean?
- Liddaton means a scattered hamlet in Brentor parish, West Devon district, Devon, England, consisting of West Liddaton, Liddaton Green and East Liddaton (OS grid ref SX4682).
- What part of speech is Liddaton?
- Liddaton is a proper noun.
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