The Two Rivers & Three Moors ward in Torridge, Devon, England is predominantly rural, taking its name from intersecting river valleys and surrounding patches of moorland. The landscape is a patchwork of pasture, hedgerows and small woodland with scattered villages and hamlets, making it popular with walkers, anglers and birdwatchers for its quiet lanes and rights of way.
Locally the economy is anchored by farming - dairy, sheep and mixed arable - with tourism, holiday lets and small-scale rural enterprises providing important supplementary income. Historic stone cottages and parish churches give a sense of long continuity, and community life often centres on village halls, pubs and seasonal events, even as the area faces common rural challenges around services and an ageing population.
EX37 9AT, EX37 9DS, EX31 3NF, EX19 8QF, EX19 8TN, EX39 4PP, EX37 9BR, EX19 8PQ, EX39 4PU … See all