- canoeists, and the
Plym Valley Railway runs
alongside a
section of the river. The river's
source is
around 450
metres (1,480 ft)
above sea level on Dartmoor...
- HMS
Plym (K271) was a River-class
frigate that
served in the
Royal Navy
between 1943 and 1952. The ship was destro**** in the
United Kingdom's
first nuclear...
-
biological ****ociation of the
United Kingdom, 40, pp.7-382.
Accessed through PlymSEA on 2023-06-06. Kubota, Shin; Hirano, Yayoi; Shinichiro, Ikeguchi; Minemizu...
- the
Plymouth Workshop handbook. ed. Ogden, D.
Available online at http://
plymsea.ac.uk/id/eprint/7954/ D. H. Hubel; Wiesel, TN (1
January 1962). "Receptive...
- doi:10.1080/00071616400650091. ISSN 0374-6534. Riley, K. (2005). "Rhodothamniella floridula. A red seaweed".
plymsea.ac.uk.
Retrieved 2023-01-29. v t e...
- "isbn:0080579426 –
Google Search". "Plymouth
Marine Science Electronic Archive (
PlyMSEA)".
plymsea.ac.uk.
Retrieved 3
September 2018. "isbn:1444348191 –
Google Search"...
- traffic. A
short section has
since been
reopened as a
preserved line by the
Plym Valley Railway. The
Plymouth and
Dartmoor Railway, a horse-worked line, had...
-
their positions at the
mouths of rivers, such as
Plymouth (i.e.
mouth of the
Plym River),
Sidmouth (i.e.
mouth of the Sid River), and
Great Yarmouth (i.e....
- said of
Plym, "all that was left of her were a few fist-sized
pieces of
metal that fell like rain, and the
shape of the
frigate scorched on the
sea bed."...
-
published plans to
redevelop the
airport site as a
garden suburb called Plym Vale. The
company said the £200
million plan
would create a new walkable...
