Tamar Strawberry Plantation
| place with historical importance, abandoned / shut down, interesting place
United Kingdom /
England /
Bere Alston /
World
/ United Kingdom
/ England
/ Bere Alston
place with historical importance, abandoned / shut down, interesting place, historical layer / disappeared object

It was in these very fields, the world's first hybrid strawberries were crossed; the large North American strawberry with the native British strawberry to suite European climates and make an altogether more tough strawberry crop. This cross is the foundations for most of today's Strawberry crops. Despite such historical significance of the area, there is very little made of it and no evidence is left of it either.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 50°28'38"N 4°12'51"W
- Morwellham Quay 3.6 km
- Stone Row 13 km
- Stone Row 13 km
- Drake's Island 14 km
- Whittenknowles Rocks Ancient Village 15 km
- Stone row 16 km
- Blachford Viaduct 19 km
- Wembury Bay 19 km
- Stalldown Barrow 21 km
- Revelstoke Coombe 24 km
- China Fleet Golf club 6.1 km
- Tamerton Foliot 6.7 km
- RNAD Ernesettle 7.3 km
- Yelverton Golf Club 8.6 km
- Burrington Industrial Estate 9 km
- Plymouth City Airport 10 km
- Burrator Reservoir 13 km
- Elfordleigh Golf & Country Club 14 km
- Dartmoor National Park 24 km
- Cornwall 52 km