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Crook of Devon
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English
thumb|Crook of Devon
Etymology
Named after a horseshoe bend in the River Devon, shaped like a shepherd's crook, where the river changes direction from flowing east to west. The village is mainly south of the bend, with a small portion inside the bend.
Proper noun
crook of Devon
en village by the River Devon in carea/Perth and Kinross cc/Scotland historically in x/Kinross-shire OS grid ref NO0300.
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