PL 19

Tavistock is an ancient market town in Devon, England, known for its historical significance and location on the River Tavy.

Bradstone is a small settlement within the PL 19 postcode area, situated in west Devon. The area is part of a broader region that includes towns such as Plymouth, Tavistock, Ivybridge, Yelverton and Lifton, as well as parts of east Cornwall.

Brentor is a small Devon village with a population of 423 (2001). The community is centred around the hill of Brent Tor, which is topped by the village church.

Tavistock is an ancient market town in West Devon, known for its historic abbey ruins and river setting. The community has a modest population of just over 13,000, offering a quiet rural feel with traditional character.

Dunterton is a small village in Devon with a historic background and a modest population. It offers a quiet, rural setting within the Tavistock district.

Grenofen is a small hamlet in Devon, situated about 2 miles south of Tavistock on the A386 and adjacent to the southwestern edge of Dartmoor National Park. The area is rural and scenic, with a historic name dating back to 1238.

Gulworthy is a small hamlet in Devon, England, with a population of 518. The community centre at Gulworthy Cross hosts a school, St Paul's Church, and a parish hall, reflecting a close-knit rural setting.

Heathfield, Tavistock is a rural locality in Devon where historic agricultural structures such as staddle stones are notable. The area reflects traditional English farming heritage, with substantial barns built by the Duke of Devonshire.

Horsebridge is a small Devon village situated in the Tamar Valley, just north of a historic bridge over the River Tamar. The area offers a quiet, rural setting with a sense of history and local character.

Kilworthy is a small locality within the historic market town of Tavistock in Devon. The town dates back to at least 961, with notable heritage such as the ruins of Tavistock Abbey in its centre. Tavistock sits on the River Tavy and had a population of 13,028 in 2011.

Lamerton is a small Devon village with a close‑knit community feel, home to just under 900 residents and a primary school catering to around 50 children. It lies a short distance from the larger market town of Tavistock, offering a rural setting with easy access to town amenities.

The locality is associated with the Tavistock Canal, a historic waterway in Devon that links Tavistock to Morwellham Quay on the River Tamar. The canal, built in the early 19th century, remains in use to supply water to a hydro‑electric power plant and is part of the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape World Heritage Site.

Mary Tavy is a small Devon village of around 600 people, situated about four miles north of Tavistock within Dartmoor National Park. The area has a historic mining heritage and a rural setting.