PL 9

Bovisand is a natural coastline on the east side of Plymouth Sound in Devon, England. It lies within the PL 9 postal district and offers a quiet, seaside setting.

Down Thomas is a small village located about four miles south of Plymouth on the Wembury peninsula. It offers a quiet, rural setting while remaining close to the city’s amenities.

Elburton is a small suburb of Plymouth in Devon, known for its dense residential estates and a modest shopping strip on Springfield Road. It serves mainly as a dormitory area for the city and offers a quiet, community feel within reach of Plymouth’s amenities.

Wembury is a village on Devon’s south coast, just south of Plymouth and close to Plymouth Sound. It lies within the South Hams district and is part of the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering scenic coastal surroundings and a historic character maintained by the National Trust.

Hooe is a suburb of Plymouth in Devon, offering a residential setting within a larger city.

Mount Batten is a historic coastal area within Plymouth, known for its 24‑metre rock outcrop and maritime heritage. The locality offers a blend of scenic sea views and a connection to the city’s rich trading history.

Oreston is a suburb of Plymouth in the PL 9 postal district, historically served by the now-closed Oreston railway station which operated from 1897 to 1961 on the Turnchapel line.

Plymstock is a commuter suburb of Plymouth, offering a residential feel within reach of the city. It hosts a state comprehensive secondary school, Plymstock School, serving ages 11–19.

Sherford is a new town currently under construction in Devon, England, with part of its development land within Plymouth and the remainder in South Hams.

Spriddlestone is a small hamlet in the parish of Brixton, Devon, noted for its historic manor and Georgian stuccoed houses. The area has a rural character and a sense of heritage, with the present Spriddlestone Barton and Spriddlestone House situated a few hundred yards apart.

Plymstock is a commuter suburb of Plymouth in Devon, offering a residential setting that balances proximity to the city with a quieter local atmosphere. Residents benefit from a community that has historically been a former civil parish, giving it a distinct identity within the larger Plymouth area.

Turnchapel is a suburb of Plymouth, England, historically served by the Turnchapel railway station on the Turnchapel Branch between 1897 and 1961.