Places
- Tavistock Inn, as for example at Poundsgate, Dartmoor.
- London Inn
- Mutley Tavern in Mutley Plain, Plymouth
- Plymouth Inn
- Twelve Pins or Na Beanna Beola (Finsbury Park, London): the Twelve Pins mountain range in the west of Ireland.
- Cheviot Inn, Bellingham, Northumberland: a range of hills, the Cheviot Hills, of which the highest is locally called The Cheviot.
- Kentish Horse
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