Dartmoor Zoo Help With the Dartmoor Map.

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The map provided on the website is far too small too read, I was wondering if people who have been there could either point out some of the enclosures or if someone could provide a larger copy.

Dartmoor Zoological Park

Oh yeah and i was wondering if the reptile house had been built yet?

Thanks in advance. :D
 
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To the right of the path from the car park: Sika deer, capybaras, rheas, tapirs, pygmy goats.
To the left of the path: deer, alpaca, llamas, ostrich.
In front of the restaurant: meerkat.
Behind the restaurant: Pot bellied pigs, then cul de sac path round to coatis, raccoons and bears.
Along path: aviaries, silver foxes.
Junction: right for vervet monkeys and aviaries. Continue to walk-in enclosure which shows macaws, guinea fowl, pea fowl, flamingo, porcupine on the up to date map.
Junction: left for giant tortoise enclosure under construction, wolves, Tazmin the tiger, aviary. Path across top of picnic area to lions and tigers. Right of picnic area: Sita the cheetah. Left at the bottom of her enclosure for red foxes, lynx, then left for tawny owls and Sovereign, the jaguar.
Agoutis and otters are to the left of the lynx, below the picnic area.
Hope that makes sense. I can't copy the map I was given last week as I wrote all over it at the zoo.
No reptile house yet.
 
Thanks gigit. Can't beleive the reptile house still isn't done, but readi your comment made mne realise what a good colletion it is.
 
foz said:
The map provided on the website is far too small too read, I was wondering if people who have been there could either point out some of the enclosures or if someone could provide a larger copy.
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Here is a copy of the map given out at the zoo. The only difference was that the silver foxes were in the enclosure that has a red fox picture on it, and the red foxes were opposite the vervet monkeys (where the words 'vervet monkeys' are on the map).
 
I've been looking for a map of Dartmoor Zoo that i can read for years.

Thanks heaps, Mhale. :)
 
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