List of stone circles

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A stone circle is defined as a circular space, delimited by an uneven number of purposely erected standing stones. This list is a photographic list of these Stone Circles.

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Ardgroom SW – Known locally as "Canfea", located southwest of the village of Ardgroom on the Beara peninsula.
Main article: Ardgroom
Carrigagulla – About 18 stones located to the north of the village of Ballinagree.
Main article: Carrigagulla
Knocknakilla – Located between Macroom and Millstreet.
Main article: Knocknakilla
Glantane east – Located between Macroom and Millstreet.
Main article: Glantane east
Templebryan Stone Circle – Located between Bandon and Millstreet.
Main article: Templebryan Stone Circle

Lisseyviggeen – Located near Killarney. Known locally as the Seven Sisters.

Odry – Odry in Poland.

Boscawen-Un – Stone circle with a leaning pillar in its interior.
Main article: Boscawen-Un
The Hurlers are a group of three stone circles on Bodmin Moor.
Main article: The Hurlers (stone circles)
The Merry Maidens – near St Buryan in West Penwith.
Main article: The Merry Maidens
Tregeseal East – also known as the Tregeseal Dancing Stones, near St Just in West Penwith.
Main article: Tregeseal East stone circle

Swinside – A near perfect circle located in the Lake District.
Main article: Swinside
Castlerigg – A 33m diameter ring consisting of 38 stones.
Main article: Castlerigg stone circle

Arbor Low – near Youlgreave in Derbyshire.
Main article: Arbor Low
Doll Tor – near Birchover in Derbyshire.
Main article: Doll Tor
Nine Ladies – Nine stones located on Stanton Moor.
Main article: Nine Ladies

Kingston Russell – An 18 stone Bronze age circle near Abbotsbury.
The Nine Stones – A small nine stone circle near Winterbourne Abbas.

Ring of Brodgar – A 60 stone ring (27 still standing).
Main article: Ring of Brodgar

Mitchell's Fold – A 30 stone ring (15 still standing).
Main article: Mitchell's Fold

Stanton Drew – One of three circles located near the village of Stanton Drew.
Main article: Stanton Drew stone circles

Rollright Stones – The "King's Men" are found near the village of Long Compton.
Main article: Rollright Stones

Avebury – A large stone circle surround the village of Avebury.
Main article: Avebury
Stonehenge – A World Heritage site.
Main article: Stonehenge
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