A finger post is situated at a crossroads on a grass verge.

A finger post is situated at a T junction on a grass verge.

Signpost for Elworthy, dating from the early 20th Century. The post it stands on is surmounted by a triange with SCC in attached letters.

The signpost is shown on historic mapping and was photographed in the early 20th Century. It featured two fingers and was made of wood. It was replaced by a post to the north in the mid 20th Century.

The sign post has seven existing fingers and may also have had an eighth previously.

The sign post has a red painted base. It is of a mid 20th Century type, and replaced a post shown and named on historic mapping in the late 19th Century.

The post stands at a T junction.

The signpost is within a garden adjacent to an important crossroads in Wheddon Cross, which provides access to Taunton, Minehead, Tiverton/Bampton and Exford. It features two distinctive arms marking the directions for the A396.

A Somerset County Council signpost is situated in a triangular traffic island.

A wooden signpost that is painted with black and white stripes.