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207:Archdeaconry
156:Broad Church
139:Denomination
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85:civil parish
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15:
1682:Bodmin Moor
1436:Michaelstow
1381:Kilkhampton
857:Lostwithiel
636:20 December
513:"Hamatethy"
460:12 February
340:Brown Willy
328:River Camel
324:Tuckingmill
104:Branwalader
93:Bodmin Moor
42: /
1666:Categories
1621:Werrington
1606:Wadebridge
1491:St Clether
1486:St Breward
1471:Poundstock
1446:North Hill
1441:Morwenstow
1401:Launceston
1391:Lanhydrock
1361:Egloskerry
1356:Egloshayle
1189:Demography
1084:St Austell
1074:Port Navas
949:Wadebridge
902:St Austell
892:Porthleven
842:Launceston
802:Callington
693:St Breward
673:(1872–79)
400:References
292:china clay
221:St Breward
188:Canterbury
168:Dedication
81:S. Bruwerd
73:St Breward
27:50°33′32″N
1626:Whitstone
1586:Treneglos
1536:St Merryn
1521:St Juliot
1511:St Gennys
1481:St Breock
1421:Lewannick
1406:Launcells
1376:Jacobstow
1346:Davidstow
1341:Cardinham
1336:Camelford
1199:The Duchy
1136:Civil War
1069:Pont Pill
953:See also:
907:St Blazey
837:Hugh Town
812:Camelford
372:, former
356:See also
336:Rough Tor
306:Geography
264:Davidstow
30:4°41′24″W
1611:Warbstow
1596:Trevalga
1591:Tresmeer
1581:Tremaine
1576:Tintagel
1556:St Teath
1531:St Mabyn
1516:St Issey
1501:St Ervan
1461:Otterham
1416:Lesnewth
1351:Delabole
1316:Blisland
1311:Altarnun
1295:Cornwall
1209:Politics
1054:Menalhyl
937:Torpoint
932:Stratton
887:Penzance
862:Marazion
847:Liskeard
817:Falmouth
807:Camborne
743:Cornwall
565:Cornwall
554:; p. 508
544:Cornwall
415: :
299:Fernacre
230:restored
183:Province
89:Cornwall
1631:Withiel
1566:St Tudy
1506:St Eval
1466:Padstow
1396:Lanivet
1386:Laneast
1371:Helland
1214:Schools
1204:Diocese
1162:Fishing
1157:Economy
1152:Culture
1132:History
1109:Valency
1024:Helford
994:De Lank
927:Saltash
917:St Ives
897:Redruth
877:Padstow
872:Newquay
832:Helston
332:St Tudy
288:granite
195:Diocese
162:History
83:) is a
77:Cornish
1601:Trewen
1526:St Kew
1426:Lezant
1326:Boyton
1321:Bodmin
1306:Advent
1172:Places
1125:Topics
1089:Seaton
1059:Ottery
1049:Lynher
1039:Lerryn
1034:Kensey
1009:Gannel
984:Carnon
967:Rivers
882:Penryn
867:Newlyn
792:Bodmin
550:
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217:Parish
211:Bodmin
123:Church
97:Bodmin
1104:Truro
1099:Tiddy
1094:Tamar
1019:Hayle
1014:Gover
1004:Fowey
989:Cober
979:Camel
974:Allen
943:Truro
827:Hayle
822:Fowey
516:(PDF)
200:Truro
1147:Flag
1044:Looe
1029:Inny
852:Looe
797:Bude
638:2016
548:ISBN
462:2015
439:ISBN
374:UKIP
338:and
322:and
1079:Red
1064:Par
999:Fal
740:of
377:MEP
313:Row
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