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*...that [[Cornish diaspora|Cornish miners]] first brought [[football]] to [[Mexico]], and the [[Cornish people|Cornishman]] '''[[Alfred C. Crowle]]''' was once manager of the [[Mexico national football team]]?
*...that '''[[Tregenna Castle]]''' ''(pictured)'' in [[St Ives, Cornwall|St Ives]] was the [[Great Western Railway]]'s first holiday destination [[hotel]]?
*...that the town of '''[[St Columb Major]]''' in [[Cornwall]] is used as a sports pitch for the game of [[Cornish hurling]], making it the largest pitch in the world?
*...that '''[[Cornish bagpipes]]''', once common in [[Cornwall]], feature two long [[chanter]]s which are played independently?
*...that a [[bowling green]] and a monument now occupy the site of '''[[Helston Castle]]''' in [[Cornwall]]?

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*...that '''[[John Houblon]]''', a [[Parliament of the United Kingdom|Member of Parliament]] for [[Bodmin (UK Parliament constituency)|Bodmin]], was the first [[Governor of the Bank of England]]?
*...that the '''[[Cornish pasty]]''' ''(pictured)'' is worth £150 million a year to the [[economy of Cornwall]]?
*...that the [[world record]] for the biggest ever '''[[pub quiz]]''' was broken in [[2007]] by punters all over [[Cornwall]] as part of a mass event to bring [[National Lottery (United Kingdom)|lottery]] funds to the county?
*...that the area surrounding the [[Rame Peninsula]] has been called the '''[[Forgotten Corner of Cornwall]]'''?

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*...that the world's largest [[Cornwall|Cornish]] festival, the '''[[Kernewek Lowender]]''', is held in the towns of [[Kadina]], [[Moonta]] and [[Wallaroo]] in [[South Australia]]?
*...that the small town of '''[[St Blazey]]''' is named after [[Saint Blaise|Blaise]], the [[patron saint]] of [[throat]]s?
*...that in the [[19th century]], [[Cornwall]] [[Mining in Cornwall|mined]] half of the world's '''[[tin]]''' ''(mine pictured)'', and was the largest enterprise in [[Europe]]?
*...that [[Cornwall]] is home to the world's first '''[[surfboard|eco-surfboard]]''', made out of [[balsa wood]], [[hemp]] fibre and bio-resin?

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*...that the last battle to be fought on [[England|English]] soil, the '''[[Battle of Bossenden Wood]]''' in 1838,  was led by a [[John Nichols Thom|Cornish self-declared Messiah]]?
*...that the [[Cornwall|Cornishman]] '''[[Richard Lower (physician)|Richard Lower]]''' was the first [[Western world|Western]] [[scientist]] to perform a [[human]] [[blood transfusion]]?
*...that '''[[St Buryan's Church]]''' ''(pictured)'' is reputed to have the heaviest peal of 6 [[Church bell|bell]]s anywhere in the world?
*...that the '''[[Cornish language]]''' is officially recognised by the [[Her Majesty's Government|UK government]] under the [[European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages]]?
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*...that '''[[Truro Cathedral]]''' is one of only three [[cathedral]]s in the [[United Kingdom]] that has three spires?
*...that the [[Cornwall|Cornishman]] '''[[Sam Toy]]''' was chair of [[Ford of Britain|Ford Motor Company]] and saw the company make their last [[Ford Cortina]]?
*...that the '''[[Lizard peninsula]]''', [[Great Britain|Britain]]'s most southerly point, is also home to its only example of an [[ophiolite]]?
*...that the elemental metal '''[[titanium]]''' was discovered by the [[Cornish people|Cornish]] [[clergyman]] and [[mineralogist]] [[William Gregor]]?

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*...that 300 years ago there was a [[Jacobite uprising in Cornwall of 1715|Jacobite uprising in Cornwall]]?
*...that the [[South America]]n '''[[Araucaria araucana|Monkey Puzzle tree]]''' ''(pictured)'' was introduced to [[Great Britain|Britain]] by the [[Cornish people|Cornishman]] [[William Lobb]]?
*...that [[Great Britain]]'s '''[[Rugby union at the 1908 Summer Olympics|rugby union team]]''' at the [[1908 Summer Olympics]] was represented by [[Cornwall]]?
*...that the [[Cornwall|Cornish]] port of '''[[Newlyn]]''' was the last port of call in [[Great Britain|Britain]] before the [[Pilgrim Fathers]] set sail for the [[New World]] onboard the [[Mayflower]] in 1620?
*...that a [[Mining in Cornwall|mine]] known as "Wheal Wherry" in the village of '''[[Wherrytown]]''' was forced to close in 1798 when a [[ship]] collided with it?

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{{!}}The [[tidal island]] of '''[[St Michael's Mount]]''' is the historic Cornish counterpart of [[Mont Saint-Michel]] and is now visitor attraction controlled by the [[National Trust for Places of Historic Interest or Natural Beauty|National Trust]].
|[[File:Tresco - aerial photo6.jpg|300px|Tresco]]
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{{!}}'''[[Tresco, Isles of Scilly|Tresco]]''' is the second largest of the five inhabited [[island]]s of the [[Isles of Scilly]], with a population of 180. The primary economic activity of the island is [[tourism]].
|[[File:Porthcurno Bay and Logan Rock Headland.jpg|300px|Porthcurno Bay and Logan Rock Headland]]
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{{!}}Porthcurno Bay and Logan Rock Headland, taken from the top of Mansel's Hill in [[Porthcurno]]
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|[[File:Minack Panorama.jpg|350px|Minack Theatre]]
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{{!}}The '''[[Minack Theatre]]''' is an open-air [[theatre]], constructed above a gully with a rocky granite outcrop jutting into the sea of the south Cornish coast.
|[[File:West Penwith Coast2.jpg|300px|West Penwith]]
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{{!}}The '''[[Penwith|West Penwith]] coast''', can be viewed from a passenger helicopter travelling from the [[Isles of Scilly]] to the [[Penzance Heliport]].
|[[Image:Men-an-tol.jpg|300px|Men-an-tol]]
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{{!}}The '''[[Mên-an-Tol]]''', literally meaning "the hole stone" in [[Cornish language|Cornish]], is a small formation of standing stones near the [[Madron]]-[[Morvah]] road in [[Penwith]].
|[[Image:Goonhilly Arthur.jpg|200px|Goonhilly Satellite Earth Station]]
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{{!}}The Antenna One satellite dish (dubbed "Arthur") at the '''[[Goonhilly Satellite Earth Station]]''', the largest [[satellite]] earth receiving station in the world with over 60 dishes in total. Arthur, built on the site in 1962 to link with [[Telstar]], is 29.5 metres in diameter and weighs 1,100 [[tonne]]s. Dishes are named after characters in [[King Arthur|Arthurian]] legend.
|[[Image:Morvah chapel cornwall.jpg|centre|300px|Morvah Methodist chapel]]
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{{!}}A '''Methodist chapel in [[Morvah]]''', with an [[Anglicanism|Anglican]] church behind. The [[Methodism]] of [[John Wesley]] proved to be very popular with the working classes in Cornwall in the 19th century, becoming the leading form of [[Christianity in Cornwall|Christianity]]. The chapels became important social centres, with [[male voice choir]]s and other church-affiliated groups playing a central role in the social lives of working class [[Cornish people|Cornishmen]].
|[[Image:Eden Project geodesic domes panorama.jpg|centre|350px|Panoramic view of the [[geodesic dome]] structures of the [[Eden Project]].]]
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{{!}}Panoramic view of the [[geodesic dome]] structures of the '''[[Eden Project]]''', a large-scale environmental complex near [[St Austell]]. The project was conceived by [[Tim Smit]] and has quickly become one of the most popular visitor attractions in the United Kingdom. The complex includes two giant, transparent domes made of [[ETFE]] cushions, each emulating a natural [[biome]], that house plant species from around the world. The first emulates a tropical environment, the other a warm temperate, Mediterranean environment. The project took 2½ years to construct and opened to the public in March 2001.
|[[File:TruroFalmouthAerial.jpg|200px|Carrick Roads]]
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{{!}}An aerial view of '''[[Carrick Roads]]''', with [[Falmouth, Cornwall|Falmouth]] in the top right and [[Truro]] in the bottom right. The Roads are a large natural harbour and waterway, created after the [[Ice age]] from an ancient valley that flooded. 
|[[File:The Tin Miner - Fore St. Redruth.jpg|150px|"The Tin Miner" statue in Redruth]]
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{{!}}'''The Tin Miner''' statue in Fore Street, [[Redruth]], representing the history of the men who worked down the [[Mining in Cornwall and Devon|tin and copper mines in the area]].
|[[File:Newlyn Harbour.jpg|300px|Newlyn]]
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{{!}}[[Fishing vessel|Fishing boats]] in the harbour at '''[[Newlyn]]''', where fishing is the main industry. [[Fishing in Cornwall]] has traditionally been one of the major elements of the economy, with [[pilchard]]s being the main catch around and before the 19th century, turning to a [[crustacean]]-based catch by the mid 20th century. 
|[[File:Mousehole 08.jpg|300px|Mousehole]]
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{{!}}[[Boat]]s in the harbour at the fishing village of '''[[Mousehole]]'''. The village is the setting for ''[[The Mousehole Cat]]'', a children's book written by [[Antonia Barber]], based on the legend of fisherman [[Tom Bawcock]] ending a famine in the 16th century.
|[[File:Truro Cathedral 7.jpg|300px|Truro Cathedral]]
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{{!}}'''[[Truro Cathedral]]''', seen here from the [[River Truro]], is the only [[cathedral]] in Cornwall, giving [[Truro]] its city status. The cathedral is a [[Grade I listed buildings in Cornwall|Grade I listed building]] and is one of only three cathedrals in the UK to have [[Three-spired cathedrals in the United Kingdom|three spires]].
|[[Image:Scillonian_Cross.png|300px|The Scillonian Cross]]
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{{!}}The '''Scillonian Cross''', an unofficial [[flag]] of the [[Isles of Scilly]], and the result of a campaign launched by Scilly News in early [[2002]] for a design.
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===History===
*<span style="font-size:90%;">'''[[History of Cornwall|History]]''' - [[Timeline of Cornish history]] - [[Cornovii (Cornish)|Cornovii]] - [[Dumnonii]] - [[Dumnonia]] - [[Kings of Dumnonia]] - [[Kingdom of Cornwall]] - [[List of Cornish saints|Cornish saints]] - [[Battle of Deorham]] - [[Cornish Rebellion of 1497]] - [[Duchy of Cornwall]] - [[Michael An Gof]] - [[Second Cornish Uprising of 1497]] - [[Prayer Book Rebellion]] - [[List of legendary rulers of Cornwall]] - [[Cornish currency]] - [[Cornwall in the English Civil War]] - [[Battle of Lostwithiel]] - [[Jacobite uprising in Cornwall of 1715]] - [[Hundreds of Cornwall]] - [[Cornish emigration]] - [[Newlyn riots]] - [[Penlee lifeboat disaster]] - [[1983 British Airways Sikorsky S-61 crash]] - [[Boscastle flood of 2004]]</span>

===Geography===
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*'''[[Geography of Cornwall|Geography]]''' - [[Geology of Cornwall|Geology]] - [[Flora and fauna of Cornwall|Flora and fauna]] - [[List of Special Areas of Conservation in Cornwall|Special Areas of Conservation]] - [[List of Sites of Special Scientific Interest in Cornwall|Sites of Special Scientific Interest]]
*'''Natural Regions''' - [[Bodmin Moor]] - [[Carnmenellis]] - [[Cornish Killas]] - [[Hensbarrow]] - [[Tamar Valley, England|Tamar Valley]] - [[The Lizard]] - [[West Penwith]] 
*'''Former districts''' - [[Penwith]] - [[Kerrier]] - [[Carrick, Cornwall|Carrick]] - [[Restormel]] - [[Caradon]] - [[North Cornwall]]
*'''[[List of places in Cornwall|Settlements]]''' - [[Truro]] - [[St Austell]] - [[Falmouth, Cornwall|Falmouth]] - [[Penzance]] - [[Camborne]] - [[Newquay]] - [[Bodmin]] - [[Redruth]] - [[St Ives, Cornwall|St Ives]] - [[Helston]] - [[Bude]] - [[Liskeard]] - [[Hayle]] - [[Launceston, Cornwall|Launceston]] - [[Penryn, Cornwall|Penryn]] - ''[[List of places in Cornwall|full list...]]''
*'''[[List of hills of Cornwall|Hills]]''' - [[Alex Tor]] - [[Brown Willy]] - [[Caradon Hill]] - [[Carnmenellis]] - [[Condolden]] - [[Hawk's Tor, North Hill|Hawk's Tor]] - [[Hensbarrow Beacon]] - [[Kilmar Tor]] - [[Rough Tor]] - [[Stowe's Hill]] - [[The Beacon, Cornwall|The Beacon]] - [[Tregonning Hill]] - [[Trencrom Hill]] - [[Watch Croft]]
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===Politics===
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*'''[[Politics of Cornwall|Politics]]''' - [[Cornwall Council]] - [[South West England]] - [[Isles of Scilly]] - [[Civil parishes in Cornwall|Civil parishes]] 
*'''[[List of Parliamentary constituencies in Cornwall|Parliamentary constituencies]]''' - [[Parliamentary representation from Cornwall]] - [[Camborne and Redruth (UK Parliament constituency)|Camborne and Redruth]] - [[North Cornwall (UK Parliament constituency)|North Cornwall]] - [[South East Cornwall (UK Parliament constituency)|South East Cornwall]] - [[St Austell and Newquay (UK Parliament constituency)|St Austell and Newquay]] - [[St Ives (UK Parliament constituency)|St Ives]] - [[Truro and Falmouth (UK Parliament constituency)|Truro and Falmouth]]
*'''[[Cornish nationalism]]''' - [[Cornish Assembly]] - [[Constitutional status of Cornwall]] - [[Cornish Foreshore Case]] - [[Revived Cornish Stannary Parliament]] - [[Mebyon Kernow]] - [[Cornish Nationalist Party]] - [[Cornish National Liberation Army]]
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===Economy and demographics===
*<span style="font-size:90%;">'''[[Economy of Cornwall|Economy]]''' - [[Mining in Cornwall|Mining]] - [[Transport in Cornwall|Transport]] - [[Duchy of Cornwall]] - [[South West Regional Assembly]] - [[South West of England Regional Development Agency]] - [[Cornish people]] - [[Cornish emigration]] - [[List of people from Cornwall|People from Cornwall]]</span>

===Culture===
*<span style="font-size:90%;">'''[[Culture of Cornwall|Culture]]''' - [[Cornish language]] - [[Cornish people]] - [[Saint Piran's Flag]] - [[Saint Piran's Day]] - [[The Song of the Western Men]] - [[Gorseth Kernow]] - [[Cornish kilts and tartans]] - [[Pasty]] - [[Media in Cornwall|Media]] - [[Music of Cornwall|Music]] - [[Cornish festivals]] - [[Cornish dance]] - [[Diocese of Truro]] - [[Rugby in Cornwall]] - [[Cornish wrestling]] - [[Cornish hurling]] - [[Literature in Cornish]] - [[Bible translations into Cornish]] - [[King Arthur]]</span>
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===Featured articles===
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*{{icon|FA}} [[:King Arthur]]
*{{icon|FA}} [[:William Bonville, 1st Baron Bonville]]
*{{icon|FA}} [[:Doom Bar]]
*{{icon|FA}} [[:Loss of MV Darlwyne]]
*{{icon|FA}} [[:Red-billed chough]]
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===Main page featured articles===
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* [[:King Arthur]]
* [[:William Bonville, 1st Baron Bonville]]
* [[:Doom Bar]]
* [[:Loss of MV Darlwyne]]
* [[:Red-billed chough]]
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===Featured lists===
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*{{icon|FL}} [[:List of Cornwall County Cricket Club List A players]]
*{{icon|FL}} [[:List of Sites of Special Scientific Interest in Cornwall]]
*{{icon|FL}} [[:List of churches preserved by the Churches Conservation Trust in Southwest England]]
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*{{icon|GA}} [[:1866 Helston by-election]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Bal maiden]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:1983 British Airways Helicopters Sikorsky S-61 crash]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Queen Camilla]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Charles III]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Climate of south-west England]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Clotted cream]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Constantine (Briton)]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Cornish people]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:HMS Cornwall (56)]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Henry Pering Pellew Crease]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Cromwell's Castle]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:HMS Falmouth (1910)]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Gallos (sculpture)]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Piers Gaveston, 1st Earl of Cornwall]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Harry's Walls]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Robert Peverell Hichens]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Kitty Lee Jenner]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:King Charles's Castle]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Laura Knight]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Large Black]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Launceston Castle]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Henry Martyn]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Old Blockhouse]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Oliver's Battery, Tresco]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Pasty]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Pendennis Castle]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Penhallam]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Port Gaverne]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:St Catherine's Castle]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:St Mawes Castle]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Sir Bevil Grenville's Monument]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Augustus Smith (politician)]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Battle of Sourton Down]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Squab pie]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Stargazy pie]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:SS Suevic]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Tamar Bridge]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Theodore Paleologus]]
*{{icon|GA}} [[:Zennor Head]]
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*{{icon|DGA}} [[:British Isles]]
*{{icon|DGA}} [[:British people]]
*{{icon|DGA}} [[:Isles of Scilly]]
*{{icon|DGA}} [[:South West Coast Path]]
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===In the News articles===
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*{{icon|itn}} [[:Jethro (comedian)]]
*{{icon|itn}} [[:John Nott]]
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