UK Counties General Knowledge: Cornwall

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Popular visitor attraction near St. Austell, consisting of two huge domes which house thousands of plant species.

Most westerly point of mainland Cornwall and England.

The largest of the Scilly Isles

Popular TV Chef, celebratory resident of Padstow.

Cornwall's county town and only city.

A traditional pub on Bodmin Moor and the setting for Daphne du Maurier's 1936 novel.

This beach is home to the British Surfing Association and is Britain's most famous surfing beach.

The name for the county in Cornish.

The legendary King that Tintagel Castle has been associated with.

Novelist, best known for 'Lord of the Flies', born in Newquay.

Town on Corwall's northern coast, home to a world renowned art gallery.

The Duchess of Cornwall's first name.

Popular Cornish dish, usually made with beef and vegetables.

A village and fishing port on the cornish north coast, flooded extensively in August 2004.

Darwin's HMS Beagle anchored here upon returning from it's noted survey voyage around the world.

The most southerly point of mainland Great Britain.

During the Middle Ages, and again in the early 19th century, Cornwall was the major miner and producer of this.

River which marks the Border between Cornwall and Devon.

Island and castle, reached by a causeway, near Penzance.

From the Cornish Bronn Wennili, meaning "hill of swallows", this Hill is the highest point on Bodmin Moor and of Cornwall as a whole.