St Peter, Mithian
Place of worship in Carnhot
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St Peter, Mithian in Carnhot is listed here under Place of worship. You'll find it in Carnhot.
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In and around Carnhot
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View allCaer Dane
Perranwell · 3.7 miles
later prehistoric multiple enclosure fort. It is surrounded on three of its four sides by small streams and sits across the valley to the south west from another site Caer Kief
Caer Kief
Carnkief · 3.7 miles
Rounds are small embanked enclosures, one of a range of settlement types dating to between the later Iron Age and Rounds are small embanked enclosures, one of a range of settlement types dating to between the later Iron Age and the early post-Roman period
Pennance Consols
Lanner · 4.3 miles
Old engine house for defunct copper mine
Perran Round
Rose · 5 miles
A plen an gwary, a Cornish medieval amphitheatre
Daubuz Moor
Truro · 5 miles
Daubuz Moor nature reserve. Managed by Truro Town Council with the Freinds of Daubuz Moor.
Basset Monument
Carn Brea · 5.6 miles
90 foot high Celtic cross. Monument to Francis Basset, 1st Baron de Dunstanville and Basset. 1836.
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