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  The West Country Challenge Day 4-6: Cornwall and Scilly

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Core articles

 * 1) 32nd (Cornwall) Regiment of Foot
 * 2) A30 road
 * 3) A39 road
 * 4) John Couch Adams
 * 5) Anglo-Cornish
 * 6) Antony House
 * 7) Barbara Hepworth Museum
 * 8) Bible Christian Church
 * 9) Bishop of Cornwall
 * 10) William Bligh
 * 11) Bodmin
 * 12) Bodmin and Wenford Railway
 * 13) Bodmin Moor
 * 14) Bonython Manor
 * 15) Boscastle flood of 2004
 * 16) Caerhays Castle
 * 17) Camborne
 * 18) Camborne School of Mines
 * 19) Camelford water pollution incident
 * 20) Carclew House
 * 21) Carnanton House
 * 22) Carrick Roads
 * 23) Castle an Dinas, St Columb Major
 * 24) Charles, Prince of Wales
 * 25) Christianity in Cornwall
 * 26) Climate of south-west England
 * 27) Clotted cream
 * 28) Constitutional status of Cornwall
 * 29) Combined Universities in Cornwall
 * 30) Cornish cuisine
 * 31) Cornish currency
 * 32) Cornish diaspora
 * 33) Cornish heraldry
 * 34) Cornish Main Line
 * 35) Cornwall Railway
 * 36) Cornish Rebellion of 1497
 * 37) Cornish language
 * 38) Cornish literature
 * 39) Cornish mythology
 * 40) Cornish nationalism
 * 41) Cornish Pirates
 * 42) Cornish people
 * 43) Cornish surnames
 * 44) Cornish wrestling
 * 45) Cornovii (Cornwall)
 * 46) Cornwall
 * 47) Cornwall Air Ambulance
 * 48) Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape
 * 49) Cornwall Council
 * 50) Cornwall County Cricket Club
 * 51) Cornwall Wildlife Trust
 * 52) Cornubian batholith
 * 53) Jonathan Couch
 * 54) Richard Quiller Couch
 * 55) Culture of Cornwall
 * 56) Daphne du Maurier
 * 57) Ding Dong mines
 * 58) '''Diocese of Truro
 * 59) Duchy of Cornwall
 * 60) Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry
 * 61) Dumnonia
 * 62) Dumnonii
 * 63) Economy of Cornwall
 * 64) Eden Project
 * 65) English China Clays
 * 66) John Samuel Enys
 * 67) Falmouth, Cornwall
 * 68) Fir Hill Manor
 * 69) Fishing in Cornwall
 * 70) Bob Fitzsimmons
 * 71) Flora and fauna of Cornwall
 * 72) Geography of Cornwall
 * 73) Geology of Cornwall
 * 74) Glasney College
 * 75) Godolphin Estate
 * 76) William Golding
 * 77) Goonhilly Satellite Earth Station
 * 78) Gorsedh Kernow
 * 79) Great Cornish families
 * 80) Heligan estate
 * 81) Barbara Hepworth
 * 82) Hidden Valley Discovery Park
 * 83) History of Cornwall
 * 84) HMS Cornwall (1692)
 * 85) HMS Cornwall (1812)
 * 86) HMS Cornwall (56)
 * 87) HMS Cornwall (F99)
 * 88) HMS Falmouth (1693)
 * 89) HMS Falmouth (1708)
 * 90) HMS Falmouth (1752)
 * 91) HMS Falmouth (1910)
 * 92) HMS Falmouth (F113)
 * 93) Ince Castle
 * 94) Isles of Scilly
 * 95) Jamaica Inn
 * 96) Henry Jenner
 * 97) Killigarth Manor
 * 98) Land's End
 * 99) Launceston Castle
 * 100) Launceston, Cornwall
 * 101) Lawrence House
 * 102) Bernard Leach
 * 103) Liskeard
 * 104) List of Cornish dialect words
 * 105) List of Cornish saints
 * 106) List of Parliamentary constituencies in Cornwall
 * 107) List of shipwrecks of Cornwall
 * 108) List of shipwrecks of Cornwall (19th century)
 * 109) List of shipwrecks of Cornwall (20th century)
 * 110) List of shipwrecks of the Isles of Scilly
 * 111) List of shipwrecks of the Isles of Scilly (19th century)
 * 112) Lost Gardens of Heligan
 * 113) Lostwithiel
 * 114) Manor of Alverton
 * 115) Mark of Cornwall
 * 116) Mebyon Kernow
 * 117) Media in Cornwall
 * 118) Merlin Cinemas
 * 119) Mining in Cornwall and Devon
 * 120) Mount Edgcumbe House
 * 121) Music of Cornwall
 * 122) National Maritime Museum Cornwall
 * 123) Newquay
 * 124) North Cornwall
 * 125) Padstow
 * 126) PASAB
 * 127) Pasty
 * 128) Pencarrow
 * 129) Penhallam
 * 130) Penlee lifeboat disaster
 * 131) Penpol, Lesnewth
 * 132) Pentillie
 * 133) Penwith
 * 134) Penzance
 * 135) Penzance Natural History and Antiquarian Society
 * 136) Place House
 * 137) Poldark
 * 138) Politics of Cornwall
 * 139) Port Eliot
 * 140) Prideaux Place
 * 141) Porthcurno Telegraph Museum
 * 142) Arthur Quiller-Couch
 * 143) RAF St Eval
 * 144) RAF St Mawgan
 * 145) Redruth
 * 146) Richard Lower (physician)
 * 147) Richard Trevithick
 * 148) River Fowey
 * 149) River Tamar
 * 150) RNAS Culdrose (HMS Seahawk)
 * 151) Royal Cornwall Hospital
 * 152) Royal Cornwall Museum
 * 153) Royal Institution of Cornwall
 * 154) Saint Petroc
 * 155) Saint Piran's Flag
 * 156) Seven Stars, Falmouth
 * 157) Somerset and Cornwall Light Infantry
 * 158) South Crofty
 * 159) St Austell
 * 160) St Ives, Cornwall
 * 161) St German's Priory
 * 162) St Mawes Castle
 * 163) St Michael's Mount
 * 164) St Petroc's Church, Bodmin
 * 165) Saltash
 * 166) Second Cornish Uprising of 1497
 * 167) South West England (European Parliament constituency)
 * 168) Sport in Cornwall
 * 169) Stadium for Cornwall
 * 170) Straw Dogs (1971 film)
 * 171) Tamar Bridge
 * 172) Tate St Ives
 * 173) The Bucket of Blood
 * 174) The Flambards Experience
 * 175) The Lizard
 * 176) The Sloop Inn
 * 177) The Song of the Western Men
 * 178) South Western Ambulance Service
 * 179) The Miners Association
 * 180) The West Cornwall Pasty Company
 * 181) D. M. Thomas
 * 182) Timeline of Cornish history
 * 183) Tinner's Arms
 * 184) Tintagel
 * 185) Tintagel Castle
 * 186) Tolverne
 * 187) Trago Mills
 * 188) Tregarden
 * 189) Tregenna Castle
 * 190) Tregothnan
 * 191) Trereife House
 * 192) Trerice
 * 193) Tresillian House
 * 194) Richard Trevithick
 * 195) Trewarthenick Estate
 * 196) Trinity House National Lighthouse Museum
 * 197) Tristan
 * 198) Truro
 * 199) Truro Cathedral
 * 200) Tullimaar House
 * 201) Wadebridge
 * 202) West Country
 * 203) Whiteford House
 * 204) Withielgoose House

Cleanup highlights
See Cornwall cleanup list

Stubs

 * 1954 I Cornwall MRC Formula 1 Race
 * 1954 II Cornwall MRC Formula 1 Race
 * 1955 Cornwall MRC Formula 1 Race
 * 1992–93 Cornwall League 2
 * 2007–08 Cornwall League 1
 * 2007–08 Cornwall League 2
 * 2008–09 Cornwall League 1
 * 2008–09 Cornwall League 2
 * 2009–10 Cornwall League 1
 * 2011–12 Tribute Cornwall League 1
 * 2011–12 Tribute Cornwall League 2
 * A Seaside Parish
 * A. E. Rodda & Son
 * A3071 road
 * A388 road
 * A390 road
 * William Adams (oculist)
 * Addington, Cornwall
 * Adwen
 * Æthelred of Cornwall
 * Against the Tide (film)
 * Thomas Agar-Robartes
 * Albaston
 * All Saints' Church, Bryher
 * All Saints' Church, Falmouth
 * All Saints’ Church, Pentewan
 * Allantide
 * Amalebra
 * Amalveor
 * Carlos de Amésquita
 * Anderton, Cornwall
 * Andrew of Cornwall
 * Angarrack
 * Angarrack viaduct
 * John Angarrack
 * Angarrick
 * Angove
 * Antony Passage
 * Antony, Cornwall
 * Marshel Arthur
 * Baron Arundell of Trerice
 * John Arundell (1392–1423)
 * John Arundell (1421–1473)
 * John Arundell (admiral)
 * John Arundell (of Trerice, died 1580)
 * John Arundell (Royalist)
 * Thomas Arundell (of Duloe)
 * Ashill, Cornwall
 * Ashton, Cornwall
 * Associateship of the Camborne School of Mines
 * Associateship of the Camborne School of Mines (ACSM)
 * James Tuchet, 7th Baron Audley
 * Austol
 * Badgall
 * Badharlick
 * Bagnall 0-4-0ST No. 19
 * Bake Fishing Lakes
 * Bake, Cornwall
 * Bakesdown
 * Baldhu
 * Ball, Cornwall
 * Jonathan Ball (architect)
 * Ballowall Barrow
 * Balwest
 * Bangors
 * Bant's Carn
 * Barbara Hepworth Museum
 * Barcelona, Cornwall
 * Bardic name
 * Bareppa
 * William Foster Barham
 * Barkla Shop
 * Andrew Ketcham Barnett
 * Barripper
 * Barstowite
 * Bass Point (England)
 * Frances Basset, 2nd Baroness Basset
 * Francis Basset (1715–1769)
 * John Basset (writer)
 * George Basset
 * C. T. Bate
 * Bathpool, Cornwall
 * Battle of Sourton Down
 * Baulk Head to Mullion
 * Bawden Rocks
 * Bealbury
 * Bealsmill
 * Joe Bearman
 * Vanessa Beeman
 * Richard Bellings (courtier)
 * Bennacott
 * Wilfred Bennetto
 * Benny Halt railway station
 * Berepper
 * Berriowbridge
 * Bespoke Music
 * Bethel, Cornwall
 * Betty Stogs
 * Beunans Meriasek
 * William Bickford (1774–1834)
 * Bilberry, Cornwall
 * Billacott
 * Bishop Cornish C of E VA Primary School
 * Bishop of St Germans
 * Bishop's Quay
 * Bissom
 * Black and Gold (Cornish song)
 * Black Tor Ferry
 * John Thomas Blight
 * Blowinghouse
 * Blue Anchor, Cornwall
 * Blunts, Cornwall
 * George Blyth (MP)
 * Boardmasters Festival
 * Bocaddon
 * Bodanna
 * Bodbrane
 * Bodella
 * Bodellick
 * Bodelva
 * Boderwennack
 * Bodgate
 * Bodieve
 * Bodiggo
 * Bodilly
 * Bodiniel
 * Bodmin Airfield
 * Bodmin by-election, 1916
 * Bodmin by-election, 1941
 * Bodmin Friary
 * Bodmin Hospital
 * Bodmin Riding
 * Bodmin Rural District
 * Bodrean
 * Bodrigan
 * Bodulgate
 * Bodwannick
 * Bodway
 * Bodwen
 * Bofarnel
 * Bohago
 * Bohetherick
 * Bohortha
 * Bojewyan
 * Bokiddick
 * Boleigh
 * Boleigh Fogou
 * Bolenowe
 * Bolingey
 * Bolitho, Cornwall
 * John Bolitho
 * Bolster Day
 * Bolventor
 * Thomasine, Lady Percival
 * Thomas Bond (topographer)
 * Bonython Manor
 * Booby's Bay
 * Boquio
 * Boscadjack
 * Boscarne Junction railway station
 * Boscaswell
 * Boscean
 * Boscoppa
 * Boscreege
 * Boskednan
 * Boskenna
 * Bosleake
 * Boslowick
 * Boslymon
 * John Boson (writer)
 * Nicholas Boson
 * Thomas Boson
 * Bosoughan
 * Bosporthennis
 * John Bosustow
 * Boswedden Mine
 * Granny Boswell
 * Boswens Menhir
 * Boswin
 * Boswinger
 * Boswyn
 * Botallack Mine
 * Botallackite
 * Bottoms, Cornwall
 * Ronald Bottrall
 * Botusfleming
 * Bowithick
 * Bowling Green, Cornwall
 * Bowman Yachts
 * Box's Shop
 * Bradford, Cornwall
 * Brane Barrow
 * Brane, Cornwall
 * Brannel School
 * Bray Shop
 * Billy Bray
 * Brazacott
 * Brea Hill
 * Brea, Cornwall
 * Breney Common
 * Brent, Cornwall
 * Brides in Cornwall
 * Bridge, Cornwall
 * Bridges, Cornwall
 * Bridgetown, Cornwall
 * Brighton, Cornwall
 * Brihtwold
 * Brill, Cornwall
 * British NVC community H5
 * British NVC community H6
 * Bro Goth agan Tasow
 * Broad Lane
 * Broadlane
 * Brocton, Cornwall
 * Brooks, Cornwall
 * Brunnion
 * Saint Bryvyth
 * Bude Sea Pool
 * Budehaven Community School
 * Bude–Stratton
 * Budge's Shop
 * Bugle, Cornwall
 * Francis Buller (Parliamentarian)
 * Richard Bullock
 * Burgois
 * Burhweald
 * Buriana
 * Burlawn
 * W. J. Burley
 * Burlorne Pillow
 * Burlorne Tregoose
 * Burn, Cornwall
 * Burncoose
 * Burniere
 * Burnthouse, Cornwall
 * Burras
 * Burraton
 * Burraton Coombe
 * Winfrid Burrows
 * Buryas Bridge
 * Bush, Cornwall
 * Roger Bush (priest)
 * Busveal
 * John But
 * Butteriss Gate
 * Buttsbear Cross
 * Cadoc of Cornwall
 * Calenick
 * Call baronets
 * Callestick
 * Callington Community College
 * Callington railway station
 * Callington Town F.C.
 * Calloose
 * Calstock Rural District
 * Calvadnack
 * Camborne (UK Parliament constituency)
 * Camborne Redruth Community Hospital
 * Camborne Town Band
 * Camborne Urban District
 * Camborne–Redruth Urban District
 * Cambrose
 * Camelford RFC
 * Camelford Rural District
 * Harry Cann
 * Cannalidgey
 * Canon's Town
 * Canworthy Water
 * Cape Cornwall School
 * Caradon Hill
 * Carbis
 * Carclaze
 * Cardinham Grange
 * John Carew (regicide)
 * Carey Park, Cornwall
 * Carfury
 * Cargreen
 * Carkeel
 * Carland Cross
 * Carlidnack
 * Carloggas
 * Carluddon
 * Carlyon
 * Loveday Carlyon
 * Carminow Cross
 * Carn Arthen
 * Carn Brea Village
 * Carn Kenidjack
 * Carn Towan
 * Carne, Cornwall
 * Carnebone
 * Carnglaze Caverns
 * Carnhell Green
 * Carnhot
 * Carnkie, Redruth
 * Carnkie, Wendron
 * Carnkief Pond
 * Carnon Downs
 * Carnsmerry
 * Carnyorth
 * Caroe
 * Carpalla
 * Carrack Gladden
 * Carrick District Council elections
 * Carrick Heaths
 * Carrick Roads
 * Carrine Common & Penwethers
 * Herbert Augustine Carter
 * Florence Carter-Wood
 * Carthamartha
 * Carwynnen
 * Carzise
 * Castallack
 * Castle Dor
 * Castle Gate, Cornwall
 * Catchall, Cornwall
 * Catchfrench
 * Cathedral City Cheddar
 * Gerry Cawley
 * Cawsand
 * Cawsand Bay
 * Celticisation
 * John Chamond
 * Chapel Town, Cornwall
 * Chapel, Cornwall
 * Chenhalls
 * Chenoweth
 * Chewidden Thursday
 * China stone
 * Chris Opie
 * Church Coombe
 * Church Cove
 * Church Rock, Penwith
 * Church Town, Cornwall
 * Churchbridge, Cornwall
 * Churchtown, Cornwall
 * Chyandour
 * Chyanvounder
 * Chycoose
 * Chymorvah House
 * Chynhale
 * Chyvarloe
 * Chûn Quoit
 * Clay Trails
 * Clerkenwater
 * Clome oven
 * Clowance Wood
 * Clubworthy
 * Coad's Green
 * Richard Coad
 * Cocks, Cornwall
 * Cockwells
 * Colan, Cornwall
 * Cold Northcott
 * Coldharbour, Cornwall
 * Coldvreath
 * Colesloggett Halt railway station
 * Collamoor Head
 * Colliford Lake
 * Colman Rashleigh
 * Myrna Combellack
 * Come-to-Good
 * Comford
 * Common Moor, Cornwall
 * Comoere
 * Conan of Cornwall
 * Condolden
 * Condurrite
 * Congdon's Shop
 * Connon
 * Connor Downs
 * Constantine Bay
 * Convent of the Epiphany
 * Tony Cook (rugby player)
 * Cooksland, Cornwall
 * Coombe, Bude
 * Coombe, Camborne
 * Coombe, Gwennap
 * Coombe, Kea
 * Coombe, Liskeard
 * Coombe, St Austell
 * Jessica Cooper
 * Selina Cooper
 * Coppathorne
 * Copperhouse
 * Copthorne, Cornwall
 * Corgee, Cornwall
 * Corineus
 * Cornish & Devon Post
 * Cornish alphabet
 * Cornish Aromatic
 * Cornish Blue
 * Cornish Brie
 * Cornish Canadians
 * Cornish Cyder Farm
 * Cornish Gilliflower
 * Cornish Guardian
 * Cornish Killas
 * Cornish Mines and Engines
 * Cornish Nation
 * Cornish Parachute Centre
 * Cornish Pasty Association
 * Cornish Solidarity
 * Cornish Studies Centre
 * Cornish Way
 * John Cornish
 * Cornwall & Devon Media
 * Cornwall 2000
 * Cornwall College
 * Cornwall County Constabulary
 * Cornwall County Council election, 1977
 * Cornwall County Cricket Club
 * Cornwall Cricket League
 * Cornwall Film Festival
 * Cornwall Life
 * Cornwall MRC Formula 1 Race
 * Cornwall Record Office
 * Cornwall Today
 * Cornwall Women cricket team
 * Corrigiola litoralis
 * Costean
 * Costislost
 * Coswinsawsin
 * Cot Valley
 * Cotehele
 * Couch's Mill
 * Couchs Mill
 * Council of the West
 * Margaret Ann Courtney
 * Coverack Bridges
 * Cowlands
 * Cox Hill, Cornwall
 * Coxford, Cornwall
 * Coxpark
 * Crafthole
 * Crahan
 * Crantock Monastery
 * Crean, Cornwall
 * Creed, Cornwall
 * Creegbrawse
 * Crelly
 * Cremyll
 * Cribbar
 * Criggan
 * Crim Rocks
 * Crimp, Cornwall
 * Cripp's Cove
 * Cripplesease
 * Croanford
 * Croft Mitchell
 * Crofthandy
 * Cross Coombe
 * Cross Hill, Cornwall
 * Cross Lanes, Cornwall
 * Crossgate, Cornwall
 * Crow's Nest, Cornwall
 * Crowdy Reservoir
 * Alfred C. Crowle
 * Crowntown
 * Crows-an-Wra
 * Crugmeer
 * Crumplehorn
 * Crying the Neck
 * Cuckoo Rock to Turbot Point
 * Cumpas Ltd
 * Curgurrell
 * Currian Vale
 * Curry Lane
 * Cury
 * Cusgarne
 * Cussel an Tavas Kernuak
 * Cusveorth Coombe
 * Cutmadoc
 * Cutmere
 * Dachuna
 * Dalla
 * Dalleth
 * Daniel of Cornwall
 * Dannonchapel
 * Darite
 * Darley Oak
 * Darleyford
 * Grenville Davey
 * James Davey
 * Davidstow Cheddar
 * Daw's House
 * Daymer Bay
 * De Lank Quarries
 * Alfred Aaron de Pass
 * Bernard Deacon
 * Frederick Dean
 * Degibna
 * Dehwelans Kernow
 * Delkiow Sivy
 * Delyow Derow
 * Demelza
 * Demise of the Crown Act 1727
 * John Denzel
 * Deveral
 * Deviock
 * Dimson
 * Piers Dixon
 * Dizzard
 * Dobwalls
 * Dobwalls and Trewidland
 * Doddycross
 * Donyarth
 * Doublebois
 * Downderry
 * Downgate, Cornwall
 * Downhill, Cornwall
 * Downinney
 * Anne Dowriche
 * Drakewalls
 * Drawbridge, Cornwall
 * Drift Reservoir
 * Drift, Cornwall
 * Drym
 * Henry Du Boulay
 * Duchies in England
 * Duchies of Lancaster and Cornwall (Accounts) Act 1838
 * Duchy League
 * Duchy of Cornwall (No. 2) Act 1844
 * Duchy of Cornwall Act 1812
 * Duchy of Cornwall Act 1844
 * Duchy of Cornwall Act 1860
 * Duchy of Cornwall Management Act 1868
 * Duchy of Cornwall Office Act 1854
 * Duchy Tenants Association
 * Dunheved Bridge
 * Dunmere, Cornwall
 * Dunslea
 * Dunveth
 * Dupath Well
 * Durgan
 * Dutson
 * Herbert Dyer
 * John Dyer (painter)
 * Ealdred (bishop of Cornwall)
 * East Cornwall Times
 * East Kerrier Rural District
 * East Taphouse
 * Eastcott, Cornwall
 * Edgcumbe, Cornwall
 * Richard Edgcumbe (1640–1688)
 * Richard Edgcumbe, 1st Baron Edgcumbe
 * Piers Edgecumbe
 * Edmonton, Cornwall
 * Eggbeare
 * Elephant Fayre
 * William Ellicott
 * Elwen
 * English Island, Isles of Scilly
 * Engollan
 * Enniscaven
 * Erica vagans
 * James Erisey
 * Escalls
 * Euny
 * Sir John Evelyn, 1st Baronet, of Wotton
 * Fal River Links
 * Falmouth & Helston League
 * Falmouth Docks
 * Falmouth Docks Police
 * Falmouth Quay Punt
 * Falmouth RFC
 * Falmouth School
 * George Boscawen, 2nd Earl of Falmouth
 * Earl of Falmouth
 * Farm tin
 * Farms Common
 * Federation of Old Cornwall Societies
 * Fenton Pits
 * Fentonadle
 * Fernsplatt
 * Feudal baronies in Cornwall
 * Feudal barony of Launceston
 * Feudal barony of Trematon
 * Figgie Hobbin
 * First South West
 * Michael Fisher (bishop)
 * Richard Fitz Turold
 * Fletchersbridge
 * Folk2Folk
 * Fonston
 * Forder, Cornwall
 * Forge, Cornwall
 * Forts in Cornwall
 * Fowey Consols mine
 * Fowey Gallants
 * Caroline Fox
 * Edward Long Fox (psychiatrist)
 * Robert Were Fox the Elder
 * Foxhole, Cornwall
 * Fraddam
 * Fraddon
 * Freathy
 * Friends Meeting House, Come-to-Good
 * Frogpool
 * Frogwell
 * Luke Frost
 * Terry Frost
 * Jon Fugler
 * Galford
 * Gam, Cornwall
 * Gang, Cornwall
 * Garker
 * Geoffrey Sneyd Garnier
 * Garras
 * Robert Geffrye
 * Richard Gendall
 * Ken George
 * Georgia, Cornwall
 * Gevrik
 * Gilbert's Coombe
 * Gillan, Cornwall
 * Ginsters
 * Glendurgan Garden
 * Gloweth
 * Gluvian
 * Glynn House
 * John Glynn
 * Godolphin Estate
 * Francis Godolphin, 2nd Baron Godolphin
 * Sidney Godolphin (colonel)
 * William Godolphin (1515–1570)
 * William Godolphin (Warden of the Stannaries)
 * Golberdon
 * Jean Golding
 * Gollawater
 * Gonamena
 * Goon Gumpas
 * Goon Piper
 * Goonabarn
 * Goonbell
 * Goonlaze
 * Goonown
 * Goonvrea
 * Gooseham
 * Gorlois
 * Gorran Churchtown
 * Gorran High Lanes
 * Goss Moor
 * Pete Goss
 * Gothers
 * John Gott (bishop)
 * Gracca
 * Grampound Road
 * William Graves (MP)
 * Great Bosullow
 * Great Ganilly
 * Great Tree
 * Green Bottom, Cornwall
 * Greenwith Common
 * Pascoe Grenfell
 * Richard Grenville (died 1577/78)
 * Grillis
 * Grimscott
 * Philip Gross
 * Grumbla
 * Gummow's Shop
 * Richard Gurney
 * Gwallon
 * Gweal, Isles of Scilly
 * Gwedna
 * Gwenter
 * Gwills
 * Saint Gwinear
 * Gwinear Downs
 * Gwinear, Cornwall
 * Hail to the Homeland
 * Halabezack
 * Halamanning
 * Haldreyn
 * Hale Mills
 * Halgabron
 * Hall for Cornwall
 * Hallew
 * Hallworthy
 * Halsetown
 * Halton Barton
 * Halvosso
 * Halwin
 * John Hambley (martyr)
 * Hamoaze
 * Hand Deeps
 * A Handbook of the Cornish Language
 * Chris Hardwick (priest)
 * David Harris (British politician)
 * John Harris (courtier)
 * John Harris (poet)
 * Pasty Harris
 * William Harris (born 1504)
 * Harrowbarrow
 * Robin Harvey
 * Hatt, Cornwall
 * Hawk's Tor
 * Hawker's Hut
 * Hay, Cornwall
 * Haye
 * Hayle Community School
 * Hayle Estuary
 * Hayle Estuary and Carrack Gladden SSSI
 * Hayle Kimbro Pool
 * Harold Hayman
 * Headland Hotel
 * Heartlands Cornwall
 * Heavy cake
 * Helebridge
 * Helford
 * Helford Passage
 * Helford River
 * Hell's Mouth, Cornwall
 * Hellandbridge
 * Hellesveor
 * Helscott
 * Helston Community College
 * Helston Museum
 * Helston Railway Preservation Company
 * Helston railway station
 * Helston Rural District
 * Helston Water
 * Charles Napier Hemy
 * Hendra Croft
 * Hendrabridge
 * Hendraburnick
 * Hensbarrow
 * Henwood, Cornwall
 * William Jory Henwood
 * Herniss
 * Hersham, Cornwall
 * Hewas Water
 * Hick's Mill
 * High Cross, Constantine
 * High Cross, Truro
 * High Street, Cornwall
 * Higher Bal
 * Higher Boscaswell
 * Higher Condurrow
 * Higher Cransworth
 * Higher Downs
 * Higher Menadew
 * Higher Porthpean
 * Higher Tolcarne
 * Higher Town, Cornwall
 * Higher Tremarcoombe
 * Highercliff
 * Highertown
 * Highway, Cornwall
 * Hillhead, Cornwall
 * Roger Hilton
 * HMS Colchester (1694)
 * HMS Eagle (1679)
 * Reginald Hobhouse
 * John Hoblyn
 * Joseph Hocking
 * Silas Hocking
 * Guy Hockley
 * Hog's pudding
 * Hoggan
 * Lady Mary Holborow
 * John Holden (bishop)
 * Holman Climax Male Voice Choir
 * Julyan Holmes
 * Holy Vale
 * Holywell, Cornwall
 * E. G. Retallack Hooper
 * Jonathan Hornblower (1717)
 * Hornick, Cornwall
 * Horningtops
 * Horsedowns
 * Roger Hosen
 * William Hughes (writer)
 * Hugus
 * Joseph Hunkin
 * David Hunt (ornithologist)
 * Huwal of the West Welsh
 * Hwerow Hweg
 * Ia of Cornwall
 * Idless
 * Illand
 * Illogan Highway
 * Inchs
 * Innisidgen
 * Inny Valley Railway
 * Inside Cornwall
 * Insworke
 * International Railway Journal
 * Isles of Scilly Wildlife Trust
 * Edward Jackett
 * Richard Jackett
 * Frederick Stanley Jackson
 * JAG Communications
 * Edwin Jaggard
 * Jago (name)
 * Fred W. P. Jago
 * James Jago
 * Jamaica Inn (1983 TV series)
 * Graham James (bishop)
 * Martin Jenkin
 * Joan the Wad
 * John Bristow
 * John of Cornwall (grammarian)
 * Joint Services School for Linguists
 * Gwilt Jolley
 * Jolly's Bottom
 * Cyril Bencraft Joly
 * E. J. Jones
 * Joppa, Cornwall
 * J. T. Jose
 * Kaskelot (tall ship)
 * Kea Monastery
 * Kehelland
 * Tony Kellow
 * Kelly, Cornwall
 * Keltic Gold
 * Kelynack
 * Kenidjack Valley
 * Kennack Sands
 * Kennack to Coverack
 * John Kennall
 * Kennards House
 * Kenneggy
 * Kenneggy Downs
 * Kenstec
 * Alan M. Kent
 * Kents, Cornwall
 * Kerley Downs
 * Kernewek Kemmyn
 * Kernewek Lowender
 * Kernick
 * Kerrier District Council elections
 * Kerrier Hundred
 * Kerrier Rural District
 * Kerris
 * Kersbrook Cross
 * Kerthen Wood
 * Kescusulyans Kernow (Conference of Cornwall)
 * Kestle
 * Kesva an Taves Kernewek
 * Maurice Key
 * Keybridge
 * Kiddlywink
 * Kilhallon
 * Killarney Springs
 * Killaworgey
 * Killigarth Manor
 * Killigrew baronets
 * Sir Peter Killigrew, 2nd Baronet
 * Killivose
 * King Doniert's Stone
 * King Harry Ferry
 * Kingbeare
 * Charles Knight (civil servant)
 * Knightor
 * Knightsmill, Cornwall
 * Kowethas an Yeth Kernewek
 * Kuggar
 * Laddenvean
 * Ladycross
 * Lafrowda Day
 * Laity Moor
 * Lamanva
 * Lambourne, Cornwall
 * Lamellion
 * Lamledra
 * Lammana Priory
 * Lamorick
 * Lamorran and Merther
 * Land Master
 * John Lander (explorer)
 * Landewednack
 * Landrake
 * Landrake with St Erney
 * Lane, Cornwall
 * Lane-end
 * Lanescot
 * Faust Lang
 * Langore
 * Languages of Cornwall
 * Lanjeth
 * Lanjew
 * Lank, Cornwall
 * Lanner and District Silver Band
 * Lansalson branch line
 * Lanteglos by Camelford
 * Lantuel
 * Lantyan
 * Larrick
 * Latchbrook
 * Latchley
 * Cassandra Latham
 * Launcells Cross
 * Launceston by-election, 1874
 * Launceston by-election, 1877
 * Launceston College, Cornwall
 * Launceston Priory
 * Launceston Rural District
 * Lavrean
 * John Lawn (miner)
 * Lawrence House, Cornwall
 * A. Lawrey
 * Leach Pottery
 * Lean's Engine Reporter
 * Leaze stone circle
 * Leburnick
 * Leedstown
 * Lelant Downs
 * Lemon baronets
 * John Lemon
 * William Lemon
 * Les Merton
 * Lesnewth Hundred
 * Lesser white-toothed shrew
 * Levalsa Meor
 * Levant Mine and Beam Engine
 * Lezerea
 * Saint Lide
 * Liskeard by-election, 1869
 * Liskeard by-election, 1876
 * Liskeard Grammar School
 * Liskeard Rural District
 * Liskeard School and Community College
 * Little Beside
 * Little Bosullow
 * Little Comfort
 * Little Eyes
 * Live 8 concert, Eden Project
 * Lizard (village)
 * Lizard Lighthouse
 * Richard Llewellin
 * Henry Lloyd (priest)
 * Michael Loam
 * Lockengate
 * Loggans Moor
 * London Cornish Rugby Football Club
 * Longdowns
 * Longships
 * Longstone, Cornwall
 * Longstone, Isles of Scilly
 * Looe Community Academy
 * Looe Estuary
 * Looe Mills
 * Lord Warden of the Stannaries
 * Christopher Lovelock
 * Lower Amble
 * Lower Bodinnar
 * Lower Boscaswell
 * Lower Brynn
 * Lower Clicker
 * Lower Croan
 * Lower Menadue
 * Lower Mill, Cornwall
 * Lower Porthpean
 * Lower Rose
 * Lower Tamar Lake
 * Lower Town, Isles of Scilly
 * Lower Trebullett
 * Lower Tregantle
 * Lower Woodley
 * Lower Woon
 * Lowermoor Incident Health Advisory Group
 * Lowermoor Water Treatment Works
 * Lowertown, Cornwall
 * Luckett, Cornwall
 * Lusty Glaze
 * Lux Park
 * Luxullianite
 * Luxulyan Valley
 * Lymsworthy Meadows
 * Lynstone
 * Maders
 * Madron Monastery
 * Madron Urban District
 * Margo Maeckelberghe
 * Maen Castle
 * Maenporth
 * Maer, Cornwall
 * Maker, Cornwall
 * Maker-with-Rame
 * Malpas, Cornwall
 * Ambrose Manaton
 * Manhay, Cornwall
 * Jessica Mann
 * Manor Parsley
 * Maps of Cornwall
 * Marazanvose
 * Chesten Marchant
 * C. R. Marshall
 * Marshgate
 * Maryfield, Cornwall
 * Josh Matavesi
 * Maudlin, Cornwall
 * Mawgan-in-Meneage
 * Maxworthy
 * Mayon, Cornwall
 * William Mayow
 * Maypole, Isles of Scilly
 * Meadery
 * Meaver
 * Meddon Moor
 * Medlyn
 * John Melhuish
 * Melinsey
 * Mellangoose
 * Mena, Cornwall
 * Menadarva
 * Menagissey
 * Meneage
 * Meneage Coastal Section
 * Menherion
 * Menna, Cornwall
 * Merlin's Cave
 * Merry Meeting
 * Merrymeet
 * Merther Lane
 * Metherell, Cornwall
 * Michaelstow
 * Middle Taphouse
 * Middle Town, Isles of Scilly
 * Middlehill, Cornwall
 * Christopher Middleton (poet)
 * Middlewood, Cornwall
 * Milcombe, Cornwall
 * Millendreath
 * Millook
 * Millpool
 * Milltown, Cornwall
 * Mineral Tramway Trails
 * Mineshope
 * Mingoose
 * Mining Exchange
 * Mining Institute of Cornwall
 * Mining sett
 * Minnehaha (cargo ship)
 * Miscarriage & Infant Loss Memorial Book
 * Mitchell, Cornwall
 * Mithian Downs
 * Mixtow
 * Baron Mohun of Okehampton
 * Reginald Mohun (died 1567)
 * William Mohun
 * Hender Molesworth
 * Sir William Molesworth, 6th Baronet
 * Molinnis
 * Mongleath
 * Monkey Sanctuary
 * Monkscross
 * Montol Festival
 * Moorswater
 * Edmund Morgan (bishop)
 * Mornick
 * Morrab Library
 * Morshead baronets
 * Mother Ivy's Bay
 * Mount Ambrose
 * Mount Edgcumbe House
 * Mount Hermon, Cornwall
 * Mount Pleasant, Cornwall
 * Mount Wellington Tin Mine
 * Mount, Cornwall
 * Simon Mountford (died 1537/38)
 * Mountjoy, Cornwall
 * Mounts Bay Academy
 * Mounts Bay RFC
 * Mousehole Wild Bird Hospital and Sanctuary
 * Movyans Skolyow Meythrin
 * Michael Moxon
 * Henry Vivian Moyle
 * Muchlarnick
 * David Mudd
 * Mulberry Downs Quarry
 * Mulberry, Cornwall
 * Mulfra
 * Mulfra Quoit
 * Mullion Island
 * Mullion School
 * Peter Mumford
 * Mundic
 * Municipal Borough of St Austell with Fowey
 * Museum of Witchcraft and Magic
 * Mylor Creek
 * Nance, Cornwall
 * Nanceddan
 * Nancegollan
 * Nancemellin
 * Nancenoy
 * Richard Nancekivell
 * Nancledra
 * Nanquidno
 * Nansloe Manor
 * Nanstallon United Youth Football Club
 * Nantithet
 * Nanven
 * Narkurs
 * National Cycle Route 2
 * National Theatre of Cornwall
 * Netherton, Cornwall
 * New Cornish Tertia army
 * New Downs
 * New Grimsby
 * New Mill, Cornwall
 * New Mills, Cornwall
 * New Polzeath
 * Newbridge, Cornwall
 * Newlyn Copper
 * Newlyn Downs
 * Newlyn School
 * Newport, Cornwall
 * Newquay Cricket Club
 * Newquay Surfing Reef
 * Newquay Tretherras
 * Newquay Voice
 * Newton, Cornwall
 * Newtown, Cornwall
 * Newtown-in-St Martin
 * Humphrey Nicholls
 * Nick Nieland
 * Nine Maidens Downs
 * Ninnes Bridge
 * Ninnes, Cornwall
 * No Man's Land, Cornwall
 * Noonvares
 * Normandy, Isles of Scilly
 * Norris Green, Cornwall
 * Edwin Norris
 * North Beer
 * North Cornwall District Council elections
 * North Cornwall Museum and Art Gallery
 * North Darley
 * Northcott, Cornwall
 * Nos Lowen
 * Notter, Cornwall
 * NOW Cornwall
 * William Noy
 * William Noye of Paul
 * Obadiah's Barrow
 * William O'Bryan
 * Ogo-dour Cove
 * Old Cardinham Castle
 * Old Grimsby
 * Old Kea
 * Old Mill, Cornwall
 * Old Park, Cornwall
 * Operation Chough
 * Packet Newspapers
 * Anna Palk
 * Sam Palladio
 * Palmersbridge
 * Pantersbridge
 * Par River, Cornwall
 * Paradise Park, Cornwall
 * Paramoor
 * Parc Erissey
 * John Pardoe
 * Park Bottom
 * Parkengear
 * Parkfield, Cornwall
 * Parnall's Canal
 * PASAB
 * Paul's Green
 * Pawton Quoit
 * Paynter's Cross
 * Paynter's Lane End
 * Andrew Pears
 * Pedn Vounder
 * Pednathise Head
 * Pelistry
 * Craig Pellowe
 * Pelynt
 * Pempwell
 * Penair School
 * Penare
 * Penbeagle
 * Penberth
 * Penberth Cove
 * Penberthy Croft Mine
 * Tony Penberthy
 * Pencarrow
 * Pencuke
 * Edward Wynne-Pendarves
 * Pendeen Vau
 * Jack Pender
 * Pendoggett
 * Pendrift
 * Penelewey
 * Pengegon
 * Pengelly
 * Pengold
 * Pengover Green
 * Penhale
 * Penhale Jakes
 * Annette Penhaligon
 * Penhallam
 * Penhallick
 * Penhallow
 * Penhalurick
 * Penhalvean
 * Penjerrick Garden
 * Penlee Battery
 * Penlee Point, Mousehole
 * Penlee Point, Rame
 * Penmayne
 * Penmere railway station
 * Pennance
 * Pennytinney
 * Penpethy
 * Penpillick
 * Penpol Creek (River Fowey)
 * Penpol, Lesnewth
 * Penpoll
 * Penponds
 * Penponds Viaduct
 * Penpont Water
 * Penpont, Cornwall
 * Penrice Community College
 * Penrose Hill
 * Penryn College
 * Pensilva
 * Penstraze
 * Pentewan Valley
 * Pentire, Cornwall
 * Pentreath
 * Penwartha
 * Penwartha Coombe
 * Penweathers
 * Penwith College
 * Penwith District Council election, 1998
 * Penwith District Council election, 1999
 * Penwith District Council election, 2000
 * Penwith District Council election, 2003
 * Penwith District Council elections
 * Penwith Housing Association
 * Penwith Hundred
 * Penwith Society of Arts
 * Penwithick
 * Penzance Heliport
 * Penzance Sailing Club
 * Percuil
 * Perran Downs
 * Perrancoombe
 * Perranporth Airfield
 * Peter and the Piskies: Cornish Folk and Fairy Tales
 * Petertide
 * Maurice Petherick
 * Petherwin Gate
 * Philleigh
 * Dave Philp
 * Piece, Cornwall
 * Piper's Pool
 * Pitpilot
 * Pityme
 * Place House
 * Plaidy, Cornwall
 * Plain Street
 * Plain-an-Gwarry
 * Playing Place
 * Plusha
 * Plushabridge
 * Poetry Cornwall / Bardhonyaeth Kernow
 * Polbathic
 * Polborder
 * Polbrock
 * Reginald Pole Carew
 * William Pole-Carew
 * Polgear
 * Polgigga
 * Polladras
 * Polmarth
 * Polmassick
 * Polmorla
 * Polpenwith
 * Polperro Gaffer
 * Poltair School
 * Polventon House
 * Polwheveral
 * Polyne Quarry
 * Polyphant
 * Poniou
 * Ponjeravah
 * Ponsanooth
 * Ponsongath
 * Pont Pill
 * Pont, Cornwall
 * Ponts Mill
 * Pool Academy
 * Malcolm Pooley
 * Port Eliot Festival
 * Port Gaverne
 * Port Isaac's Fisherman's Friends
 * Port Navas Creek
 * Porteath
 * Porth Hellick Down
 * Porth Kea
 * Porth Nanven
 * Porth Navas
 * Porth Reservoir
 * Porth, Cornwall
 * Porthcothan
 * Porthgwidden
 * Porthilly
 * Porthmeor
 * Portholland
 * Portmellon
 * Portscatho
 * Portwrinkle
 * Poughill
 * Poundstock
 * POW Camp 115, Whitecross, St. Columb Major
 * Praa Sands
 * James Praed (died 1687)
 * James Praed (died 1706)
 * Pridden
 * Prideaux Place
 * Priest Cove
 * William Prior (priest)
 * Puddle, Cornwall
 * Queen of the Isles
 * Mabel Quiller-Couch
 * Matthew Quintal
 * Quintrell Downs
 * Quoit, Cornwall
 * Ivan Rabey
 * Radio St Austell Bay
 * Radnor, Cornwall
 * RAF Cleave
 * RAF Perranporth
 * Stamford Raffles-Flint
 * Raginnis
 * Rame Peninsula
 * Rame, Maker-with-Rame
 * Rame, Wendron
 * Rashleigh family
 * Rashleigh baronets
 * John Rashleigh (1554–1624)
 * John Rashleigh (1619–93) of Coombe
 * Sir John Colman Rashleigh, 1st Baronet
 * John Rathbone
 * Donald Rawe
 * Readymoney Cove
 * Reawla
 * Red Post
 * Red River (Amal)
 * Redmoor, Cornwall
 * Redruth Grammar School
 * Redruth Rural District
 * Redruth School
 * Redtye
 * Andy Reed (rugby union)
 * Reen Manor
 * Paul Reeve
 * Alex Reid (actress)
 * Rejerrah
 * Releath
 * Relubbus
 * Rescassa
 * Reskadinnick
 * Restormel Borough Council election, 1999
 * Restormel Borough Council election, 2003
 * Restormel Borough Council elections
 * Restronguet Passage
 * Restronguet Point
 * Resugga Green
 * Retallack
 * Retew
 * Retire Common
 * Rezare
 * Rialton Grange
 * Richard Lander School
 * Jack Richards
 * Matt Richards (filmmaker)
 * The Richleighs of Tantamount
 * Alan, 1st Earl of Richmond
 * William Rigg
 * Rigibore
 * Rilla Mill
 * Rillaton
 * Rinsey Croft
 * Rising Sun, Cornwall
 * River Allen (Truro)
 * River Allen, Cornwall
 * River Gannel
 * River Kensey
 * River Looe
 * River Pol
 * River Seaton
 * River Tiddy
 * River Valency
 * Hender Robartes
 * Robert Robartes, Viscount Bodmin
 * John Robarts (VC)
 * Vic Roberts
 * Rocky Hill, Isles of Scilly
 * Rod Lyon
 * John Jope Rogers
 * Rootjoose
 * Rooz (album)
 * Roscroggan
 * Rose, Cornwall
 * Rose-an-Grouse
 * Rosecare
 * Rosedinnick
 * Rosehill, Cornwall
 * The Roseland Community College
 * Roseland Observatory
 * Rosemelling
 * Rosemergy
 * Rosenannon
 * Rosenithon
 * Rosevine
 * Rosewarne
 * Roseworthy, Cornwall
 * Roskear Croft
 * Roskorwell
 * Rosudgeon
 * Royal Cornwall Hospital
 * Royal Fowey Yacht Club
 * Ruan High Lanes
 * Richard Rufus of Cornwall
 * Rule Britannia (novel)
 * Rumford, Cornwall
 * Rustler Yachts
 * Ruthvoes
 * Saints' Way
 * Salem, Cornwall
 * Saltash.net Community School
 * Sancreed Beacon
 * Graham Sandercock
 * Sandplace
 * Sandylake
 * Sandymouth Beach
 * Sans Day Carol
 * Sansom & Company
 * Tim Saunders
 * Saveock
 * Sawmills Studios
 * Scarcewater
 * Scillonian (1925)
 * Scillonian entrance grave
 * Sclerder Abbey
 * Scorrier
 * Edward Scott (sportsman)
 * Scraesdon Fort
 * Scredda
 * Screech Owl Sanctuary
 * Roy Screech
 * Seaton, Cornwall
 * Second Cornish Uprising of 1497
 * Edmund Harold Sedding
 * Seghy Island
 * Sellan
 * Serpent dance
 * Seworgan
 * Sewrah Moor
 * Richard Sharp (rugby union)
 * Sharptor
 * Ivan Sharrock
 * David Shearlock
 * Shop, Cornwall
 * Shortacross
 * Shortlanesend and Allet
 * Shutta
 * Siege of Exeter (1068)
 * John Silly
 * Silverwell
 * Sir John Evelyn, 2nd Baronet
 * Sithney Common
 * Sithney Green
 * Skewes
 * Skinner's Bottom
 * Walter Skinner (MP)
 * Skol Veythrin Karenza
 * A. S. D. Smith
 * James Smyth (English MP)
 * Tony Snell (poet)
 * Barney Solomon
 * Bert Solomon
 * Source FM
 * South Carne
 * South Hill, Cornwall
 * South Pill
 * South Tehidy
 * South West Coast Path Association
 * South Wheatley, Cornwall
 * Southcott, Cornwall
 * Southdown, Cornwall
 * Sparnon
 * Paul Speccot
 * Spingo
 * Splatt, Cornwall
 * Springfields Fun Park
 * Spry family
 * SS Scotia (1847)
 * St Agnes Mining District
 * St Agnes' Church, St Agnes
 * St Allen
 * St Andrew's Church, Stratton
 * St Ann's Chapel, Cornwall
 * St Anthony Head
 * St Anthony in Roseland
 * St Anthony's Lighthouse
 * St Anthony's Monastery, St Anthony
 * St Austell (UK Parliament constituency)
 * St Austell Bay
 * St Austell Brewery
 * St Austell by-election, 1908
 * St Austell by-election, 1915
 * St Austell parishes
 * St Austell Rural District
 * St Austell Voice
 * St Bridget's Church, Morvah
 * St Carrok's Monastery
 * St Carrok's Priory
 * St Cleer
 * St Clether
 * St Columb Major Rural District
 * St Columb Road
 * St Conan's Church, Egloshayle
 * St Dominic's Holy Well
 * St Dominic, Cornwall
 * St Elwyn's Church, Hayle
 * St Erney
 * St Erth Praze
 * St Ervan
 * [[St George the Martyr's Church, Truro
 * St Germans Rural District
 * St Gluvias
 * St Goran
 * St Gothian Sands
 * St Grada and Holy Cross Church, Grade
 * St Hilary's Church, St Hilary
 * St Ive
 * St Ive Cross
 * St Ives School (academy)
 * St Jidgey
 * St Just in Roseland
 * St Keyne
 * St Lawrence, Cornwall
 * St Martin's Church, St Martin's
 * St Martin-by-Looe
 * St Martin-in-Meneage
 * St Mary the Virgin's Church, Week St Mary
 * St Mawgan Monastery
 * St Michael and All Angels Church, Bude
 * St Michael and All Angels Church, Penwerris
 * St Michael Caerhays
 * St Michael Penkevil
 * St Michael's Hospital (Hayle)
 * St Pinnock
 * St Ruan
 * St Sampson, Cornwall
 * St Teath
 * St Uny's Church, Lelant
 * St Wenn
 * St. Ives by-election, 1875
 * John de St Paul
 * Hannah Stacey
 * Stencoose
 * Stennack
 * Stepaside, Cornwall
 * Samuel Stephens (junior)
 * Samuel Stephens (senior)
 * Brian "Stack" Stevens
 * Stibb
 * Stithians Reservoir
 * Henry Sewell Stokes
 * Stratton Rural District
 * Charles Stubbs
 * Stursdon
 * Saint Sulien
 * Bartholomew Sulivan
 * Colin Sullivan (footballer)
 * Summercourt fair
 * Sunday Independent (England)
 * Surfers Against Sewage
 * Surfing Tommies
 * Swanky beer
 * Sweet Nightingale
 * Sweets, Cornwall
 * Sweetshouse
 * Tallanus
 * Tamar Group
 * Tamarisk (Isles of Scilly)
 * Tangye baronets
 * Teegan
 * Telegraph, Isles of Scilly
 * Templars Preceptory, Temple, Cornwall
 * Temple, Cornwall
 * Tencreek
 * Terras, Cornwall
 * Tesyn
 * Robin Teverson, Baron Teverson
 * The Carracks
 * The Cornish Times
 * The Cornishman
 * The Falmouth Hotel
 * The Gear Rout
 * The Miners Association
 * The Red Army (band)
 * The West Briton
 * The West Cornwall Pasty Company
 * Thorne, Cornwall
 * Martin Thornton
 * Tim Thornton (bishop)
 * Three Holes Cross
 * Threewaters
 * Thunderdell
 * Thurdon
 * Tideford Cross
 * Tilland
 * Timbrelham
 * Tin bounds
 * Tin coinage
 * Tin Duties Act 1838
 * Tintagel Old Post Office
 * Titson
 * Todpool
 * Tolborough
 * Tolcarne
 * Tolcarne Wartha
 * Toldish
 * Tolgullow
 * Toll tin
 * Tolskithy
 * Tolvaddon Downs
 * Tolverne
 * Tomperrow
 * Tor enclosure
 * Torfrey
 * Torpoint Community College
 * Towan Cross
 * Towan Head
 * Townshend, Cornwall
 * Traboe
 * Tramagenna
 * Treamble
 * Treath
 * Treator
 * Trebarber
 * Trebartha
 * Trebarwith
 * Trebeath
 * Trebell Green
 * Trebilcock, Cornwall
 * Trebudannon
 * Trebullett
 * Treburgett
 * Treburgie
 * Treburley
 * Treburrick
 * Trebyan
 * Tredannick
 * Tredaule
 * Tredavoe
 * John Tredeneck
 * Tredethy
 * Tredrizzick
 * Treen (Zennor)
 * Treen Cove
 * Treesmill
 * Trefanny Hill
 * Treffry
 * Treforda
 * Trefrize
 * Tregada
 * Tregadgwith
 * Tregajorran
 * Tregamere
 * Tregarden
 * Tregardock and Treligga
 * Tregarland
 * Tregarlandbridge
 * Tregarne
 * Tregarrick Mill
 * Enys Tregarthen
 * Tregaswith
 * Tregatillian
 * Tregatta
 * Tregawne
 * Jan Tregeagle
 * Tregear, Cornwall
 * Tregeare
 * Tregellist
 * Tregenna
 * Tregeseal
 * Tregew
 * Tregidden
 * Tregirls
 * Tregolls
 * Tregonan Grange
 * Tregonce
 * Tregonetha
 * Tregonning
 * Tregony
 * Tregoodwell
 * Tregoose
 * Tregorden
 * Tregorrick
 * Tregoss
 * Tregothnan
 * Tregreenwell
 * Tregrehan House
 * Tregrehan Mills
 * Tregullon
 * Tregurnow
 * Tregurrian
 * Tregurtha Downs
 * Nicholas Tregurtha
 * Trehan
 * Trehemborne
 * John Trehenban
 * Trehunist
 * Trekeivesteps
 * Trekenning
 * Trelan
 * Trelash
 * Trelassick
 * Trelawny League
 * John Trelawny (died 1563)
 * John Trelawny (died 1568)
 * John Trelawny (died 1680)
 * Sir William Trelawny, 6th Baronet
 * Treleigh
 * Trelew, Cornwall
 * Trelights
 * Trelill
 * Trelion
 * Treliver
 * Treloquithack
 * Trelowia
 * Tremaen pottery
 * Tremail
 * Tremaine, Cornwall
 * Tremar
 * Tremar Coombe
 * Tremayne, Cornwall
 * Kate Tremayne
 * Trembraze
 * Tremedda
 * Tremethick Cross
 * Tremore
 * Tremorebridge
 * Trenale
 * Trenance
 * Trenant Park
 * Trenant, Cornwall
 * Trenarren
 * Trenarth Bridge
 * Trenay
 * Trencreek
 * Trencrom
 * Trencrom Hill
 * Trendeal
 * Trenean
 * Trenear
 * Treneere
 * Trenerth
 * Trenewan
 * Trengale
 * Trengune
 * Trenhorne
 * Treningle
 * Treninnick
 * Trenithon
 * Trenoon
 * Trenoweth
 * Trenoweth, Isles of Scilly
 * Trenwheal
 * Trequite
 * Trereife House
 * John Arundell, 2nd Baron Arundell of Trerice
 * Trerise
 * Trerose
 * Trerulefoot
 * Tresamble
 * Tresarrett
 * Tresavean
 * Tresawle
 * Tresawson
 * Tresco Heliport
 * Trescoll
 * Trescowe
 * Tresean
 * Tresevern Croft
 * Tresillian
 * Tresinney
 * Treskerby
 * Treskillard
 * Treskilling
 * Treskinnick Cross
 * Tresmeer
 * Tresowes Green
 * Tresoweshill
 * Tresparrett
 * Tresparrett Posts
 * Treswithian
 * Treswithian Downs
 * Trethellan Water
 * Trethewey
 * Trethillick
 * Trethosa
 * Trethowel
 * Trethurgy
 * Trevadlock
 * Silvanus Trevail
 * John Trevanion
 * Trevalgan
 * Trevance
 * Trevanger
 * Charles Trevanion
 * Trevanson
 * Trevarrack
 * Trevarren
 * Trevarrian
 * Trevarrick
 * Trevarth
 * John Trevaskis
 * Treveal
 * Trevegean
 * Treveighan
 * Trevelmond
 * Trevelver
 * Trevemper
 * Treven
 * Trevenen
 * Trevenen Bal
 * Trevenning
 * Trevenson
 * Treveor
 * Treverbyn Vean
 * Treverva
 * Trevescan
 * Treviglas College
 * Trevigro
 * Trevilder
 * Trevilla
 * Trevillet
 * Trevilson
 * Trevine, Cornwall
 * John Trevisa
 * Treviscoe
 * Treviskey
 * Trevithal
 * Trevoll
 * Trevorrick
 * Trevowah
 * Trevowhan
 * Trew, Cornwall
 * Trewalder
 * Trewarmett
 * Trewartha
 * Trewartha, Cornwall
 * Trewarthenick
 * Trewarthenick Estate
 * Trewassa
 * Treween
 * Trewellard
 * Trewen
 * Trewennack
 * Trewennan
 * Trewetha
 * Trewethen
 * Trewethern
 * Trewey
 * Trewidland
 * Trewindle
 * Trewinnion
 * Trewint
 * Trewithian
 * Trewithick
 * Trewollock
 * Trewoodloe
 * Treworga
 * Treworlas
 * Treworld
 * Trewornan
 * Treworrick
 * Treworthal
 * Treyarnon
 * Trezaise
 * Trezelah
 * Tribute South West 1 West
 * Triggshire
 * Trillacott
 * Trinity House National Lighthouse Museum
 * Trink Hill
 * Trispen
 * Troan
 * Trodmore Racecourse
 * Troika Pottery
 * Troswell
 * Troyl
 * Truas
 * Christopher Trudgeon
 * Truro Aerodrome
 * Truro and Penwith College
 * Truro by-election, 1871
 * Truro by-election, 1878
 * Truro High School
 * Truro Rural District
 * Truronian
 * Truscott, Cornwall
 * Trussall
 * Truthan
 * Truthwall
 * Trythogga
 * Tubbs Mill
 * Tuelmenna
 * Tullimaar House
 * Turfdown
 * Frank Turk (biologist)
 * Stella Turk
 * Tutwell
 * Twelveheads
 * Dick Twinney
 * Two Bridges, Cornwall
 * Two Burrows
 * Two Castles Trail
 * Tybesta
 * Tywardreath and Par
 * Unified Cornish
 * United Downs
 * United Kingdom general election, 2015 (Cornwall)
 * Upper Tamar Lake
 * Upton Cross
 * Valley Truckle
 * Varfell
 * Vault Beach
 * Saint Veep
 * Vellanoweth
 * Venterdon
 * Ventongimps
 * Veor
 * Veor Cove
 * Vice-Admiral of the West
 * Victoria, Cornwall
 * Walter Vincent
 * Viscar
 * Vogue, Cornwall
 * Tom Voyce
 * Vug
 * Vyvyan baronets
 * Francis Vyvyan
 * Hannibal Vyvyan
 * Wadebridge and Padstow Rural District
 * Wadebridge Camels
 * Wadebridge Renewable Energy Network
 * Wadebridge Rural District
 * Wainhouse Corner
 * Wall, Cornwall
 * Robert Walling
 * Samuel Wallis
 * Wanson
 * Warleggan
 * Warrens Bakery
 * Watergate Bay
 * Watergate Beach
 * Watergate, Cornwall
 * Watermill Cove
 * Watson-Marlow Pumps
 * Wayside Folk Museum
 * Wearde
 * Thomas Wedge (rugby union)
 * Week Green
 * Tom Welham
 * Welltown
 * Wendron
 * Wenfordbridge
 * Saint Wenna
 * Werrington, Cornwall
 * West Cornwall Hospital
 * West Curry
 * West Pentire
 * West Penwith Rural District
 * West Taphouse
 * West Youlstone
 * Westdowns
 * Westward Airways (United Kingdom)
 * David Wetherill
 * Wheal Alfred
 * Wheal Baddon
 * Wheal Coates
 * Wheal Kitty
 * Wheal Owles
 * Wheal Peevor
 * Wheal Rose
 * James Whetter
 * Whipsiderry
 * White Cross, Cornwall
 * The White Rose (song)
 * White tin
 * Whiteford House
 * Whiteford Music Festival
 * Whitemoor, Cornwall
 * Widegates
 * Widemouth Bay
 * Wilcove
 * Wildworks
 * William, Count of Mortain
 * Arthur Williams (priest)
 * Michael Williams (MP)
 * John Charles Williams
 * John Tucker Williams
 * Montague Williamson
 * Geoffrey Wilson (British politician)
 * William Windham (of Earsham, junior)
 * Windsor, Cornwall
 * John Wingfield (priest)
 * Withiel
 * Withielgoose
 * Woodford, Cornwall
 * World Pilot Gig Championships
 * Wringworthy
 * Wulfsige (bishop of Cornwall)
 * Wycliffe and Death in a Salubrious Place
 * Wyllow
 * Yeolmbridge
 * Zantman's Rock
 * Zelah, Cornwall
 * Zennor in Darkness
 * Zoar, Cornwall
 * Zone Point

Settlements

 * Knave go by
 * Menacuddle
 * Mount Charles
 * North Country
 * Park
 * The Town
 * Tuckingmill (near St Breward)
 * Tywardreath Highway
 * Uny Lelant

All rivers discharging into the Atlantic Ocean between Land's End, Cornwall and Lyme Regis on the Devon/Dorset border.

Note that there are no watercourses named on either the 1:25,000 or 1:50,000 scale Ordnance Survey maps of the Isles of Scilly.

Minor coastal catchments
 * Penberth River (MS)
 * Lamorna River (MS)
 * Newlyn River (MS)
 * Larigan River (MS)
 * Chyandour Brook (MS)
 * Rosemorran Stream (MS)
 * Trevaylor Stream (R)
 * Gara River (enters Slapton Ley)

Helford catchment
 * Frenchman's Creek (R)
 * Gillan Creek (R)

Restronguet catchment
 * Carnon River (Ls)
 * River Kennal (Rs)

Fal catchment
 * Tresillian River (L)
 * Trevella Stream (R)
 * River Kenwyn (R)
 * Ruan River (L) (m)

Percuil catchment
 * Percuil River (MS)

Fowey catchment
 * Trebant Water (L) (enters via Penpoll Creek)
 * River Lerryn (R)
 * Cardinham Water (R)
 * Warleggan River (R) (or River Bedalder)
 * St Neot River (R) (or River Loveny)

Seaton catchment
 * Tinker's Lake

Tamar catchment
 * Withey Brook (R)
 * Rattle Brook (L)
 * Amicombe Brook (R)
 * Black Ridge Brook
 * Cut Combe Water
 * Lowley Brook (R)
 * Doetor Brook (L)
 * River Carey (L)
 * River Claw (L)
 * River Deer (L)

Grade I listed buildings
See Grade I listed buildings in Cornwall

Grade II* listed buildings
See Grade II* listed buildings in Cornwall (A–G), Grade II* listed buildings in Cornwall (H–P) & Grade II* listed buildings in Cornwall (Q–Z)

Men's football

 * Bugle F.C. (South Western Football League champions 1984–85)

Women's football

 * Cornwall Women's Football League

Leaderboard
The leaderboard with ranking of editors will be maintained during each round and moved onto the next round once it is completed. Remember that winning the contest will give you a 500 point bonus...

Cornwall contest overall ranking

 * 1) Cwmhiraeth - 1825 points (Winner: + 500 points Trophy.png WINNER of Cornwall Contest.)
 * 2) Sturmvogel_66 - 1515 points (+200 points for finishing Cornwall contest in 2nd place)
 * 3) Worm and Stacey - 1085 points (+100 points for finishing Cornwall contest in 3rd place)
 * 4) Ritchie333 - 535 points
 * 5) Gasheadsteve - 205 points
 * 6) Deb - 50 points
 * 7) Penny Richards - 45 points
 * 8) Hchc2009 - 25 points (+200 pending)

Day 4

 * 1) Cwmhiraeth - 495 points (Winner: + £10)
 * 2) Ritchie333 - 390 points
 * 3) Sturmvogel_66 - 150 points
 * 4) Gasheadsteve - 50 points
 * 5) Penny Richards - 15 points

Day 5

 * 1) Sturmvogel_66 - 500 points (Winner: + £10)
 * 2) Worm and Stacey - 385 points
 * 3) Cwmhiraeth - 350 points
 * 4) Gasheadsteve - 155 points
 * 5) Ritchie333 - 130 points
 * 6) Deb - 50 points
 * 7) Hchc2009 - 25 points (+200 pending)
 * 8) Penny Richards - 15 points

Day 6

 * 1) Sturmvogel_66 - 665 points (Winner: + £10)
 * 2) Worm and Stacey - 600 points
 * 3) Cwmhiraeth - 480 points
 * 4) Penny Richards - 15 points
 * 5) Ritchie333 - 15 points

Overall scoreboard
After six days:


 * 1) Worm and Stacey - 2540 points
 * 2) Sturmvogel_66 - 2270 points
 * 3) Cwmhiraeth - 1975 points
 * 4) Ritchie333 - 1590 points
 * 5) Gasheadsteve - 385 points
 * 6) D Eaketts - 270 points
 * 7) Rodw - 145 points
 * 8) Penny Richards - 145 points
 * 9) Deb - 50 points
 * 10) Hchc2009 - 25 points

User:Cwmhiraeth

 * 1) Carrick Roads - Core article destubbed + ghastly tag = 80 points ✅
 * 2) Somerset and Cornwall Light Infantry - Core article destubbed = 75 points  ✅
 * 3) Bonython Manor Core article destubbed + ghastly tag = 80 points  ✅
 * 4) Cornwall College - destubbing 25 points  ✅
 * 5) Barbara Hepworth Museum - Core article destubbed + ghastly tag = 80 points  ✅
 * 6) Lawrence House, Cornwall Core article destubbed + ghastly tag = 80 points ✅
 * 7) Place House - Core article destubbed = 75 points ✅
 * 8) Tregarden - Core article destubbed = 75 points ✅
 * 9) The West Cornwall Pasty Company - Core article destubbed = 75 points ✅ ::Cool name!♦ Dr. Blofeld  19:18, 12 August 2016 (UTC)
 * 10) Penpol, Lesnewth - Further expanded this core article = 50 points? Apologies to Worm That Turned and Staceydolxx! ✅
 * 11) Trewarthenick Estate - Core article destubbed = 75 points ✅
 * 12) Withielgoose - Core article destubbed = 75 points ✅
 * 13) St Andrew's Church, Stratton - destubbed = 25 points  ✅
 * 14) St Grada and Holy Cross Church, Grade - destubbed = 25 points  ✅
 * 15) Dupath Well - destubbed = 25 points  ✅
 * 16) King Doniert's Stone - destubbed = 25 points  ✅
 * 17) Cotehele - destubbed = 25 points  ✅
 * 18) Bodmin Moor - core article = 50 points + 5 cleanup =55 points ✅
 * 19) Fowey - Core article = 50 points ✅
 * 20) Gunwalloe - destubbed = 25 points ✅
 * 21) Gwinear–Gwithian - destubbed = 25 points ✅
 * 22) Friends Meeting House, Come-to-Good - destubbed = 25 points  ✅
 * 23) St Wynwallow's Church, Landewednack - destubbed = 25 points /w/index.php?title=St_Wynwallow%27s_Church,_Landewednack&diff=734353949&oldid=695560256 ✅
 * 24) Landrake - destubbed = 25 points ✅
 * 25) St Cleer - destubbed = 25 points
 * Can you fill out refs 2 and 5 a bit, cheers♦ Dr. Blofeld  20:40, 13 August 2016 (UTC)
 * ref 5 was dead. Cwmhiraeth (talk) 05:22, 14 August 2016 (UTC) ✅

User:Deb

 * 1) All Saints' Church, Bryher - destubbed yesterday but couldn't find correct place to record it. Deb (talk) 08:52, 12 August 2016 (UTC) = 25 points ✅ Thanks!♦ Dr. Blofeld  09:21, 12 August 2016 (UTC)
 * 2) Florence Carter-Wood - expanded to about 1800. Deb (talk) 10:40, 12 August 2016 (UTC) ✅

User:Gasheadsteve

 * 1) Cornwall MRC Formula 1 Race destubbed – 25 points ✅
 * 2) Jean Golding expanded from stub – 25 points ✅
 * 3) PASAB core article expanded from stub (and completely re-written due to the existing page being a blatant copyright infringement!) – 75 points ✅
 * 4) Trereife House: core article destubbed and maintenance tag sorted – 80 points✅

User:Hchc2009

 * 1) Harry's Walls article created; will put up for GA. Hchc2009 (talk) 07:18, 12 August 2016 (UTC)
 * Worth 25 points for length (+200 pending) excellent job!♦ Dr. Blofeld  08:42, 12 August 2016 (UTC) ✅

User:Penny Richards

 * 1) Mary Corinne Quintrell - new article, +10. (She was born at St. Austell, Cornwall.) ✅
 * 2) Margaret Ann Courtney - Tried to destub but couldn't get it above 1200char readable prose. So, for cleanup, +5 (diff). ✅
 * 3) John Andrewartha - new article, +10. ✅
 * 4) Elizabeth Philp - cleanup, added an image, added content and refs (diff; still stubby, though). +5 ✅
 * 5) Egbert Hambley - new article, +10.✅
 * 6) Margo Maeckelberghe - cleanup, added an image, added content and refs (diff); still stubby, though. +5.✅

User:Ritchie333

 * 1) Trewarmett - sourced existing content, small expansion to cover Prince of Wales Engine House, removed fugly tag that had languished since 2010 - all together 10 points ✅
 * 2) Upper Tamar Lake - destubbed, all sourced, 25 points ✅
 * 3) A30 road - core article, cleaned up, added about 3K of text, retrospectively sourced lots of things, added history as one of the most important 17th century coaching routes, trim a bunch of unsourced content that was wrong, removed a table an IP had parked slap-bang in the middle of the article that sat unchallenged for four years ... I don't mean to be rude, but fucking hell, what a mess. I think that's 50 points + 25 for cleanup ✅ yes, embarassing!♦ Dr. Blofeld  14:44, 11 August 2016 (UTC)
 * 4) Tamar Bridge - core article cleaned up, pretty much rewritten from scratch ... this is tricky as the article now has about 2K less prose, but that's from tidying up quite a bit of waffle and removing some BLP violations like unsourced assertions to suicides on the bridge and some POV pushing that just didn't seem to be represented in any national newspapers, the BBC or the Plymouth Herald - but everything is now cited to a reliable source. I think it just needs a general section on basics like location and tolls (as per Dartford Crossing), a bit on traffic, and some photos, and we'll be good for GA on this. I'm calling 50 points for core article + 25 for improvements + 5 for fixing honorary and  tags that should have been there, making 80 points ✅
 * Often the case that bloat needs to be removed. Excellent job, in fact it doens't look far off GA now.♦ Dr. Blofeld  17:08, 11 August 2016 (UTC)
 * You had to say that didn't you? Done :-) Ritchie333 (talk) (cont)  18:39, 11 August 2016 (UTC)✅
 * 1) Saltash Ferry - expanded from redirect, 25 points✅
 * 2) Whiteford Music Festival - destubbed, 25 points ✅
 * 3) Whiteford House - core article, sourced, destubbed, removed tag soup - 80 points ✅
 * 4) Kelly's of Cornwall - new article (has been redlinked from List of ice cream brands, provisional 10 points + 10 points for tag removal if AfD closes as keep
 * It's 5 for a tag so 15 points.♦ Dr. Blofeld  15:44, 13 August 2016 (UTC) ✅

User:Sturmvogel_66

 * 1) HMS Cornwall (1692) Core Article destubbed, 75 points ✅
 * 2) HMS Falmouth (1693) Core Article destubbed, 75 points ✅
 * 3) HMS Falmouth (1910) Core Article destubbed, 75 points + 200 (GAN)  ✅
 * 4) HMS Falmouth (1708) Core Article destubbed, 75 points ✅
 * 5) HMS Falmouth (1752) Core Article destubbed, 75 points ✅
 * 6) HMS Cornwall (1812) Core Article destubbed, 75 points ✅
 * 7) HMS Falmouth (F113) Core Article destubbed + ghastly tag, 80 points ✅
 * 8) Tinner's Arms Core Article destubbed, 75 points  ✅ I started this one too ;-)♦  Dr. Blofeld  11:37, 13 August 2016 (UTC)
 * 9) Pencarrow Core Article destubbed, 75 points The bare url source is dead. ✅
 * Deleted.--Sturmvogel 66 (talk) 15:54, 13 August 2016 (UTC)


 * 1) Penhallam Core Article destubbed, 75 points ✅
 * 2) Tolverne Core Article sourced and nasty tag removed 10 points Amusingly enough, WTW cleaned it up a little before I got to it and it may turn into an collaboration if zhe can find enough material to take it over the 1.5K hump.--Sturmvogel 66 (talk) 16:28, 13 August 2016 (UTC)✅
 * I'm on it, it's already over the hump, happy to do this as a collaboration. Will keep working on it :) WormTT(talk) 16:46, 13 August 2016 (UTC)
 * Brilliant, so that will turn into 80 points each.--Sturmvogel 66 (talk) 16:50, 13 August 2016 (UTC)
 * I owe you another 50 points for working on a core article, but you don't get the 25 for destubbing as you didn't.♦ Dr. Blofeld  19:05, 13 August 2016 (UTC)


 * 1) Carnanton House Core Article destubbed, 75 points ✅
 * 2) HMS Cornwall (56) Core Article destubbed, 75 points✅ + 200 (promoted) ✅

User:Worm That Turned (and User:Staceydolxx)

 * 1) Tate St Ives - Core Article destubbed & removal of ghastly tags, 80 points (also note it's a bold core article. Don't know if that's worth extra kudos!) (diff) ✅
 * 2) Penpol, Lesnewth - Core Article rewritten then destubbed & removal of ghastly tags, 80 points. (diff) ) ✅
 * 3) Killigarth Manor - Core Article destubbing 75 points (diff) ) ✅
 * 4) Heligan estate - Core Article destubbing 75 points (diff)
 * Can you format refs 2 and 6?♦ Dr. Blofeld  19:19, 12 August 2016 (UTC)
 * Done WormTT(talk) 19:31, 12 August 2016 (UTC) ✅
 * 1) The Bucket of Blood - Core Article destubbing 75 points (diff)✅
 * 2) The Sloop Inn - Core Article destubbing 75 points (diff) ✅ I started that one!♦ Dr. Blofeld  11:10, 13 August 2016 (UTC)
 * You started a lot of these! I keep seeing your name... WormTT(<b style="color:#060;">talk</b>) 11:22, 13 August 2016 (UTC)
 * 1) Hidden Valley Discovery Park - Core Article destubbing 75 points (diff) ✅
 * 2) Royal Cornwall Hospital - Core Article destubbing 75 points (diff)✅
 * 3) Trinity House National Lighthouse Museum - Core Article destubbing 75 points (diff✅
 * 4) Tolverne - Core article (with Sturmvogel_66 above. I'll let you work out the points) (diff)
 * I don't think i can give you 80 points each on it. Was it a stub?♦ Dr. Blofeld  17:44, 13 August 2016 (UTC)
 * It was 274 characters. Sturmvogel_66 added ~700 chars, taking it to 992, and I added a further ~1560 so it's now at 2558. <b style="text-shadow:0 -1px #DDD,1px 0 #DDD,0 1px #DDD,-1px 0 #DDD; color:#000;">Worm</b>TT(<b style="color:#060;">talk</b>) 17:50, 13 August 2016 (UTC) ✅ You get 75 points as you didn't remove the tag.♦ Dr. Blofeld  19:04, 13 August 2016 (UTC)
 * Could I suggest that we both get 50 points for working on a core article, I get the 25 for destubbing, Sturmvogel_66 gets 15 for expansion and tag removal? I see Cwmhiraeth got an additional 50 points for clean up on an article I'd already destubbed, so there's some precedent <b style="text-shadow:0 -1px #DDD,1px 0 #DDD,0 1px #DDD,-1px 0 #DDD; color:#000;">Worm</b>TT(<b style="color:#060;">talk</b>) 18:33, 13 August 2016 (UTC)
 * This is why sometimes it's a good idea to "reserve" an article on the list with your name while working on it to avoid edit conflicts. I did have that as part of the rules for the Dragon contest but most people ignored it so I didn't this time! I can't give you both 80 points! Sturm is entitled to the 50 points for working on a core article, but not the 25 for destubbing. You'll get 75 I think, Sturm gets 60. ♦  Dr. Blofeld  19:01, 13 August 2016 (UTC)
 * Even though it's an inadvertent collaboration, the rules state: "Collaboration is permitted, but only between individuals who have signed up in the participants section. The same points will be given to each of the people who have significantly improved an article together." That's my story and I'm sticking to it.--Sturmvogel 66 (talk) 20:06, 13 August 2016 (UTC)
 * Good point, the question is though, would you have destubbed it if Worm hadn't have further expanded it? This is a difficult one but I think 75 for Worm and 60 for you in relation to what you both contributed is fair. The "together" thing was intended for amicable, intentional working together anyway, this isn't...♦ Dr. Blofeld  20:47, 13 August 2016 (UTC)
 * 1) Seven Stars, Falmouth - Core Article destubbing 75 points (diff)✅
 * 2) Sandra Blow - destubbing (anything extra for adding 3k?) 25 points (diff) ✅
 * 3) Eliza Fenwick - destubbing 25 points (diff)
 * The writing section is unsourced.♦ Dr. Blofeld  20:49, 13 August 2016 (UTC)
 * Oops. It's from the ODNB, forgot to put the ref on the end! <b style="text-shadow:0 -1px #DDD,1px 0 #DDD,0 1px #DDD,-1px 0 #DDD; color:#000;">Worm</b>TT(<b style="color:#060;">talk</b>) 20:52, 13 August 2016 (UTC)✅
 * 1) Freda Corbet - destubbing 25 points. Intend it to be a good article too, but probably won't get round to polishing it off until tomorrow. (diff) ✅
 * 2) Gertrude Parsons - destubbing 25 points. (diff)✅
 * 3) Jane Crewdson - destubbing 25 points (diff)✅
 * 4) Daphne Fielding - destubbing 25 points (diff)✅
 * 5) Alethea Garstin - destubbing 25 points (diff) I'm afraid this was expanded too late, after 23:59 to count.
 * 6) Dorothea Waley Singer - destubbing 25 points (diff) I'm afraid this was expanded too late, after 23:59 to count.
 * 7) Sir John St Aubyn, 5th Baronet - destubbing 25 point (diff) I'm afraid this was expanded too late, after 23:59 to count.
 * Um... The rules stated GMT (or UTC). We are on British Summer Time, so there is one additional hour. All three were submitted before 23:59 GMT <b style="text-shadow:0 -1px #DDD,1px 0 #DDD,0 1px #DDD,-1px 0 #DDD; color:#000;">Worm</b>TT(<b style="color:#060;">talk</b>) 07:34, 14 August 2016 (UTC)
 * It means 23:59 on the day. Why would we add another hour on the day? You know the rules, three day contests which start from 0:00 on day 1 and end 23:59 on Day 3 on UK time. ♦ Dr. Blofeld  07:47, 14 August 2016 (UTC)
 * Ok. Though, I've always worked in GMT when GMT is shown (my Wikipedia clock is set to it), comes from having naval parents I guess. <b style="text-shadow:0 -1px #DDD,1px 0 #DDD,0 1px #DDD,-1px 0 #DDD; color:#000;">Worm</b>TT(<b style="color:#060;">talk</b>) 07:57, 14 August 2016 (UTC)
 * Sorry for the confusion on that!♦ Dr. Blofeld  08:42, 14 August 2016 (UTC)