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St. Columb Major
United Kingdom > England > Cornwall
St Columb occupies a plateau at about 300 feet (91 m) elevation. The north part of the town (known as 'Bridge') descends into the Vale of Lanherne, having a minimum elevation of approximately 165 feet (50 m). It was originally a linear settlement built on the main road running north-east to south-west, but…
Average elevation: 110 m
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Camborne • St Just • Falmouth • Penzance • St. Ives • Callington • Looe • Mylor Bridge • London Apprentice • Roche • Porthoustock • St. Columb Major • Feock • Marazion • Newquay • Saltash • Padstow • Launceston • Crafthole • Doublebois • Torpoint • Carnkie • St Clether • Perranwell • Caradon Town • Frogpool • Hayle • Altarnun • St. Enoder • Sancreed • Higher Crackington • Mount Hawke • Trebetherick • Perranzabuloe • Polperro • Cawsand • North Hill • Towednack • Lanreath • Blackwater • Yeolmbridge • Sithney • Porthallow • Lanivet • Camelford • Budock Water • Pensilva • Constantine Bay • Trevivian • Job's Water • Lizard • Halwartha • St Dennis • Foxhole • Pool • Tregadillet • North Tamerton • St. Mabyn • Lanhydrock • St Kew • Kea • Tresmeer • St Neot • Shop • Kilkhampton • Carnhell Green • Coad's Green • St Issey • Stenalees • Malpas • Helford • Warbstow • Calvadnack • Mylor Churchtown • Ruan Minor • St. Levan • St Martin • Duloe • Penwithick • St. Eval • Davidstow • Mawnan • St. Dominick • Veryan • St. Agnes • Comford • Newbridge • Porth Navas • Menheniot • Lower Drift • Gweek • Crowan • Rosudgeon • Treknow • Connor Downs • Ludgvan • Wendron • Mabe Burnthouse • St. Mawgan • Metherell