MyWiki:WikiProject Cornwall
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This WikiProject aims to organize and improve the quality and accuracy of information in Wikipedia articles about Cornwall and all things Cornish. Since these articles are important for new users, research, education, and the pursuit of accumulated knowledge we hope for success in our efforts to provide a consistent format and standard to our articles.
We need your help! If you have some knowledge about Cornwall or its related articles and you would like to participate, you can:
- Join us - add your name to the members list
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Scope and motivation Scope and motivation
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This project covers articles relating to Cornwall in the United Kingdom.
- As one of the six historic Celtic nations, Cornwall has a distinct culture and identity.
- Cornwall has its own flag, language, patron saint and anthem.
- There is a movement for greater autonomy in the county.
- The Duchy of Cornwall is one of two royal duchies in England, along with the Duchy of Lancaster.
- Iconic Cornish images include pasties, surfing, tin mines, and clotted cream.
- Cornish sports, and sports teams.
- Cornish individuals from all periods.
WikiProject Cornwall hopes to improve the standard of all related articles to introduce Cornwall's unique culture to the wider Wikipedia audience, and to educate and inform the world about all things Cornish.
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- 10 Oct 2025 – Category:Disused railway stations in Cornwall (talk · edit · hist) was CfDed by LaundryPizza03 (t · c); see discussion
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- 09 Dec 2025 – China clay country (talk · edit · hist) →St Austell Rural District was RfDed by Laterthanyouthink (t · c); see discussion
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- 19 Dec 2025 – Knock down ginger (talk · edit · hist) is requested to be moved to Knock, knock, ginger by 162 etc. (t · c); see discussion
To-do list To-do list
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Featured articles
[edit source]King Arthur • William Bonville, 1st Baron Bonville • Doom Bar • Loss of MV Darlwyne • Red-billed chough
Main page featured articles
[edit source]King Arthur • William Bonville, 1st Baron Bonville • Doom Bar • Loss of MV Darlwyne • Red-billed chough
Featured lists
[edit source]List of Cornwall County Cricket Club List A players • List of Sites of Special Scientific Interest in Cornwall • List of churches preserved by the Churches Conservation Trust in Southwest England
Main page featured lists
[edit source]List of Cornwall County Cricket Club List A players • List of Sites of Special Scientific Interest in Cornwall • List of churches preserved by the Churches Conservation Trust in Southwest England
Good articles
[edit source]1866 Helston by-election • Bal maiden • British Airways Helicopters Flight 5918 • Queen Camilla • Charles III • Climate of south-west England • Clotted cream • Constantine (Briton) • Cornish people • HMS Cornwall (56) • Henry Pering Pellew Crease • Cromwell's Castle • HMS Falmouth (1910) • Gallos (sculpture) • Piers Gaveston, 1st Earl of Cornwall • Harry's Walls • Robert Peverell Hichens • Kitty Lee Jenner • King Charles's Castle • Laura Knight • Large Black • Launceston Castle • Henry Martyn • Old Blockhouse • Oliver's Battery, Tresco • Pasty • Pendennis Castle • Penhallam • Port Gaverne • St Catherine's Castle • St Mawes Castle • Sir Bevil Grenville's Monument • Augustus Smith (politician) • Battle of Sourton Down • Squab pie • Stargazy pie • SS Suevic • Tamar Bridge • Theodore Paleologus • Zennor Head
Former good articles
[edit source]British Isles • British people • Isles of Scilly • South West Coast Path
Did you know? articles
[edit source]1866 Helston by-election • Antoinette (barque) • B3306 road • Bagnall 0-4-0ST "Alfred" and "Judy" • John Bettesworth-Trevanion • Bewnans Ke • Bible translations into Cornish • Bodinnick • William Bonville, 1st Baron Bonville • Richard Bonython • Boscastle to Widemouth • Evelyn Boscawen, 6th Viscount Falmouth • Brown Willy • Brown Willy Cairns • S. H. Burton • Busybody (horse) • Caerhays Castle • Caerthillian to Kennack • Calstock railway station • Cape Cornwall Mine • Carbis Bay Hotel • Charles III • Climate of south-west England • St Colanus' Church, Colan • Coombe Junction Halt railway station • Cornish fairing • Cornish Riviera Express • Cornish dialect • Cornubian batholith • Jonathan Couch • Henry Pering Pellew Crease • Cruel Coppinger • Devon and Cornwall Rail Partnership • Disused railway stations on the Cornish Main Line • Doom Bar • Tom Dorrien-Smith • Duchy Home Farm • Eastern Isles • Endelient • Falmouth Lifeboat Station • Fir Hill Manor • Fowey Lifeboat Station • Gallos (sculpture) • Godrevy Head to St Agnes • Goeznovius • Gook (headgear) • Great Wheal Fortune • Gunnies • Haig Fras • Ben Harvey (rugby union) • Battle of Hehil • Helston Castle • Robert Peverell Hichens • Holman Projector • Huer's Hut • Ictis • Jamaica Inn • Kitty Lee Jenner • Kelly's of Cornwall • King Arthur and King Cornwall • Burchard Kranich • List of churches preserved by the Churches Conservation Trust in Southwest England • William Lobb • Looe Bridge • Job Edward Lousley • Thomas Luny • St Laud's Church, Mabe • Jill Martin • Melor • Mermaid of Zennor • Merthen Manor • Church of St Morwenna and St John the Baptist, Morwenstow • The Mousehole Cat • Mystery (lugger) • Newlyn Tidal Observatory • Newquay Lifeboat Station • Bryan Pearce • Alexander Pendarves • Penhale Sands • David Penhaligon • Penlee Lifeboat Station • Penzance A.F.C. • Phoenix United Mine • Piper's Hole • Plymouth Sound, Shores and Cliffs • Polperro • Polruan to Polperro • Promontory forts of Cornwall • MV RMS Mulheim • John Ralfs • Mike Raven • Red Moor (nature reserve) • Redruth railway station • Restaurant Nathan Outlaw • John Rogers (divine) • Rosenannon Downs • Round Island Light, Isles of Scilly • St Austell Clay Pits • St Ives Lifeboat Station • Scilly Boys • Saint Senara • Augustus Smith (politician) • Battle of Sourton Down • Sperris Quoit • Spirit of Mystery • Squab pie • Stargazy pie • Steeple Point to Marsland Mouth • SS Suevic • Tamar–Tavy Estuary • Terras Bridge • Tetha • SS Thames • D. M. Thomas • Three Hundred and Thirty Five Years' War • Tin coinage • Tinner's Arms • Tregenna Castle • Thomas Tregosse • Robert Tresilian • Truro Cathedral School • Ventongimps Moor • Wally the Walrus • Welcome Nugget • West Cornwall Bryophytes Site of Special Scientific Interest • Wheel of Fortune (horse) • Wingletang Down (St Agnes) • Zennor Head • Zennor Quoit • St Senara's Church, Zennor
In the News articles
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Shortcuts
[edit source]These shortcuts can be used to quickly link to a page in talk pages, edit summaries, etc.:
- WP:Cornwall - links to the Cornwall WikiProject main page.
- WP:CornwallGuideline - links to a guide detailing the consensus reached regarding Cornwall-related articles and the county/country issue.
Take a look at Wikipedia:WikiProject Cornwall/Templates for the full set of Cornwall WikiProject templates.
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Please feel free to add yourself here, and indicate any areas of particular interest.
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File:Gtk-media-play-ltr.svg Related projects
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- WikiProject Celts
- WikiProject United Kingdom
- WikiProject UK geography
- WikiProject UK Parliament constituencies
- WikiProject Council/Directory/Geographical/Europe (United Kingdom)
- WikiProject England
- WikiProject Wales
- WikiProject Scotland
- WikiProject Northern Ireland
- WikiProject Europe
- WikiProject European Union
See also
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Portals
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- List of topics related to Cornwall
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