Roseland Peninsula

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Roseland Peninsula is a scenic coastal region in Cornwall, England, known for its picturesque villages, sheltered beaches, and maritime heritage.

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Roseland Peninsula canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
peninsula
administrativeArea Cornwall Council
borderedBy Carrick Roads
English Channel
connectedBy King Harry Ferry
country United Kingdom
hasBeach Carne Beach
Pendower Beach
Porthcurnick Beach
hasChurch St Just in Roseland Church
hasConservationStatus Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
fishing
tourism industry
hasFeature coastal footpaths
creeks and estuaries
rolling countryside
hasHarbour St Mawes Harbour
linked to: St Mawes
hasRecreation South West Coast Path
hasSettlement Gerrans
Philleigh
Portscatho
Ruan Lanihorne
St Mawes
Tregony
Veryan
hasTransport local bus services
passenger ferries
hasVegetation coastal heathland
wooded valleys
historicalRegion Cornwall
knownFor maritime heritage
picturesque villages
sailing
scenic coastal landscapes
sheltered beaches
walking trails
language English
locatedIn Cornwall
England
South West England
linked to: southwest England
partOf Cornish Riviera
Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
popularFor birdwatching
boating
tourism

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St Mawes locatedOn Roseland Peninsula
St Mawes Castle locatedOn Roseland Peninsula
Tregony region Roseland Peninsula
Carrick Roads near Roseland Peninsula
St Anthony Head partOf Roseland Peninsula
St Anthony Head Lighthouse locatedWithin Roseland Peninsula