Breage, Cornwall

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Breage, Cornwall is a historic village and civil parish in west Cornwall, England, known for its medieval church, mining heritage, and association with prominent local families such as the Godolphins.

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Label Occurrences
Breage, Cornwall canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil parish
village
civilParishOf Cornwall
country England
governedBy Breage Parish Council
hasCategory Civil parishes in Cornwall
Mining communities in Cornwall
Villages in Cornwall
hasDialCode 01326
hasEconomicHistory mining
hasFeature granite church tower
medieval wall paintings in parish church
hasHeritage Methodist chapels
nonconformist religious history
hasHistoricCounty Cornwall
hasLieutenancyArea Cornwall
hasLocalIndustry agriculture
hasNearbyLandmark Godolphin Hill
Tregonning Hill
hasOSGridReference SW 609 287
hasParishChurch Breage Parish Church of St Breaca
hasPostcodeArea TR
hasPostcodeDistrict TR13
hasPostTown HELSTON
hasSettlementType rural village
hasTraditionalCounty Cornwall
hasUnitaryAuthority Cornwall Council
hasVillage Ashton
Breage
Carleen
Godolphin Cross
Porthleven (part)
knownFor Godolphin family associations
copper mining
medieval parish church
mining heritage
tin mining
languageHeritage Cornish
locatedIn Cornwall
South West England
linked to: southwest England

United Kingdom
west Cornwall
near Godolphin House
Helston
parishChurchDedicatedTo Saint Breaca
partOf Cornish mining landscape
region Penwith area
linked to: Penwith Peninsula

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St Breaca patronage Breage, Cornwall