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'''Truro''' is a cathedral city, civil parish and the county town of [[Cornwall]]. It is the southernmost city in England and the United Kingdom. The River Allen flows through the city and the Truro River is nearby.
'''Truro''' ([[Cornish language|Cornish]]: ''Truru'') is a cathedral city, civil parish and the county town of [[Cornwall]]. It is the southernmost city in England and the United Kingdom. The River Allen flows through the city and the Truro River is nearby.
The [[railway station]] is on the main line from [[Penzance]] to [[London]]. Historically the [[Harbor|harbour]] was locally important regarding fishing and the transport of [[tin]] and [[copper]] mined in the county.
The [[railway station]] is on the main line from [[Penzance]] to [[London]]. Historically the [[Harbor|harbour]] was locally important regarding fishing and the transport of [[tin]] and [[copper]] mined in the county.
The city has a [[cathedral]] and there are some Georgian buildings and cobbled streets.
The city has a [[cathedral]] and there are some Georgian buildings and cobbled streets. ''Lys Kernow'' (English: "Court of Cornwall"), the admin HQ for the [[Local authorities in the United Kingdom|unitary authority]] Cornwall Council, is located in the city.
Its population is 20,920 (2001).
Its population is 20,920 (2001).
[[Category:English cities]]
[[Category:English cities]]