| − | '''Cornwall''' is a ceremonial county and former Celtic nation<ref>Journal Article - Cornwall a Celtic Nation (1905), by Henry Jenner. Available at https://www.jstor.org/stable/30069809</ref> and duchy in the southwest of the [[United Kingdom]]. It lies to the west of [[Devon]], with which it has its only land boundary. Principal towns in Cornwall include Cambourne, St. Ives, [[St.Austell]], [[Falmouth]], [[Looe]], [[Penzance]], [[Newquay]], Launceston and [[Bude]]. [[Truro]] is the only city, and capital of Cornwall.<ref>http://www.historytoday.com/al-rowse/truro-cornish-capital</ref> | + | '''Cornwall''' is a ceremonial county and duchy, formerly a Celtic nation,<ref>Journal Article - Cornwall a Celtic Nation (1905), by Henry Jenner. Available at https://www.jstor.org/stable/30069809</ref> in the southwest of the [[United Kingdom]]. It lies to the west of [[Devon]], with which it has its only land boundary. Principal towns in Cornwall include Cambourne, St. Ives, [[St.Austell]], [[Falmouth]], [[Looe]], [[Penzance]], [[Newquay]], Launceston and [[Bude]]. [[Truro]] is the only city, and capital of Cornwall.<ref>http://www.historytoday.com/al-rowse/truro-cornish-capital</ref> |