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The 14 pages that link to Cornwall, each with the reason it gives.

• TinRelated: Cornwall became a major source of tin for European markets.

• WalesCompared with: Its cultural ties to Wales coexist with its status as part of England.

• CassiteriteBroader topic: Its lodes and mining landscape record a long history of cassiterite extraction.

• Cornish languageNarrower topic: Cornwall is the language’s homeland and the center of its revival.

• Ceremonial counties of EnglandBroader topic: Cornwall shows how a ceremonial county can group places with distinct local identities.

• Celtic BritonsRelated: Its geography helped preserve a separate southwestern Brittonic tradition.

• Celtic nationsBroader topic: Cornish, a revived Brittonic language, anchors Cornwall's place in the grouping.

• Clotted creamBroader topic: Cornish clotted cream is protected by a geographical designation tied to this region.

• Tin miningRelated: Its tin industry shaped regional economies and supplied markets over many centuries.

• Indian Ocean raidBroader topic: It was sunk alongside Dorsetshire during the raid’s major carrier-aircraft strike.

• Aphex TwinRelated: James grew up in Cornwall, away from the major British club centers.

• Daphne du MaurierRelated: Its coast, history, and local lore recur throughout her fiction.

• ChoughBroader topic: Cornwall's coastal cliffs support a well-known red-billed chough population.

• Land's EndNarrower topic: Land's End lies within Cornwall’s westernmost peninsula.