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Trevadlock

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Trevadlock Cross Chapel geograph.org.uk 637309
Trevadlock Cross Chapel geograph.org.uk 637309

Trevadlock is a hamlet south of Lewannick, Cornwall, United Kingdom. It includes a re-furbished old chapel, old schoolroom and semi-detached cottages.

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PL15 7PD , Lewannick
England, United Kingdom
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North Hill, Cornwall
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