West Curry

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West Curry is a farm north of Bennacott in north Cornwall, England, UK.It appears in the Domesday Book (1086) as Chori, where in 1086 Iovin the Craftsman held it from Robert, Count of Mortain.

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West Curry
B3254,

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N 50.7173 °	E -4.4313 °

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B3254
PL15 8NL , Boyton
England, United Kingdom
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