Where is cornwall?

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Alana C

Cornwall is the most south-westerly part of England. It does have strong links to Wales but is most definitely English and is, by the way, beautiful, as is Devon, which you need to pass through to get there.

devonshiredumpling

It the in the West Country where if you drove all the way down the M5 and then onto the A30 or A38 and kept going you would finish up at Lands End and the Atlantic.

Great County, lots to do and surfing and swimmimg, walking and pubs,

Come on down, it a lovely place to be, just remember, We Devonians would rather you stopped in Devon but if you must go to cornwall, we will not stop you.

Also remember, when you come back, if you cross the bridge at Plymouth, on the Devon side we will charge you a toll to get back into Devon, strange that.

kicker

Cornwall is your next geography lesson..... i really cant beleive that you have no idea where it is... dont take any notice of people telling you its in the south-west of england, they are trying to get you lost... its actually a tiny island in the north east of scotland, really it is.. go there and see for yourself !

djdiva921

Its in the south of england,not wales!
Its nice

Jasmine Peters At Home

With no geography being taught in schools for the past three hundred years, no atlases and books of maps available either in shops or public libraries and no sites like Microsoft or Google (to name but two) on which you can look it up on line, I'm really stuck as to what to suggest you do regarding this problem. Oh I know - try asking at your local railway station - they might know.

Rolyn eto

It's in SW England

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornwall

iccleanne

It's bottom of the "leg" of Britain. Wales is not too far away, but wales is the area of Britain that looks like a pigs head - look at a map and this will make more sense. Both areas of Britain has their own way of speaking, but they are still quite different! Wales is a country, whereas Cornwall is a county. It's a lovely area, as long as you like walking, a slower pace of life, local ale, small roads/lanes and Cornish folk! If it's too slow a pace for you stop in Devon instead.

garry65058

South west lived there nice place.

sean.maughan

It at the south of england, would be about 8 hours drive from you