Cornwall

Camborne (Map Ref E12)
Condurrow  (Map Ref F14)   (see map below)
Mylor  (Map Ref  F14)  (Mylor Bridge, can't find Mylor)  Bit faint, just opposite St Just
Redruth  (Map Ref E12)
Roche  (Map Ref C15)
St Agnes  (Map Ref D13)
St Clements (Map Ref  E14)
St Columb Major (Map Ref C15)
St Columb Minor (Map Ref C14)
Truro (Map Ref  E14)
Wendron (Map Ref  F12)   near bottom of square


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Scale : One map square is six miles


Condurrow

At the orange arrow on both maps



In more detail



Following email was received Have lost record of sender
G"day. Concerning Condurrow. There is a hamlet known as Condurrow, (marked
on the maps as Higher Condurrow) situated ashort distance to the east of
Beacon. It is on a minor road leading to Tuckingmill. Beacon is on the road
from Camborne to Troon, about halfway. Condurrow is at the site of the
Greater Condurrow mine which operated from 1860 to 1913. The engine house is
still standing in a fine state of preservation and is quite a landmark.
There is another Condurrow situated on the road into St. Anthonay in Meneage.
Hope this helps.
Bill.
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