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Truro Active Travel Coldrose To Shortlanesend To Idless Woods (traffic-free path) & Newquay To Plymouth AD Truro O FRY R TR TRE EF RY R O A P D E N N VE N AD T O T I R N Y R N R E A F F I E 3 E Y R R 9 L T A B32 N R E E 8 O P 4 A E T D N R S E I F L R V Y A R AD R O Y RO O To Tresillian/ A EFR AD K D TR E D Tregurra N A St Austell W O R Y Park & Ride A N V L N EW H I MI S LLS IL D D LAN OA N E L RY R A D N EFF E TR A P E RO W O S HIL L IN Q R 390 GHT M L A NI D U HIL K H A ION O Y UN B VA R NE OR OA EHA VER A LA NM D TR NE TREGURR E R P E S H OP DRUTHAN AV H BE EN G S I I B U C E H LO D K A S E O RD E N R C M E R E OAD WY N C E R H AT LOSE N A RESK UBIA CLOSE 9 C H C MO CORN 3 R E Z A N HILL D R AL VIEW ODGE D U L RIV HU LOSE E T Penair C River Allen C E N AUB H R V Y I D C E S S W R O V N D D I E T CRESCE EN D ND NT H K L E R D K R O S DE A UR LA R P M I P AL C U UP E A D LAND CRE NT K R S CE N G A W E M O I A N D N S R O I E I ' C H A R K W R River Kenwyn E AD A S T AN V St Mary’s ER 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