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Appendix E – List of roundabouts in Cornwall A list has been prepared and will be maintained by CORMAC Solutions Ltd; this will be available on request and can be viewed on the internet. Area msq Sponsored (rough by estimate Can be Can be Currently Road Roundabout (Company total - Sponsored Planted Available Number Name/Location or not all (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N) Organization available Name) for planting) Mount Misery Roundabout - A30 821 y y Penzance Heamoor Roundabout - A30 1187 y y Penzance Chyandour Roundabout - A30 320 y y Treneere - Penzance Ponsandane/Branwell A30 Roundabout - Tesco - 1024 y y Penzance Recreation ground A39 29 y Roundabout - Falmouth Falmouth A39 Leos Roundabout - Falmouth 206 y y n Coachworks Ponsharden Roundabout - A39 570 y y Falmouth Hillhead Roundabout - Preston A39 1235 y y n Falmouth Goldburn Kernick/ASDA Roundabout - A39 154 y y n Specsavers Falmouth Treliever West Roundabout - A39 211 y Penryn Treliever East Roundabout - A39 150 y Penryn Sandy Lane Roundabout - A393 53 Redruth Marazion Henfor (east/top) A394 159 y y Roundabout Coronation Lake Roundabout A394 6 n n (Porthleven Road) - Helston Cottage Hospital Roundabout A394 35 n - Helston Clodgey Lane Roundabout - A394 321 y y Helston An Helys Roundabout - A394 418 y y Helston Crasken Farm Roundabout - A394 263 y y Helston Treswithian Roundabout - A3047 137 y y Camborne Tesco Roundabout - A3047 110 y y Camborne Sponsorship of Roundabouts Appendix E Page 1 of 6 Version 1.4 – September 2012 Area msq Sponsored (rough by estimate Can be Can be Currently Road Roundabout (Company total - Sponsored Planted Available Number Name/Location or not all (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N) Organization available Name) for planting) Blowinghouse Roundabout - A3047 1540 y y Redruth Tolgus Roundabout (Sarah's A3047 29 n n Foundry) - Redruth A3047 Avers Roundabout - Redruth 452 y y Treleigh Roundabout - A3047 133 y y Redruth Culdrose (Pavilion)/Mainlay A3083 31 n Roundabout - Helston Langweath Roundabout - B3293 6 n Mawgan B3297 Tesco Roundabout - Helston 46 n n Trenethick/Lowertown B3297 393 y y Roundabout - Helston B3300 Tolgus Roundabout - Redruth 333 y y Kernick Road - ASDA - C0007 81 y y n Specsavers Penryn The Moor Roundabout - C0716 168 Falmouth Promenade/Wherry Town C0730 16 n n Roundabout - Penzance Parkinson's Morrisons Roundabout - C0745 44 y y n Disease Longrock- Penzance Society Longrock Roundabout - C0745 8 n y Penzance Treveth Lane Roundabout - U6026 30 y y Helston Barncoose Avenue - U6044 263 Industrial Estate - Redruth Barncoose Hospital U6044 6 n Roundabout Carnon Gate/Devoran Radio A39 430 y y n Roundabout Cornwall A39 Carnon Downs Roundabout 371 y y B3289 King Harry A39 260 y y Roundabout - Playing Place Playing Place North A39 260 y y n Killiow Roundabout Fairmantle St Roundabout - A39 712 y y Truro A39 Trafalgar Roundabout - Truro 908 y y Newquay Road Roundabout - A39 228 Truro Sponsorship of Roundabouts Appendix E Page 2 of 6 Version 1.4 – September 2012 Area msq Sponsored (rough by estimate Can be Can be Currently Road Roundabout (Company total - Sponsored Planted Available Number Name/Location or not all (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N) Organization available Name) for planting) Highgate Hill Roundabout - A39 804 y y Indian Queens A39 Halloon Roundabout 804 y y A39 Trekenning Roundabout 2827 y y A39 Winnards Perch Roundabout 696 y y A390 Threemilestone A390 474 y y Roundabout A390 Maiden Green A390 742 y y Roundabout Duchy A390 Treliske Roundabout – Truro 841 y y n Hospital Newbridge Lane Roundabout A390 35 n n – Truro Treyew/County Hall A390 853 y y Roundabout – Truro Trewithen Roundabout – A390 742 y y (east of) Probus Woodland Rd/ASDA A390 474 y y Roundabout – St Austell A390 Mount charles Roundabout 1638 y y A3082 Britannia Inn Boscundel A390 327 y y n Roundabout – St Austell Manor Bethel Roundabout – St A391 555 y y Austell Boscoppa Roundabout – St A391 555 y y Austell Carclaze Roundabout – St A391 475 y y Austell Scredda Roundabout – St A391 490 y y Austell B3274 Stenalees Roundabout A391 233 y y – St Austell Innis Downs South A391 2127 y y Roundabout – Bodmin Innis Downs North A391 2680 y y Roundabout – Bodmin Pentire Road Roundabout – The Bay Hotel A392 430 y y n Newquay & Spa Mellanvrane Roundabout – A392 249 y y Newquay A392 Trevemper Roundabout 20 n n Newquay A392 Treloggan Rd A392 430 y y n Property Roundabout – Newquay Centre Quintrell Downs Roundabout A392 110 y y n SERCO – Newquay Sponsorship of Roundabouts Appendix E Page 3 of 6 Version 1.4 – September 2012 Area msq Sponsored (rough by estimate Can be Can be Currently Road Roundabout (Company total - Sponsored Planted Available Number Name/Location or not all (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N) Organization available Name) for planting) Wheal Rose Roundabout west A3047 20 y y – Scorrier B3275 Brighton Cross A3058 422 y y Roundabout A3076 Mitchell Roundabout 142 y y Victoria Junction South B3274 696 y y Roundabout Victoria Junction North B3274 1025 y y Roundabout B3275 Penhale Roundabout 498 y y Chiverton Services B3277 228 y y Roundabout Gaverigan Roundabout - B3279 555 y y Indian Queens The Old Forge Roundabout - C0173 7 n n Carnon Downs Charlestown Roundabout - St C0707 67 y y Austell Hugus Roundabout - C0724 124 y Threemilestone Chyvelah Vale Roundabout - U6075 14 Truro Ball Roundabout - Altantic A39 1025 y y n Trelawney (?) Highway Wadebridge Carkeel Ind Estate A388 321 y y Roundabout - Saltash A388 Hatt Roundabout 978 y y A388 Polborder Roundabout 347 y y A388 Viverdon Down Roundabout 1418 y Doublepools Cross A388 35 Roundabout - Callington Tavistock Road Roundabout - A388 490 y y Launceston Kensey Roundabout - A388 35 Launceston Pennygillan Roundabout - A388 1312 y y Launceston Safeway Roundabout Gilbert A389 121 y y Road - Bodmin Dunmere Roundabout - A389 54 Bodmin Island Shop South A390 751 y y Roundabout - Liskeard Golden Bank Roundabout - A390 206 y y Liskeard Sponsorship of Roundabouts Appendix E Page 4 of 6 Version 1.4 – September 2012 Area msq Sponsored (rough by estimate Can be Can be Currently Road Roundabout (Company total - Sponsored Planted Available Number Name/Location or not all (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N) Organization available Name) for planting) Maudlin Farm Roundabout - A390 841 y y Liskeard Island Shop North A390 260 y y Roundabout - Liskeard Charter Way Roundabout - A390 394 y y Liskeard Doublepools Turn A390 31 Roundabout - Callington A390 Moss side Roundabout 35 n n Kennards House North A0395 853 y y Roundabout Kennards House South A0395 853 y y Roundabout Safeway Roundabout A3072 321 y y Stratton Road - Bude Latchbrook Estate B3271 260 y y Roundabout - Saltash B3271 Moorlands Roundabout 151 y y C0753 Tregirls, South A30 Trewint 291 y y Eddystone Roundabout - C0766 44 y Wadebridge Beacon technology park : U6132 79 y y rnbt nr car park Treweath Road - Treneere U6007 616 y y Est - Penzance St Austell A390 Double mini A390 n/a n n (kerbed) U6078 Malpas (end or middle) 13 y Bodmin - Rbt Nr Hospital 79 y y U6129 Bodmin - Altheltan Park 23 y y C0288 Tehidy - Trevenson Moor 24 n n U6026 Hellescoth Way - Helston 82 y y U6026 Manaton Close - Helston 20 y y U6003 Newlyn Chywoone, Penzance 201 y y U6007 Peverell Road, Penzance 57 y U6014 The Burrows, St Ives 13 n n U6023 Boscowan Road, Helston 28 y Meneth Road, Pengegon, U6041 154 y y Camborne Stray Parc, Pengegon, U6041 177 y y Camborne U6063 Trelissick Road, Falmouth 100 y y Sponsorship of Roundabouts Appendix E Page 5 of 6 Version 1.4 – September 2012 Area msq Sponsored (rough by estimate Can be Can be Currently Road Roundabout (Company total - Sponsored Planted Available Number Name/Location or not all (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N) Organization available Name) for planting) Chyvelah Vale/College Way, U6075 38 y y Gloweth U6075 Chyvelah Ope, Gloweth 13 n n U6091 Menewas Way, Newquay 38 y y U6091 Bonython Road, Newquay 38 y y U6129 Athelstan Park, Bodmin 64 y y U6153 Chapeldown Road, Torpoint 50 y y Sponsorship of Roundabouts Appendix E Page 6 of 6 Version 1.4 – September 2012 .
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