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Map A: Key Map - Marsland Mouth to Newquay Report number and title Marsland Mouth MNQ 1 Marsland Mouth to Duckpool Marsland Mouth MNQ 1 (Maps MNQ 1a to MNQ 1d) MNQ 2 Duckpool to Wanson Mouth 1 MNQ 2 (Maps MNQ 2a to MNQ 2g) MNQ 3 MNQ 3 Wanson Mouth to Crackington Haven Duckpool (Maps MNQ 3a to MNQ 3e) Bude MNQ 4 Crackington Haven to Boscastle Bay MNQ 4 (Maps MNQ 4a to MNQ 4f) MNQ 5 Boscastle to Trebarwith Strand 2 Bude MNQ 5 (Maps MNQ 5a to MNQ 5f) MNQ 6 Trebarwith Strand to Port Isaac Widmouth MNQ 6 (Maps MNQ 6a to MNQ 6f) Bay MNQ 7 Port Isaac to New Polzeath Widmouth MNQ 7 (Maps MNQ 7a to MNQ 7f) Wanson Mouth Bay MNQ 8 New Polzeath to Rock 3 MNQ 8 (Maps MNQ 8a to MNQ 8b) Crackington Haven Crackington MNQ 9 Padstow to Constantine Bay Haven MNQ 9 (Maps MNQ 9a to MNQ 9h) MNQ 10 Constantine Bay to Mawgan Porth 4 MNQ 10 (Maps MNQ 10a to MNQ 10e) Boscastle Otterham MNQ 11 Mawgan Porth to Newquay MNQ 11 (Maps MNQ 11a to MNQ 11e) Tintagel Castle Boscastle 5 Tintagel Trebarwith Strand Davidstow 6 Delabole Camelford Port Quin Port Isaac Bay Bay New Polzeath 7 Port Isaac Polzeath Trevose Head Harlyn 8 St Kew Bolventor Bay Highway 9 Rock Harlyn Padstow Constantine Bay Wadebridge Temple 10 Treyarnon Goathland Mawgan Mawgan Extent of proposals Porth Porth Bodmin Extent of proposals 3 Watergate in each report Bay 11 Lanivet Motorways St Columb A road Major B road Newquay Railway & station Newquay Goss Moor N Indian Queens 0 4 Kms Based upon Ordnance Survey material on behalf of HMSO. 0 2 Miles © Crown copyright and database right 2019. All rights reserved. Natural England. OS licence number 100022021 ×.

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