Charlestown [80 photos] in SX0351 :: Geograph Britain and Ireland

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Charlestown

Charlestown is a village and port on the south coast of Cornwall. It is situated approximately 2 miles south east of St Austell town centre.
The port at Charlestown developed in the late-18th century from the fishing village of West Polmear. Charlestown has remained relatively unchanged since. Today the main focus of the village is tourism.
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by N Chadwick

Created: Mon, 5 Feb 2018, Updated: Mon, 5 Feb 2018

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SX0351 : Charlestown Harbour by Rob Farrow

SX0351 : Old Coastguard Cottages by N Chadwick

SX0351 : Charlestown beach from Quay Road by DS Pugh

SX0351 : Aboard the Lady Daphne by DS Pugh

SX0351 : Charlestown - Inner Basin by Stephen Craven

SX0351 : Charlestown - Tunnel near harbour mouth on eastern side by Rob Farrow

SX0451 : Beach and cliffs from the eastern breakwater by DS Pugh

SX0351 : Charlestown Harbour by N Chadwick

SX0351 : Charlestown - View over the harbour by Rob Farrow

SX0351 : Charlestown - Central wharf by Rob Farrow

SX0351 : Charlestown harbour - weighbridge by Stephen Craven

SX0351 : Tall Ship in Charlestown Harbour by Sandy Gerrard

SX0451 : Beach at Charlestown from the coast path by DS Pugh

SX0351 : Cafe, Charlestown by N Chadwick

SX0351 : Charlestown harbour from the eastern breakwater by DS Pugh

SX0351 : Harbour at Charlestown by DS Pugh

SX0351 : Charlestown Harbour Walls by N Chadwick

SX0351 : Charlestown harbour - museum entrance by Stephen Craven

SX0351 : Beach south of Charlestown by DS Pugh

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