Category:Articles containing Cornish-language text
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This category contains articles with Cornish-language text.
The primary purpose of these categories is to facilitate manual or automated checking of text in other languages.
This category should only be added with the {{Lang}} family of templates, never explicitly.
For example: {{Lang|kw|text in Cornish language here}}, which wraps the text with <span lang="kw">. Also available is {{Lang-kw|text in Cornish language here}} which displays as Cornish: text in Cornish language here.
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Pages in category "Articles containing Cornish-language text"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 754 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).
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- Badgall
- Badharlick
- Bake, Cornwall
- Bal maiden
- Baldhu
- Ball, Cornwall
- Ballowall Barrow
- Balwest
- Barcelona, Cornwall
- Bardic name
- Bathpool, Cornwall
- Bealsmill
- Beast of Bodmin Moor
- Belowda
- Bilberry, Cornwall
- Bishop Rock, Isles of Scilly
- Bissoe
- Blisland
- Bocaddon
- Boconnoc
- Bodelva
- Bodieve
- Bodinnick
- Bodmin
- Bodmin Moor
- Bodmin Parkway railway station
- Boleigh
- Bolenowe
- Bolingey
- Bolventor
- Boscastle
- Boscastle flood of 2004
- Boscaswell
- Boscoppa
- Boskednan
- Bossiney
- Bossiney Haven
- Botallack
- Botallack Mine
- William de Botreaux, 1st Baron Botreaux
- Botusfleming
- Boyton, Cornwall
- Braddock, Cornwall
- Bray Shop
- Brea Hill
- Brea, Cornwall
- Breage, Cornwall
- Breton language
- Bridge, Cornwall
- Bridgerule
- Brill, Cornwall
- Saint Brioc
- Brisons
- Bristol Channel
- British and Irish Lions
- British Isles
- British Isles naming dispute
- British–Irish Council
- Brittonic languages
- Bryher
- Bude
- Bude–Stratton
- Budock Water
- Burlawn
- Burlorne Pillow
- Burlorne Tregoose
- Burncoose
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- Cadgwith
- Cairn
- Calenick
- Callington, Cornwall
- Calstock
- Calvadnack
- Camborne
- Camborne Hill
- Camborne, Ontario
- River Camel
- Camelford
- Canworthy Water
- Cape Cornwall
- Caradon Hill
- Carbis Bay
- Cardinham
- Cargreen
- Carharrack
- Carlyon
- Carlyon Bay
- Carn Arthen
- Carn Brea, Redruth
- Carn Euny
- Carn Marth
- Carn Towan
- Carnebone
- Carnewas and Bedruthan Steps
- Carnon Downs
- Carrack Gladden
- The Carracks
- Carrick Roads
- Carrick, Cornwall
- Carricknath Point to Porthbean Beach
- Causeland railway station
- Cawsand
- Celtic calendar
- Celtic Congress
- Celtic languages
- Celtic League
- Celtic Sea
- Chacewater
- Chapel Amble
- Chapel, Cornwall
- Charlestown, Cornwall
- Cheesewring
- Christianity in Cornwall
- Chûn Castle
- Churchtown, Cornwall
- Chyandour
- Chycoose
- Civil parishes in Cornwall
- Colan, Cornwall
- Combined Universities in Cornwall
- Common Brittonic
- Constantine Bay
- Constantine, Cornwall
- Coombe, Bude
- Coombe, Camborne
- Coombe, Gwennap
- Coombe, Kea
- Coombe, Liskeard
- Coombe, St Austell
- Corgee, Cornwall
- Cornish Assembly
- Cornish bagpipes
- Cornish Constitutional Convention
- Cornish dance
- Cornish grammar
- Cornish hurling
- Cornish language
- Cornish language numbers
- Cornish Language Partnership
- Cornish language revival
- Cornish Nationalist Party
- Cornish people
- Cornish Pirates
- Cornish Studies Centre
- Cornish surnames
- Cornish wrestling
- Cornish literature
- Cornwall
- Cornwall College
- Cornwall Council
- Coswinsawsin
- Cotehele
- Coverack
- Coverack Bridges
- Crackington Haven
- Crantock
- Creed, Cornwall
- Creegbrawse
- Crêpe
- Crim Rocks
- Croanford
- Crowan
- Crows-an-Wra
- Cruel Coppinger
- Crugmeer
- Crumplehorn
- Cubert
- Cuby, Cornwall
- Culture of Cornwall
- Cury
- Cusgarne