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Launceston is a town and civil parish in Cornwall, England, known for its historical significance as an ancient borough.

Altarnun is a small village in Cornwall, situated about 7 miles west of Launceston on the north‑eastern edge of Bodmin Moor. It offers a rural setting with a close‑knit community and picturesque moorland views.

Badgall is a small hamlet in Cornwall, situated about 6 miles north‑east of Launceston. The area is rural and quiet, with a traditional Cornish character.

Bathpool is a small village in east Cornwall, situated in the River Lynher valley on the southeast fringe of Bodmin Moor. It lies about five miles northwest of Callington, offering a quiet rural setting within reach of larger towns.

Bolventor is a small hamlet in Cornwall, situated on Bodmin Moor between the towns of Launceston and Bodmin. It offers a quiet rural setting within the scenic moorland landscape.

Bowithick is a small hamlet in Cornwall, situated on the northern edge of Bodmin Moor. The area offers a quiet, rural setting with close proximity to the moorland landscape.

Boyton is a small village in Cornwall with a population of 457 as of the 2011 census. It lies close to the River Tamar and the Devon border, about six miles north of Launceston.

Brazacott is a small hamlet in east Cornwall, situated within the civil parish of North Petherwin, about six miles north‑west of Launceston. The area is rural and offers a quiet countryside setting.

Canworthy Water is a small settlement in northeast Cornwall, situated beside the River Ottery. The area is rural and quiet, with a modest population and a close relationship to the surrounding countryside.

Launceston Castle, a historic Norman stronghold, sits in the town of Launceston in Cornwall. The castle’s ruins and surrounding grounds offer a glimpse of medieval architecture and local heritage.

Chapmans Well lies within the historic town of Launceston in Cornwall, a civil parish known for its steep terrain and proximity to the River Tamar. The area offers a mix of rural charm and close access to the town’s notable landmark, Launceston Castle, which sits on a hill overlooking the Tamar valley.

Clubworthy is a small hamlet in east Cornwall, situated about six miles north‑northwest of Launceston. The area is rural, with a quiet, close‑knit character typical of Cornwall’s countryside.

Coads Green is a small village in Cornwall, situated east of Bodmin Moor and about seven miles from Launceston. It offers a rural setting with a primary school, Methodist church and village hall, and is known for the Hocking's Green apple variety.