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Bodmin is a town and civil parish located in east-central Cornwall, England, situated south-west of Bodmin Moor.

Blisland is a small village and civil parish in Cornwall, located about five miles northeast of Bodmin. The community is modest in size, with a population that grew from 565 in 2001 to 608 in 2011.

Bodwen is a small hamlet in mid Cornwall, situated just over a mile north‑northeast of Bugle village and about five miles north of St Austell. With only seven houses, it offers a quiet, rural setting within the civil parish of Lanlivery.

Bokiddick is a small hamlet in Cornwall, situated about one mile south of Lanivet. It is centred on four farms and offers a quiet rural setting.

Cardinham is a small village in mid Cornwall, situated about 6 km east‑northeast of Bodmin. It is part of a civil parish that includes several hamlets such as Fletchersbridge, Millpool, Milltown, Mount, Old Cardinham Castle and Welltown.

Clerkenwater is a small hamlet in Cornwall, situated about 1.2 miles north of the town of Bodmin. The area is characterised by its rural setting within the parish of Helland.

Four Winds, Bodmin lies within the rural heart of Cornwall, an area characterised by its moorland landscape and low population density. The locality is part of the PL 30 postal district and is set against the backdrop of the wider Cornish countryside.

Cardinham is a village in mid Cornwall, England, located about 3.5 miles east‑northeast of Bodmin. It comprises several hamlets, including Fletchersbridge, Millpool, and Old Cardinham Castle.

Hawks Tor is a moorland site within Bodmin Moor, offering a rural, granite landscape with historic and natural significance.

Bodmin is a town in east‑central Cornwall, situated south‑west of Bodmin Moor. The area is characterised by its rural setting and local amenities typical of a small Cornish town.

Hellandbridge, Bodmin lies within the PL 30 postal district of Cornwall, a rural area with historical ties to the Bodmin and Wadebridge Railway. The railway, opened in 1834, connected Bodmin to Wadebridge and nearby quarries, indicating a landscape that once supported mineral and agricultural transport.

Keybridge is a small hamlet in Cornwall, known for its historic granite bridge over the De Lank River, a Grade II listed structure dating from the 17th century or earlier. The area is part of the civil parish of St Tudy and lies within the broader parish of Blisland.

Kirland, located within the town of Bodmin in east-central Cornwall, offers a small‑community feel with the convenience of a nearby town centre.