Plain-an-Gwarry

Plain-an-Gwarry (Cornish: Plen an Gwari) is a hamlet in the west of Redruth, Cornwall, England, UK.^[1] The name derives from Cornish plen an gwari (meaning "playing place"), an open-air performance area used historically for entertainment and instruction.

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Ceremonial county of Cornwall

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Unitary authorities

• Cornwall Council
• Council of the Isles of Scilly

Major settlements
(cities in italics)

• Bodmin
• Bude
• Callington
• Camborne
• Camelford
• Falmouth
• Fowey
• Hayle
• Helston
• Hugh Town
• Launceston
• Liskeard
• Looe
• Lostwithiel
• Marazion
• Newlyn
• Newquay
• Padstow
• Penryn
• Penzance
• Porthleven
• Redruth
• St Austell
• St Blazey
• St Columb Major
• St Ives
• St Just in Penwith
• Saltash
• Stratton
• Torpoint
• Truro
• Wadebridge
  See also: List of civil parishes in Cornwall

Rivers

• Allen
• Camel
• Carnon
• Cober
• De Lank
• Fal
• Fowey
• Gannel
• Gover
• Hayle
• Helford
• Inny
• Kensey
• Lerryn
• Looe
• Lynher
• Menalhyl
• Ottery
• Par
• Pont Pill
• Port Navas
• Red
• St Austell
• Seaton
• Tamar
• Tiddy
• Truro
• Valency
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Topics

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• Fishing
• Flora and fauna
• Places
  • List of farms
• Population of major settlements
• Demography
• Notable people
• The Duchy
• Diocese
• Politics
• Schools
• Hundreds/shires
• Places of interest
• Outline of Cornwall
• Index of Cornwall-related articles

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