Lat 50.2130° N, lon 5.3000° W●Cornish village

Gwinear-GwithianCornwall

Gwinear Gwithian is a parish in west Cornwall, formed in 1934 from the merger of the ancient parishes of Gwinear and Gwithian. The area is defined by the striking landscape of the

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Gwinear Gwithian is a parish in west Cornwall, formed in 1934 from the merger of the ancient parishes of Gwinear and Gwithian. The area is defined by the striking landscape of the Towans, a system of coastal sand dunes composed of shell sand that stretches from Hayle to Godrevy. The dunes have buried medieval settlements

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