CornwallS. BARING-GOULDReading editionChapter navigation35 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterCAMBRIDGE COUNTY GEOGRAPHIESCambridge County GeographiesS. BARING-GOULDCambridge:ILLUSTRATIONSMAPS1. County and Shire. Meaning of the word.2. General Characteristics.3. Size, Shape, Boundaries.4. Surface and General Features.5. Watershed, Rivers.6. Geology and Soil.7. Natural History.8. Around the Coast. From Morwenstow to Land's End.9. Around the Coast. From Land's End to Rame Head.10. The Coast—Gains and Losses.11. The Coast—Tides, Islands, and Lighthouses.12. Climate—Rainfall.13. People—Race, Dialect, Population.14. Agriculture—Main Cultivations. Stock.15. Industries and Manufactures.16. Minerals and Mining.17. Fisheries.18. Shipping and Trade.19. History.20. Antiquities: Prehistoric, Roman, Celtic, Saxon.21. Architecture: (a) Ecclesiastical.22. Architecture: (b) Military—Castles.23. Architecture: (c) Domestic and Monastic.24. Communications—Roads, Railways.25. Administration and Divisions, Ancient and Modern.26. Roll of Honour.27. THE CHIEF TOWNS AND VILLAGES OF CORNWALL.28. DIAGRAMS.Previous chapter ←Cambridge County GeographiesNext chapter →Cambridge:All chapters and sections (35)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsCAMBRIDGE COUNTY GEOGRAPHIESCambridge County GeographiesS. BARING-GOULDCambridge:ILLUSTRATIONSMAPS1. County and Shire. Meaning of the word.2. General Characteristics.3. Size, Shape, Boundaries.4. Surface and General Features.5. Watershed, Rivers.6. Geology and Soil.7. Natural History.8. Around the Coast. From Morwenstow to Land's End.9. Around the Coast. From Land's End to Rame Head.10. The Coast—Gains and Losses.11. The Coast—Tides, Islands, and Lighthouses.12. Climate—Rainfall.13. People—Race, Dialect, Population.14. Agriculture—Main Cultivations. Stock.15. Industries and Manufactures.16. Minerals and Mining.17. Fisheries.18. Shipping and Trade.19. History.20. Antiquities: Prehistoric, Roman, Celtic, Saxon.21. Architecture: (a) Ecclesiastical.22. Architecture: (b) Military—Castles.23. Architecture: (c) Domestic and Monastic.24. Communications—Roads, Railways.25. Administration and Divisions, Ancient and Modern.26. Roll of Honour.27. THE CHIEF TOWNS AND VILLAGES OF CORNWALL.28. DIAGRAMS.With Maps, Diagrams, and Illustrations← Cambridge County GeographiesCambridge: →