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Perranwharf Port (United Kingdom)

Developed by George Croker Fox in 1769 to serve the Gwennup mines. It was very successful for many years until the advent of the Redruth-Chacewater railway and Restronguet Creek silted up.

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Mines and Quarries of South West England

Perranwharf belongs to the Camborne and Redruth region.

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See Also

Perranwharf served all the following mines/locations:

East Ale & Cakes Copper Mine
Carnon Mixed Mine
Wheal Clifford Mixed Mine
Poldice Copper Mine
West Poldice Mixed Mine
Restronguet Creek Tin Mine
South Tresavean Copper Mine
United Mines Copper Mine
South United Mixed Mine
Uniteds Mixed Mine
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