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Land's End

This category represents the rugged peninsula that extends into the Atlantic.
This is in the parish of Sennen, but the term, is extended to the: neighbouring parishes of St Just to the north, St Buryan to the east,; and St Levan to the south east, represented by Porthcurno on the south coast,; with the parish of Paul eastwards, represented by the Mousehole category,; before the major conurbations of Newlyn and Penzance.; For rural locations north of Penzance, please see the Zennor category, otherwise; websites for locations on the north coast may be listed in the St Ives category.
To distinguish the latter localities from the granite outcrop stretching west into the Atlantic,
the area is also known as Land's End Peninsula, or West Penwith after the former Hundred,: and district of Cornwall administered from Penzance.
The Parliamentary electoral constituency of St Ives, includes all of the parishes above,: but extends east of the boundary of the former Penwith District.
The River Hayle flows north in to Carbis Bay and forms the boundary, with Hayle: in the Camborne and Redruth constituency, whereas the parish of St Erth on; the River Hayne remains in Penwith, and until there are sufficient websites for; a separate category, is represented here by the St Ives category.
The next parish inland to the south is Germoe, which until there are sufficient websites to: justify a separate category, is represented by the Marazion category.
Websites for locations along the south coast, east of the Perranuthnoe and Praa Sands: are regarded as part of the Lizard Pennisula.