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Battle of Braddock Down

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The Battle of Braddock Down was fought here in 1643. The site is one of four registered battlefields in Cornwall, of 47 in England. The registered area covers 0.51 km².

The closest station is Coombe Junction Halt (Rail Station), 6.4 km to the east. Nearby registered battlefields include Battle of Lostwithiel 21 August and Battle of Lostwithiel.

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