The Loe

Cornwall's largest natural freshwater lake, held back from the sea by the shingle bar of Loe Bar near Helston.

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The Loe is a lake in Cornwall. The surrounding countryside is part of Cornwall National Landscape National Landscape. Camborne Station is 14.9 km away to the north.

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