Chûn Castle

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Chûn Castle is a chambered tomb in Cornwall. It is one of 15 chambered tombs the Albion Guide lists in the county. It sits inside Cornwall National Landscape National Landscape.

For arrivals by rail, Penzance Station is 7.9 km to the east. West Lanyon Quoit and The Nine Maidens are among the ancient sites within 3.3 km.

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