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Doublebois (Cornish: Dewgoes) (pronounced /ˈdʌbəlbɔɪz/ DUB-əl-boyz), is a
village in
south Cornwall, England,
United Kingdom. It is in the
civil parish...
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until 1972.
Doublebois station (Cornish: Kosdewblek) (50°27′21″N 4°32′17″W / 50.4558°N 4.5381°W / 50.4558; -4.5381 (
Doublebois railway station))...
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condemned the
practice in 1895,
following an
accident involving two 0-4-4s at
Doublebois, Cornwall, on the
Great Western Railway.
Other designers, however, persisted...
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largest being the
River Lerryn. The
section of the
Fowey Valley between Doublebois and
Bodmin Parkway railway station is
known as the
Glynn Valley (Cornish:...
- Lansallos,
Polperro Cornwall Council PL14
LISKEARD Liskeard, Dobwalls,
Doublebois, Minions, St Cleer, St Ive, St Neot
Cornwall Council PL15
LAUNCESTON Launceston...
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Didcot DID-kət /ˈdɪdkət/
England Dodworth DOD-ərth /ˈdɒdərθ/
England Doublebois DUB-əl-boyz /ˈdʌbəlbɔɪz/
Scotland Dounreay doon-RAY /duːnˈreɪ/ England...
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track westwards to
Lostwithiel opened on 2 July 1893 and
eastwards to
Doublebois on 22
December 1893. The
Great Western Railway was
nationalised into British...
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Dimson Tredhynn Dinas Dinas Dizzard Diserth Dobwalls Fosow Dobb
Doddycross Doublebois Kosdewblek Downgate Porth an Woon
Downhill Downinney Drakewalls Fosowdrake...
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division covers the
settlements of East Taphouse,
Doublebois, St Pinnock, Dobwalls, Herodsfoot, St Keyne, Duloe, Treninnick, Looe and...
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pressure from
local people and mine
owners in the 1860s and 1870s. Instead,
Doublebois railway station was
opened on 1 June 1860
about two
miles south of St...
