Crowan
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Crowan is a village and civil parish is the Kerrier disctrict of Cornwall, United Kingdom.
The River Hayle rises around a mile from Crowan then flows through the village.
There used to be a railway station in Crowan on the Helston branch line. Crowan station and the rest of the stations on the line were closed in 1964 at the height of the Beeching cuts.
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