Blisland

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Blisland is a village and civil parish in the North Cornwall district of Cornwall, England, United Kingdom, about five miles north of Bodmin. According to the 2001 census, the parish had a population of 565.

Its fifteenth century church is dedicated to Saints Hyacinth and Protus.

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Civil Parishes of North Cornwall District
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Advent | Altarnun | Blisland | Bodmin | Boyton | Bude-Stratton | Camelford | Cardinham | Davidstow | Egloshayle | Egloskerry | Forrabury and Minster | Helland | Jacobstow | Kilkhampton | Laneast | Lanhydrock | Lanivet | Launcells | Launceston | Lawhitton Rural | Lesnewth | Lewannick | Lezant | Marhamchurch | Michaelstow | Morwenstow | North Hill | North Petherwin | North Tamerton | Otterham | Padstow | Poundstock | St Breock | St Breward | St Clether | St Endellion | St Ervan | St Eval | St Gennys | St Issey | St Juliot | St Kew | St Mabyn | St Merryn | St Minver Highlands | St Minver Lowlands | St Stephens | St Teath | St Thomas the Apostle Rural | St Tudy | South Petherwin | Stoke Climsland | Tintagel | Tremaine | Treneglos | Tresmeer | Trevalga | Trewen | Wadebridge | Warbstow | Week St Mary | Werrington | Whitstone | Withiel



Coordinates: 50°31′N, 4°41′W