What is Cornwall?
[[File:Flag of Cornwall.svg|thumb|200px|St Piran's Flag]] [[File:England and Cornwall.png|thumb|200px|A [[map]] showing where Cornwall is in [[England]] (coloured [[red]])]] [[File:RoughTor.jpg|thumb|Rough Tor, on Bodmin Moor]] '''Cornwall''' (Cornish: ''Kernow'') is a county in the far [[South West England|southwest of England]] in the [[United Kingdom]]. [[Truro]] is the [[capital city|capital]] of the Unitary Authority that has administered Cornwall since 2009. Truro is also the only city. It has the cathedral of the [[Diocese of Truro]]. Cornwall is home to the [[Cornish language|Cornish Language]] and the [[Cornish people]]. The Duchy of Cornwall is an estate which belongs to the [[Prince of Wales]] (who is also the Duke of Cornwall), but only part of it is in Cornwall. Cornwall is split from [[Devon]] by the River Tamar. Cornwall is home to [[Newquay]], a popular town and holiday resort. == Industry and tourism == Cornwall is less wealthy than some parts of England. Like [[Devon]], the county next to Cornwall, this is because traditional industries like [[mining]], [[fishing]], and [[farming]] are declining. Cornwall received help from the [[European Union]], which gave money to parts of Cornwall. When the UK [[Brexit|left the European Union]], Cornwall no longer received this money which had a negative impact. === Mining === Cornwall has been an important area for the mining of tin since 2400BC. In the 19th century large amounts of both tin and copper were mined in Cornwall. Mining used to be the major industry in Cornwall but now neither tin or copper are mined, however China clay is still mined in small amounts. === Tourism === As mining was phased out, the tourism industry grew. Five million tourists visit Cornwall every year, most of which are from within the United Kingdom. This makes up about a quarter of the Cornish economy and supports about 1 in 5 Cornish jobs. === Agriculture and food === As a mostly rural county, Cornwall naturally has a lot of farmers and farmland, with 4.9% of people in Co