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Falmouth

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Falmouth , town (1991 pop. 17,810), Cornwall, SW England, on a small peninsula between Falmouth Bay and Carrick Roads estuary. Falmouth is a port, a resort, and the headquarters of the Royal Cornwall Yacht Club; there is a maritime museum in the harbor. China clay is exported from the port. Industries include engineering, ship repairing, and oyster fisheries. The climate is unusually warm; subtropical plants thrive. The harbor entrance is guarded by Pendennis Castle on the west and St. Mawes Castle on the east (both 16th cent.). Baron Fairfax of Cameron took the town in 1646 after a five-month... Read more
Jamaica
Cities of the World ... Antonio Other Cities: Bath, Black River, Falmouth, Morant Bay, Negril, Ocho Rios, Savanna-La ... Public hospitals provide a wide range of free services, although receiving them can ... Pinkie" in Sir Thomas Lawrence's portrait. Falmouth, despite its neglect, is a charming north ... Parish Library is part of ... Read more
Portland
The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition ... Casco Bay; settled c.1632, set off from Falmouth and inc. 1786. The largest city in Maine ... importance, and the settlement known as Falmouth developed; in the late 17th cent. it ... in 1775. Maine's first newspaper, the Falmouth Gazette, was issued in Portland in 1785 ... Read more

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