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Truro is the the only city in the county of Cornwall. It is also the administrative centre of the county, as well as being the most southerly city in the UK. It is well known for its Cathedral, that was finished in 1910. The city is also home to the Royal Cornwall Museum and Cornwall County Council's Grade II listed New County Hall. The city of Truro has a population of 20,920 (2001 census). Truro is located in the centre of Cornwall. On the confluence of the rivers Kenwyn and Allen. The name Truro is thought to mean 'three rivers' in reference to the Kenwyn, the Allen and the now tiny Glasteinan. Truro, like many other places, has experienced problems with flooding in the past. In particular 1988 saw two '100 year' floods. These problems arose due to high rain fall swelling the rivers and a spring tide in the River Fal. Recently flood defenses have been constructed, including an emergency dam and a tidal barrier, to prevent future problems.

- Truro Holiday & Business Directory
Truro Town Website. Truro Holiday & Business Directory.

- City of Truro
Truro City Council's official website - information for visitors, residents and business.

- Truro Cathedral
Music, services, news, events and details of the restaurant, shop and education services. Includes history, bells and virtual tour.

- Truro, Cornwall
Self catering holiday homes, caravans and cottages in the Truro and Roseland Peninsula Area. Online guide to Bed and Breakfast and Cottage rental.

- Truro Info
Cornwall news and Cornwall sport. All the latest Cornwall news, Cornwall sport, Cornwall property, Cornwall entertainments, Cornwall leisure, what's on.

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