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St Neot
St Neot is situated in the Deanery and Hundred of West and is located in the centre of Cornwall to the north of Liskeard. It is bordered by Altarnun to the north, St Cleer and Liskeard to the east, St Pinnock and Bradock to the south and Warleggan, Temple and Blisland to the west. In the Domesday Book of 1086, it is recorded as St Neotus. The main villages are St Neot, Ley and Dreynes. The church is famed for its ancient and beautiful stained glass windows.
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