Tywardreath is situated in the Deanery and Hundred of Powder. It is bordered by Luxulyan and Lanlivery to the north, Golant (St Sampson) and Fowey to the east and the ocean, Par harbour and the River Par (which separates it from St Austell and St Blazey) to the south and west. Tywardreath has suffered from a multitude of different spellings since it appeared in the Domeday Book of 1086 as Tiwardrai. The village of Tywardreath lies on the Pilgrim’s Way. Many pilgrims passed through the village on their way to Fowey for onward travel to holy shrines in southern Europe and the Holy Land. Apart from Tywardreath, the villages are Polkerris, Highway, Par, Polmear, Middleway Bridge and Chapel Down.
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