Truro was built between the lowest crossing points at the confluence of two rivers, the River Allen and the River Kenwyn. At the end of Truro Quay, they meet and form the Truro River which in turn flows into the River Fal to become the wide estuary of the Carrick Roads.
Truro was built between the lowest crossing points at the confluence of two rivers, the River Allen and the River Kenwyn. At the end of Truro Quay, they meet and form the Truro River which in turn flows into the River Fal to become the wide estuary of the Carrick Roads.
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