Cornwall (Local Environment Profiles 2011)

On 1 April 2009, the former Cornwall County Council and its six district councils merged to become the single unitary authority Cornwall Council area. The Isles of Scilly still remains a separate unitary authority.
Cornwall is the second largest county in the South West in terms of area, covering 354,628 hectares, but with around 535,300 residents it also has the lowest population density.
More information at the local level can be found in a variety of places, please see the additional links on the right hand side of the page.
Cornwall County Data is available here, and more information regarding the Cornwall Environment can be read here in their draft report.

Cornwall County and former districts (click on the areas to navigate to the relevant page)