No Man's Land
No Man's Land occupies a curious spot in central Cornwall, accessible via the A390 between St Austell and Lostwithiel. The settlement sits amongst the distinctive china clay country, with Lostwithiel's medieval charm and Lanlivery both just 2km away. Most traffic arrives from the A38 Plymouth route or heads locally to nearby villages like Sweetshouse. The area benefits from approximately 60 EV charging points scattered around the region. This oddly-named place genuinely earned its moniker from disputed parish boundaries, creating an actual no man's land with its own postcode.
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The closest airport to No Man's Land is Cornwall Airport Newquay, 37 km (about 32 min by car).
Where is No Man's Land on the map?
No Man's Land is in England, at 50.400, -4.690 - about 10 km north-west of Fowey.
