St. Columb Major is a compact market town and civil parish in Cornwall, set on rolling countryside a few miles inland from the north coast between Newquay and Wadebridge. Its centre features sturdy granite buildings and a large medieval parish church, reflecting its historic role as a local market and administrative hub for surrounding farms and hamlets.
The town is best known for the dramatic Cornish tradition of "hurling the silver ball", an ancient communal game still played on feast days, and for lively agricultural shows and community events that bring visitors. Today the local economy remains rooted in farming and small businesses, complemented by tourism and commuters to nearby coastal resorts, giving the parish a blend of historic character and active village life.
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