Marhamchurch Cornwall Map
Interactive Marhamchurch map, view the village of Marhamchurch Cornwall and learn a little of the village's history.
Detailed Street Map of Marhamchurch
Marhamchurch Cornwall Map
Shown on the right is a useful map of Marhamchurch Cornwall, handy for your visit to the village. Using the buttons on the top left of the map you can zoom in to get a detailed Marhamchurch map, or pan around to see the surrounding towns and villages. Also shown on this Marhamchurch Cornwall map are the areas of Widemouth Bay, Bude, Kings Hill, Lynstone, Lower Upton, Stratton, Stamford Hill and Diddies.
Marhamchurch is a small picturesque village in North Cornwall, England, situated about 2 miles from the town of Bude, it has a number of charming thatched cottages and the 14th century Church of Saint Marwenna. The village developed around a hermitage founded by the Celtic St Marwenne in the 5th century, Saint Marwenne was the daughter of the Welsh King Brychan. The village is renowned for its 'Marhamchurch Revel', a festival which is held every year in August.
Marhamchurch can be accessed from the the A39 south of Bude and Stratton. There are a number of holiday cottages to rent in the area.