Padstow, a nice town found in the Cornwall district of England is also a county seat and fishing port on the north coast. In the area around Padstow, some webcams allow us to view it live. The settlement is tucked snugly on the western bank of Camel Estuary some few miles from Newquay, Wadebridge, and Bodmin.
According to statistics, it seems that Padstow’s population has continued to decline over the years. The 2001 census showed that this place had only 3162 residents but they dropped to 2993 by 2011. Furthermore, there are polling centers within this location such as Trevose Head which consists of four thousand four hundred and thirty-four people.
What stands out about the western geological diversity of Padstow? Natural features like having steep edges at Tregudda Gorge and alternating between dark and light layers on marble rocks make its landscape very unique among many others. Another fascinating one is Round Hole which looks like a fallen sea cave.