Take a look at this Ordanance Survey page. http://benchmarks.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/pls/htmldb/f?p=111:7:6255072357299077241::NO:7:: Type in a kilometer square grid in the form "SP9013" for instance. This page will give you a conversion factor. It seems a little ambiguous as to whether the figure they give you is to convert Newlyn to Liverpool or vica versa. I am still investigating.
The population of Newlyn is 21,168.
Newlyn RFC was created in 1894.
Newlyn riots happened in 1896.
Robert Newlyn was born in 1597.
Robert Newlyn died in 1688.
Newlyn Art Gallery was created in 1895.
Sea level rises and falls, so a datum line was put by the British Ordnance Survey on a harbour wall at Newlyn, Cornwall. It is from this datum line that mean sea level is measured.
Hugh Antony Newlyn has written: 'The effects of changes in engine geometry on the breathing and combustion in a spark ignition engine'
Lucy Newlyn has written: 'Coleridge, Wordsworth and the Language of Allusion' -- subject(s): Allusions in literature, English poetry, History and criticism, Knowledge and learning, Romanticism 'Chatter of Choughs'
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Ordnance survey maps are maps that show altitude in relation to a 'known' ordnance datum. An ordnance datum is a point of particular altitude. In the UK, that ordnance datum for ordnance survey maps is the mean sea level at Newlyn in Cornwall. Ordnance survey maps typically show topography, by means of contour lines and spot heights. General land detail, such as grass-land, forest, marsh. In addition roadways, railways, footpaths and bridleways are shown. This makes ordnance survey maps of particular use for anyone wishing to navigate on foot. And this remains one of the most popular uses for this type of map. Ordnance survey maps are maps that show altitude in relation to a 'known' ordnance datum. An ordnance datum is a point of particular altitude. In the UK, that ordnance datum for ordnance survey maps is the mean sea level at Newlyn in Cornwall. Ordnance survey maps typically show topography, by means of contour lines and spot heights. General land detail, such as grass-land, forest, marsh. In addition roadways, railways, footpaths and bridleways are shown. This makes ordnance survey maps of particular use for anyone wishing to navigate on foot. And this remains one of the most popular uses for this type of map.