Lower Tremar

Lower Tremar sits within Tremar, a hamlet in the parish of St Cleer in Cornwall, England. Set about 1 km south of Darite, Tremar encompasses both Lower Tremar and nearby Venland Cross, giving this small cluster of places a quietly connected identity within the parish. Readers will find a settlement described by its geography and relationships: part of a hamlet, part of a parish, and part of Cornwall. That simple layering—hamlet, parish, county—frames Lower Tremar as a place to note on any map of the area. Its proximity to Darite and inclusion alongside Venland Cross make it easy to place when exploring this corner of the Cornish landscape. For those cataloguing visits or planning short excursions, Lower Tremar offers the kind of local specificity that enriches a journey through St Cleer and beyond. In essence, Lower Tremar is a named element of Tremar hamlet, quietly linked to its neighbours and to the wider county of Cornwall in England, United Kingdom.