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^Fisherman's Friends, from Port Isaac announced a headline gig at London's Union Chapel for Saturday 18th December in July 2010. Could explain the increased interest in July, normally ranks in the top 50.
^Wife of serving PM, David Cameron, unexpectedly gave birth to their daughter in Cornwall on 25 August 2010. They named her Florence Rose Endellion after St Endellion reflecting her Cornish birth - hence the article is in the top 25 after never making it into the top 500.
^ abThe feast day of St Piran, patron saint of Cornwall, is on March 5th, and the celebration is listed on the Wikipedia Main Page On this day... section. (Normally ranks around 300).
^Battle off Lizard Point was listed on the Wikipedia Main Page On this day... section on 18th February 2011 and was only tagged as part of WikiProject Cornwall in January 2011.
^Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall was the most popular monthly page ever recorded within WikiProject Cornwall during April 2011 (receiving 977,078 views that month, where the top page normally gets 170,000) due to the royal wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton.
^Clotted cream saw increased views around 28 April 2011, not too sure why.
^Daphne du Maurier had a slight rise in March due to being featured on More4's TV Bookclub on 6th March, getting 4,700 hits on that day, compared to the usual 700 daily hits.
^Doom Bar was featured in the Selected anniversaries on the Wikipedia Main Page on [Wikipedia:Selected anniversaries/September|15 September]] for the wrecking of HMS Whiting. Normally ranks around the top 200.
^Duchy of Cornwall again saw increased popularity in April 2011 due to the royal wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton. Normally ranks in top 50.
^Duke of Cornwall also saw increased popularity in April 2011 due to the royal wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton. Normally ranks in top 40.
^Google.co.uk used a doodle of a steam train to celebrate Richard Trevithick's 240th birthday on 13th April 2011. Clicking on the doodle searched Richard Trevithick, where the Wikipedia link was the 1st link returned. Normally ranks around 27.
^Scilly naval disaster of 1707 was listed on the Wikipedia Main Page On this day... section on 22 October 2011 and normally ranks around 160.
^Stargazy pie was listed on the Wikipedia Main Page Did you know... section on 10th January 2011 and was promoted to a Good Article the following day, normally ranks around the top 75.
This is a quantised list of all article and project pages within WikiProject Cornwall, sub-divided by assessed quality.
Data is collected from the bot generated table for the last day recorded for that month. The total scoring is based on the follow individual scores for each article: