Корнцы

Корнцы Kernowyon
Вядомыя корнцы: рад 1: Джон Оўпі · Боб Фіцсіманс · Гемфры Дэйві  · Эдвард Боскаўен · Артур Квілер-Каўч рад 2: Крэйг Вітэргіл · Генры Джэнер · Рычард Трэвіцік  · Эмілі Гобгаўз · Вільям Блай рад 3: Джозеф Трэўалс · Джон Уільям Каленса  · Уільям Пенджэлі · Джэтра · Джон Кух Адамс Вядомыя корнцы: рад 1: Джон Оўпі · Боб Фіцсіманс · Гемфры Дэйві  · Эдвард Боскаўен · Артур Квілер-Каўч рад 2: Крэйг Вітэргіл · Генры Джэнер · Рычард Трэвіцік  · Эмілі Гобгаўз · Вільям Блай рад 3: Джозеф Трэўалс · Джон Уільям Каленса  · Уільям Пенджэлі · Джэтра · Джон Кух Адамс
Саманазва	Kernowyon
Рассяленне	Вялікабрытанія: Корнуал (уключаючы а-вы Сілі); ЗША: 1-2 млн.; Аўстралія : ~ 1 млн.; Канада; Мексіка; Новая Зеландыя; ПАР.
Этнічныя мовы	англійская мова корнская мова
Традыцыйныя рэлігіі (канфесіі)	хрысціяне (англікане, таксама каталікі, метадысты)
Блізкія этнасы	брэтонцы, валійцы, мэнцы

Ко́рнцы (корнск.: Kernowyon) — жыхары паўвострава Корнуал у Вялікабрытаніі.

Яны належаць да кельцкай групы народаў і з’яўляюцца нашчадкамі брытаў і, такім чынам, блізкімі сваякамі валійцаў і брэтонцаў. Размаўляюць па-корнску і па-англійску.

Сваім апякуном корнцы лічаць святога Пірана. Найвядомейшы з нацыянальных герояў Корнуала — Ан Гоф.

Вядомыя выхадцы з Корнуала

• Сэмюэль Уоліс, брытанскі мараплавец XVIII ст.
• Вільям Блай, брытанскі віцэ-адмірал
• Джон Кух Адамс, брытанскі матэматык і астраном

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Спасылкі

• На Вікісховішчы ёсць медыяфайлы па тэме Корнцы
• Корнская Вікіпедыя