| Name: | Mawgan | CISP No: | MAWGN |
| Place: | St Mawgan in Meneage | Grid Ref: | SW 7071 2486 (GB)
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| Parish: | St Mawgan-in-Meneage | Stones: | 1 |
| County: | Cornwall (Kernow) , England | Saint(s): | Meugan |
| Site Type: | landscape setting |
Macalister/1945, 447: `at a meeting of roads in the middle of the village'.
Okasha/1993, 185, first recorded as standing `upright in the High-way, where two Lanes meet, in the Parish of Mawgan, in Meneag, not a quarter of a Mile from the Parish-Church'.
Preston-Jones/1992, 120--121, discusses the inner and outer enclosures at Mawgan, with a plan of the site showing the location of the stone, and argues that it is likely to be a lann of at least seventh-century date.
Thomas/1994, 316--317, `Ann Preston-Jones has shown that Mawgan in Meneage, where the c. 600 memorial of Cnegumi could stand at a way-in through an outer enclosure stretching far around the parish churchyard, is a likely candidate.' Thomas goes on to state that that despite lack of place-name evidence Mawgan is likely to be a lann.