WW2 RAF Treleaver GCI (Ground Controlled Intercept) / Cold War ROTOR Radar Station (site of)

WW2 RAF Treleaver GCI (Ground Controlled Intercept) / Cold War ROTOR Radar Station (site of) is shown as a ruins on the public map of Cornwall. The saved point is the map point or the centre of its mapped shape.

The site of the WW2 RAF Treleaver GCI (Ground Controlled Intercept) and later Cold War ROTOR Radar Station was a key air defense facility used by the Royal Air Force to guide fighter aircraft to intercept enemy planes and to monitor airspace during the Cold War. Its strategic location in Cornwall made it an important part of the UK's radar network for national security.