Saltash is a town and civil parish located in eastern Cornwall, England. It serves as a significant geographic point facing the city of Plymouth across the River Tamar and is commonly referred to as "the Gateway to Cornwall."
The area is characterized by notable landmarks that facilitate regional connectivity, specifically the Tamar Bridge, which provides a road link between Plymouth and Cornwall, and the Royal Albert Bridge. According to the 2021 census, the population of the parish was 16,288, with the built-up area housing 15,435 residents.