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Tag: Sea wall

Coastal defence

Is a member of Levee

  1. II Admirlaty Pier (including Sea Wall between Salt Island Bridgea and George IV Arch)
    At NE end of Victoria Road, projecting E into harbour.
  2. II Dock Walls of Roath Basin, including Sea Walls and Sea Lock, Walls of Locks, and Dry Docks Photos
    Butetown
  3. II Former Sea Wall at Penmount Chapel
    To eastern and southern sides of Penmount Chapel, now bordering the car park.
  4. II Gazebo and sea wall at Condover House (formerly Villa Marina)
    On north (sea) side of Condover House.
  5. II Harbour Walls of Mullion Cove Photos
    Mullion Cove, Cornwall, TR12
  6. II Old Harbour Wall
    Alnmouth, Northumberland, NE66
  7. II Promenade Wall, including steps and piers
    On the W side of the Town Walls from Aber Bridge to Victoria Dock.
  8. II Quay Wall
    Lancaster, Lancashire, LA1
  9. II Quay Walls Photos
    Kingswear, South Hams, Devon, TQ6
  10. II Quay Walls Photos
    Falmouth, Cornwall, TR11
  11. II Seafront Wall Photos
    On the seafront of Whitmore Bay enclosing the northern edge of beach
  12. II Sea Wall Photos
    The Point, East Devon, EX8
  13. II Sea Wall Photos
    St Mawes, Cornwall, TR2
  14. II Sea Wall and Lock of Bute East Dock Basin Photos
    To E of entrance to Bute West Dock Basin.
  15. II Sea Walls and Towers at St Donats Castle Photos
    Built across the mouth of the cwm about 500m south of St Donats Castle.
  16. II Sea Wall, Surf Point
    Located to the seaward side of Surf Point, at the SE side of Traeth Crigyll, NW of Rhosneigr. A stretch of sea wall running from 23174/37337 to 23180/37344.
  17. II Sea Wall to East of former Mount Stuart Shiprepair Yard
    Butetown
  18. II Sea Wall to South of Salisbury Dock Entrance
    Vauxhall, Liverpool, Merseyside, L3
  19. II Sloping Stone Sea Wall between Entrance to Bute East Dock and Roath Basin, including 5 Dolphins Photos
    Butetown
  20. II* The Cob Photos
    The Cob crosses the Traeth Mawr and the mouth of the Afon Glaslyn in Tremadoc Bay estuary and carries both the A487 and the Ffestiniog Railway from Boston Lodge to Porthmadoc. Spans District and Comm

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