What is recorded here
Anchor Cove is a small coastal bay composed primarily of London Clay, a marine deposit from the Eocene epoch, around 56 to 48 million years old. The cove's formation is linked to differential erosion along the Thames Estuary coastline, and it is notable for its accessible exposures of Eocene sedimentary rock in an otherwise low-lying and developed area.
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Places near here
The Mission HouseListed building · 25 yd,_Gravesend_-_geograph.org.uk_-_6254768.jpg?width=1280)
St Andrew's Arts CentreListed building · 30 yd
Bawley BayBay · 37 yd
Gravesend blockhouseScheduled monument · 70 yd
Queen Elizabeth IIMonument · 79 yd
Squadron Leader Mahinder Singh Pujji, DFCMemorial · 92 yd
Mahinder Singh Pujji Statue, St Andrews Gardens, GravesendMonument or public art · 95 yd
Royal Terrace PierVisitor information · 165 yd
Statue of Queen Victoria, Gravesend MarketMonument or public art · 217 yd
Princess PocahontasMemorial · 316 yd
GravesendVisitor information · 439 yd
The Three Daws Public HouseListed building · 165 ydOther information
Photo: Glyn Baker · CC BY-SA 2.0