What is recorded here
Blackwall Point is a coastal headland composed primarily of London Clay, a marine sedimentary deposit from the Eocene epoch, around 56 to 34 million years ago. The feature is notable for its role in the historical development of the River Thames and as a reference point for maritime and local geography.
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Places near here
Unusual sculpture on the Thames near the O2Public sculpture · 211 yd
Sculpture in the river by the O2Public sculpture · 241 yd
Virginia Quay Settlers MonumentListed building · 391 yd
Blackwall Pier and Entrance Lock to Former East India Dock BasinListed building · 414 yd
Northern Ecology AreaNature reserve · 485 yd
East India Dock BasinVisitor information · 577 yd
Goodluck HopeVisitor information · 660 yd
Dock BeachBeach / strand · 1137 yd
Greenwich Peninsula Ecology ParkNature reserve · 1587 yd
1996 Docklands bombingbomb attack · 1601 yd
London Museum DocklandsMuseum · 1.1 mi
Foundation StoneMemorial · 1.2 miOther information
Photo: DS Pugh · CC BY-SA 2.0