What is recorded here
Camber Basin is a coastal rock feature composed primarily of Chalk, formed during the Cretaceous period around 80 to 100 million years ago. It is notable for its role in the local geography of Gosport and as a historically mapped bay, reflecting the area's coastal evolution and erosion patterns over time.
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Places near here
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VadneWreck · 710 yd
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South CamberBay · 1643 ydOther information
Photo: Chris Talbot · CC BY-SA 2.0