What is recorded here
Compass Point is a sea cliff located in Cornwall, composed primarily of Devonian slate. These cliffs formed around 400 million years ago through the deposition and compression of marine sediments, and are notable for their resistant rock formations that have withstood significant coastal erosion.
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Places near here
The Storm TowerListed building · 230 yd.jpg?width=1280)
The BreakwaterListed building · 276 yd
Summerleaze BeachBeach / strand · 491 yd
Monument in BudeMonument or public art · 564 yd
Bude BeachBeach · 614 yd
Bude CastleCastle, fort or tower · 701 yd
Bude LightMonument · 786 yd
Wrangle PointViewpoint · 1026 yd
Bude - Cliff HotelCliff or headland · 1148 yd
King's Hill Meadow, BudeMountain or hill · 1701 yd
Smooth RockCliff · 1.2 mi
Shipwreck remains at Menachurch PointShipwreck · 1.5 miOther information
Photo: Jimmy Reeves · CC BY-SA 2.0