What is recorded here
Cuas an Bháid is a coastal rock feature or sea cliff in County Cork, formed from sedimentary rock, likely Carboniferous limestone, common in the region. These rocks were deposited around 340–320 million years ago and are notable for their susceptibility to erosion, shaping the characteristic coastal landscapes of southwest Ireland.
Places near here
Cross in Skeam WestCross · 130 yd
The South StrandBeach / strand · 235 yd
Skeam WestIslet · 339 yd
Traighín na mBóBeach / strand · 461 yd
Cuas an ChapaillBay · 471 yd
The BridgeNatural arch · 811 yd
Skeam EastIslet · 872 yd
Tobar Chuas an UisceSpring · 960 yd
Promontory fortPromontory fort, coastal · 1685 yd
Dainish ShaftMine, copper · 1.0 mi
Rossbrin CastleCastle · 1.7 mi
Castle (in Ruins)Castle, tower house · 1.9 miOther information
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