What is recorded here
Halldrine Cove is a small cove in Cornwall, England, characterized by its sea cliffs and rocky shoreline, typical of the region's coastal geology. The rocks here are primarily Devonian slate and sandstone, formed around 380 million years ago through sedimentary processes and later subjected to low-grade metamorphism.
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Places near here
Ancient stone field boundary above Halldrine CoveAncient stone or rock art · 135 yd
BosigranCliff · 241 yd
Porthmoina IslandIslet · 336 yd
Porthmoina CoveBay · 395 yd
Engine HouseRuins · 810 yd
ChimneyRuins · 813 yd
Carn GalverMountain / peak · 1141 yd
Round barrow 1000yds (910m) ESE of Rosemergy SW of Carn GalverScheduled monument · 1604 yd
Mên ScryfaHeritage attraction · 1.2 mi
Treen CoveBeach / strand · 1.3 mi
Porthglaze CoveBeach / strand · 1.8 mi
Chûn CastleHeritage attraction · 2.1 miOther information
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