What is recorded here
Little Tor is a small sea cliff or rocky outcrop near Swansea, likely composed of sedimentary rocks such as sandstone or limestone, typical of the region. Its geological age is estimated to be from the Carboniferous or Devonian periods, formed through deposition and lithification of marine sediments, and it is notable for its coastal prominence and potential as a local geological or landscape feature.
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Places near here
Tor BayBay · 215 yd
Tor Bay LimekilnLime Kiln · 409 yd
Nicholaston BeachBeach / strand · 547 yd
Penmaen Burrows Deserted Settlement (Presumed Site of)Deserted Rural Settlement · 720 yd
St Mary's Chapel, Penmaen Burrows; St Mary's Church, Penmaen BurrowsChurch · 720 yd
Penmaen Burrows, Pillow MoundPillow Mound · 842 yd
Castle Tower, Penmaen;Penmaen Burrows RingworkCastle · 916 yd
Three Cliff Bay, SwanseaCliff or headland · 931 yd
Three Cliffs BayBay · 1180 yd
Nott HillMountain / peak · 1295 yd
Pobbles Beach and the Three CliffsBeach · 1358 yd
Cefn BrynMountain / peak · 1590 ydOther information
Photo: Graham Taylor · CC BY-SA 2.0