What is recorded here
Pobbles Bay East is shown as a cliff on the public map of Swansea. The saved point is the map point or the centre of its mapped shape.
Pobbles Bay East consists of Carboniferous limestone, formed approximately 300 million years ago through the accumulation of marine sediments. The cliff is notable for its exposure of durable sedimentary rock that has resisted coastal erosion to a greater extent than surrounding areas.
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Places near here
Cliff at Shire CombeCliff or headland · 212 yd
Pobbles BeachBeach / strand · 280 yd
Pobbles Beach and Three Cliffs Bay, PennardBeach · 330 yd
Pobbles BayBay · 354 yd
Three Cliffs BayBay · 817 yd
Great SouthgateHouse · 916 yd
Stepping Stones, Pennard PillStepping Stones · 987 yd
Henbury Cottage, Southgate Road, SwanseaCottage · 1024 yd
Castle Tower, Penmaen;Penmaen Burrows RingworkCastle · 1091 yd
Pennard CastleCastle · 1114 yd
Penmaen Burrows, Pillow MoundPillow Mound · 1164 yd
Fox Hole CaveCave · 1172 yd