What is recorded here
Warton Upper Crag is a coastal rock formation composed primarily of glacial till or boulder clay, formed during the last Ice Age, approximately 10,000 to 15,000 years ago. It is notable for its position as a prominent sea cliff, shaped by glacial deposition and subsequent coastal erosion.
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Places near here
Harry Hest HoleCave · 176 yd
Warton CragMountain / peak · 194 yd
Warton Crag Rocking stonesViewpoint · 318 yd
Fairy HoleCave · 427 yd
Warton Lime KilnArchaeological place · 541 yd
Washington HouseListed building · 735 yd
Church of St. OswaldListed building · 768 yd
Warton Old RectoryScheduled monument · 829 yd
Hyning Scout Wood Lime KilnRuins · 1163 yd
Hyning Scout woodWood · 1223 yd
Lapwing sculpture, Cote StonesPublic sculpture · 1752 yd
Hunting HillMountain / peak · 1.3 miOther information
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