What is recorded here
Winspit is shown as a cliff on the public map of Dorset. The saved point is the map point or the centre of its mapped shape.
Winspit is a sea cliff located in Dorset, composed primarily of Jurassic-age limestone, formed through the accumulation of marine sediments around 150 million years ago. It is notable for its coastal erosion dynamics and as part of the region’s extensive limestone landscape, which has been shaped by both geological processes and human activity over centuries.
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Places near here
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Winspit, caveCave or cavern · 157 yd
Disused Quarry buildings Winspit, Worth MatraversOld home or work place · 168 yd
Winspit CottageListed building · 177 yd
Worth Matravers: inside a quarry caveCave or cavern · 204 yd
Slippery LedgeCliff · 541 yd
Seacombe WestCliff · 790 yd
West ManMountain / peak · 1126 yd
Worth Matravers: Sculpture of Noah and his ArkPublic sculpture · 1502 yd
Sculpture on WallPublic sculpture · 1.0 mi
Radar Research MemorialMemorial · 1.1 mi
Memorial monument to the Telecommunications Research EstablishmentMonument or public art · 1.1 miOther information
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