Bar Beach (former coastline)

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Bar Beach (former coastline) was a once-popular Atlantic beachfront in Lagos, Nigeria, that suffered severe coastal erosion and was largely replaced by the land reclamation project now known as Eko Atlantic.

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Bar Beach (former coastline) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf beach
former coastline
adjacentTo Eko Atlantic
bodyOfWater Gulf of Guinea
causeOfChange land reclamation for Eko Atlantic
causeOfDegradation coastal erosion
intense wave action
sea level rise
climateZone tropical wet and dry climate
coastType sandy beach
continent Africa
country Nigeria
currentUse site of Eko Atlantic city development
developmentProject Eko Atlantic (reclaimed land project)
surface form: Eko Atlantic land reclamation
environmentalIssue coastal erosion
coastal flooding
facing Atlantic Ocean
formerUse open public beachfront
historicalSignificance once one of Lagos’s most popular public beaches
infrastructureImpact construction of revetments
construction of sea defenses
construction of sea walls
jurisdiction Lagos State Government
knownFor flooding events
recreational beach activities
severe coastal erosion
locatedIn Lagos
Victoria Island, Lagos
locatedOn Atlantic Ocean
near Ahmadu Bello Way
surface form: Ahmadu Bello Way, Lagos

Victoria Island business district
notableEventType storm surge flooding
partOf Lagos State
popularIn 20th century
reclamationType shoreline extension
region Western Nigeria
surface form: South West Nigeria
replacedBy Eko Atlantic
shoreline Atlantic coastline of Nigeria
status largely reclaimed
tourismStatus declined due to erosion and reclamation
urbanContext metropolitan Lagos
urbanPlanningIssue coastal zone management in Lagos
usedFor leisure
public gatherings
tourism

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Eko Atlantic (reclaimed land project) borderedBy Bar Beach (former coastline)
subject surface form: Eko Atlantic