Canvey Island, Essex, England

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Canvey Island, in Essex, England, is a low-lying reclaimed island in the Thames Estuary known for its seaside resorts, petrochemical industry, and history of flooding.

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Surface form Occurrences
Canvey Island 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil parish
reclaimed island
seaside resort
climate temperate maritime
country United Kingdom
development extensively developed in 20th century
elevation mostly below high tide level
event 1953 North Sea flood NERFINISHED
governedBy Castle Point Borough Council NERFINISHED
hasAttraction Canvey Island Transport Museum NERFINISHED
Leisure Island Fun Park NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic low-lying
prone to flooding
reclaimed land
hasDialCode 01268
hasFeature beaches
creeks
marshland
sea front promenade
hasIndustry gas storage
oil storage
petrochemicals
hasLandUse industrial
recreational
residential
hasPopulation over 30,000
hasPostcodeArea SS8
hasProtection flood defences around perimeter
hasReligionSite St Nicholas Church NERFINISHED
hasStructure concrete sea wall
hasTransport bus services
road bridge to Benfleet
knownFor amusement arcades
flood defences
holiday camps
petrochemical industry
sea wall
seaside tourism
locatedIn England
Essex
Thames Estuary NERFINISHED
locatedNear Benfleet NERFINISHED
Hadleigh NERFINISHED
Southend-on-Sea NERFINISHED
Thames River NERFINISHED
partOf Castle Point NERFINISHED
region East of England
sufferedDamageFrom 1953 North Sea flood

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Peter Green placeOfDeath Canvey Island, Essex, England