Orcombe Point

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Orcombe Point is a coastal headland in Devon, England, known as the western gateway to the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site.

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Orcombe Point canonical 2

Statements (44)

Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal headland
geological site
tourist attraction
administrativeTerritory East Devon NERFINISHED
coastType eroding cliffed coast
country United Kingdom
designation western gateway to the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site
geologicalSignificance marks start of Jurassic Coast sequence from older Triassic rocks
hasAccess coastal footpath
hasGeologicalAgeRange Cretaceous
Jurassic
Triassic
hasInterpretiveFeature geological information boards
hasLandformType cliff
headland
hasManagementAuthority East Devon District Council NERFINISHED
Jurassic Coast Trust NERFINISHED
hasMonument Geoneedle NERFINISHED
hasOrientation south-facing coast
hasPrimaryRockType mudstone
sandstone
hasProtectionStatus World Heritage Site buffer area
hasRecreationalActivity birdwatching
fossil spotting (limited)
hiking
hasViewOf Lyme Bay NERFINISHED
knownFor coastal erosion features
exposed Triassic rock formations
scenic sea views
locatedEastOf Exmouth Beach NERFINISHED
locatedIn Devon
England
locatedOnCoastOf English Channel NERFINISHED
near Exmouth NERFINISHED
Sandy Bay NERFINISHED
partOf East Devon coastline NERFINISHED
Jurassic Coast NERFINISHED
Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site setting NERFINISHED
South West Coast Path NERFINISHED
region southwest England
surface form: South West England
subjectTo coastal conservation management
marine erosion
tourismType coastal walking
geotourism

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Jurassic Coast extendsFrom Orcombe Point
Exmouth hasLandmark Orcombe Point