St Catherine’s Breakwater

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St Catherine’s Breakwater is a long protective sea wall and pier on the northeast coast of Jersey, originally built in the 19th century as part of an unfinished harbour project and now used for coastal defence and recreation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf breakwater
pier
access open to the public
builtFor coastal defence
harbour construction
naval harbour project
coastType rocky coast
constructionStartDate mid-19th century
country Jersey NERFINISHED
currentUse angling
coastal defence
recreation
sightseeing
walking
faces English Channel NERFINISHED
function protect harbour area from waves
shelter small craft
hasNearby St Catherine’s Bay NERFINISHED
St Catherine’s Woods NERFINISHED
St Catherine’s lifeboat station NERFINISHED
boat slip
car park
hasPart pier head
slipway
hasViewOf French coast on clear days
heritageStatus local landmark
locatedIn Channel Islands NERFINISHED
St Catherine NERFINISHED
locatedInWaterBody Grouville Bay NERFINISHED
location northeast coast of Jersey
maintainedBy Government of Jersey NERFINISHED
materialUsed stone
owner Government of Jersey NERFINISHED
safetyRole provides sheltered water area
reduces coastal erosion
status harbour project unfinished
structureType masonry marine structure
tourism popular with local residents
popular with visitors

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Parish of St. Martin, Jersey contains St Catherine’s Breakwater