A late post medieval or early modern pier or landing stage is visible as a structure on aerial photographs of the 1940s, extending to the south west from Lilliput into Poole Harbour.
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A late post medieval or early modern pier or landing stage is visible as a structure on aerial photographs of the 1940s, extending to the south west from Lilliput into Poole Harbour. The landing stage consists of four structures extending to the south west for approximately 165 m in length. The pier is adjacent to two other landing stages (see MDO28696 and MDO28697). (1-2) The site is not visible on the most recent comprehensive aerial imagery available to the project. (2) This site was digitally plotted during the South West Rapid Coastal Zone Assessment Survey (Dorset).
Sources/Archives (3)
<1> SDO12685
Aerial Photograph: Royal Air Force. 11-OCT-1945. RAF 106G/T10/PART I 7001.
<2> SDO12684
Aerial Photograph: Royal Air Force. 17-JAN-1947. RAF/CPE/UK/1934 3038.
Centred SZ 0389 8939 (137m by 110m) (5 map features)
Map sheet
SZ08NW
Unitary Authority
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
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None recorded
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None recorded
Record last edited
Jul 10 2013 10:07AM
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